Who should be in the 2012 Environmental Hall of Fame and the Hall of Shame?.?

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It is important that we keep in mind those who are heroes and villains  in our efforts to protect the environment. Each year, I conduct a poll to find those most deserving of recognition in the Environmental Hall of Fame and the Environmental Hall of Shame. Nominations are now open for those  awards to those who have most affected the environment by words or action in 2012. With the ongoing  debate about  global warming and environmental regulations,  nominees should be easy to find.   If you would, please include a short reason that your nominee should be chosen and suggest a suitable gift if they win.

Nominations will be taken until June 31st, 2013. The nominees will then be  listed  and you will be given a chance to help determine the winner in each category.   You may suggest a suitable prize for your nominee. Please be imaginative, as particularly thoughtful or humorous  nominations will  be recognized and published on this site. If you submitted a nomination earlier, you may submit another for each category.

For more information, please see http://jcmooreonline.com/2012/12/16/nominate-your-picks-for-the-2013-environmental-hall-of-fameshame-awards/.

Portland-Joe · Accepted Answer

Fame: Arnie Gundersen for having the courage to broadcast information being censored by main stream media about environmental problems. http://fairewinds.org/category/media/fairewinds-videos/
Prize: A picture of Japanese girls with a signed note thanking him for standing up for them. http://fairewinds.org/media/fairewinds-videos/cancer-risk-to-young-children-near-fukushima-daiichi-underestimated

Shame: Japanese Prime Minister Noda for dumping the "Zero Nuke" policy. http://ex-skf.blogspot.com/2012/09/new-energy-policy-of-unremitting.html
Prize: A partly filled out employment application for work at TEPCO's Fukushima No. 1 where there is a labor shortage. http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2013/06/14/national/fukushima-no-1-faces-labor-crunch-as-better-jobs-attract/#.Ubs_PxC3E1J

Anonymous · Answer

Fame: Japanese Prime Minister Nods for dumping Japan's zero nukes policy.

Prize: The satisfaction that he is contributing to a better future.


Shame: Anti-Keystone pipeline demonstrators. Stopping Keystone will not stop the consumption of fossil fuels. If people use alternative energy, lack of demand will stop such pipelines and the oilsands.

Prize: They should not be allowed to drive cars or to fly.

Sagebrush · Answer

James Hansen. Category: Shame

http://www.c3headlines.com/fabricating-fake-temperatures.html

Then after all the lying and deceit he has accomplished in his life, he retires and goes into full time communist activism.

Suitable gift: Jail Cell.

Rush Limbaugh: Category: Fame.

His predictions regarding the atmosphere have been more accurate than all of greenies' combined.

Ha! Ha! Bet you don't dare.

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Who should be in the 2012 Environmental Hall of Fame and the Hall of Shame?.?

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