Time Magazine goes green

When time magazine first did a climate change front page with a lonely polar bear on thin ice, it was clear to all that the debate on the reality of climate change was coming to an end in the US. Indeed this is not a debate that the US presidential candidates would have.

In this new political atmosphere the media is moving ahead with the discussion, focusing on the possibility of green collar jobs and a weak US economy and on the potential of lower oil imports by ramping up renewables.

This week Time Magazine has a special report "Green is the New Red White and Blue"