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Cleveland-area TV meteorologists disagree with prevailing attitude about climate change

Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0800

Cleveland Plain Dealer - By Michael Scott - Dec. 04 (Special Report) - Seitter said many meteorologists also don't trust models - "because we've seen how wrong they can be in predicting weather" - and that most don't interact with other scientists beyond other meteorologists. "We sort of live in our own world and haven't been exposed to the same volumes of research that the climatologists have," he said. "The day-to-day meteorologists are seeing anecdotal evidence, but not the research that goes back thousands of years," he said. "The two disciplines are very related, but the time span being looked at is very different.

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16,000 Republicans in Cuyahoga crossed over and voted Democratic in primary

Mon, 10 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700

Cleveland Plain Dealer - By Amanda Garrett - Mar. 10 (News Report) - It started a few weeks ago when conservative radio powerhouse Rush Limbaugh suggested that his Republican following cross over during the primary to vote for Clinton. Clinton, Limbaugh argued, would be easier for McCain to beat in November than Obama. Soon, local morning radio show host Bob Frantz echoed Limbaugh on WTAM AM/1100, and the buzz began to grow.

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Kucinich drops presidential bid

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 04:30:02 -0800

Cleveland Plain Dealer - By Mark Naymik - Jan. 25 (Opinion) - Two weeks after insisting he could run for Congress and president at the same time, his decision Thursday to drop his second bid for the White House suggests he is concerned about winning a seventh term in Congress.

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In so many cases, democracy rises from catastrophe, Naomi Klein argues

Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0800

Cleveland Plain Dealer - By John Freeman - Dec. 16 (Review) - According to economists in the University of Chicago school of thought, free-market ideas spread across the planet in a series of natural if sometimes painful historic developments. And the unprecedented (and highly lucrative) access Western capital enjoyed to these emerging markets is essential to kick-starting democratic reform. In this towering polemic, Naomi Klein demolishes this narrative, arguing that the evidence tells a different story. Skipping across several decades and numerous U.S. administrations of both parties, Klein shows how the free-market ideas associated with Milton Friedman have spread often through catastrophe (as in Thailand, post-tsunami, and in New Orleans, post-Katrina) and at the point of a gun (as in Chile in 1973 and Iraq today).

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