Posts Tagged ‘comics’

Hot air

An onlooker asks an artist painting landscapes 'How much extra is it for you to edit out the turbines?'

Back in July T. Boone Pickens announced a quartering of his mega-wind farm project. The project has essentially been scrapped due to continuing issues with access to transmission lines, as Mr. Pickens downplays wind in his wind+natural gas “plan.” The remaining order with GE has been halved to three hundred odd turbines, whose future home is expected to be relocated from the Texas panhandle to Canada or Montana.

Defrosting skeptics & melting glaciers

Political Cartoon by Steve Sack

While the text of the comic is not quite accurate—we’ll chalk it up to artistic license—it gets the point across. In the past week or so, a number of independent groups have examined the “evidence” including FactCheck.org and the Associated Press.…

What if global warming is a hoax and the better world get by preserving forests, creating good jobs, energy independence, etc. is all for nothing?

Three Wise-Cracking Men

Clever Climate Comics

This comic strip yesterday:

PC and Pixel

reminded me of a wonderful, but unfortunately defunct strip, Rustle the Leaf; though I don’t know why it wasn’t “Russell the Leaf.” I really used to look forward to this every week, and was quite disappointed when it stopped updating.…

Raised in a barn?


Over the Hedge comic strip for 2009-07-16

Keep this in mind, and consider pointing it out to the management of any businesses you frequent that might be trying to violate the laws of thermodynamics and cool the outdoors. After all, it’s crazy to leave your doors and windows open during the winter, right?