On the eve of the People’s Climate March in New York City, we speak with people involved in fighting climate change on different fronts:
Bill McKibben, author, activist, founder, 350.org, on building a global movement
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin, on what VT is doing to move to renewable fuel sources and his view on fossil fuel divestment
Jonathan Lash, president, Hampshire College, on being one of the first colleges to divest of fossil fuel stocks
Clayton Thomas-Muller, co-director, Indigenous Tar Sands Campaign, organizer with Idle No More, on native resistance
David, You refer to Natural Gas as a renewable. Why would a fossil fuel like Natural Gas be consdiered renewable? Please explain this.
Thanks for catching this — that was my error.
Did I really hear David Goodman include natural gas as “renewable” along with wind and solar?
Where is a voice for moving away from the #1 contributor to climate change, animal agriculture?