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James Cameron’s blockbuster will persuade far more people to go green than all the hot air pumped out in Copenhagen. The political elite is beginning to get the message — audiences do care about the planet, they just don’t want to be lectured about it by hypocritical politicians. They want help to do their bit, not hectoring.

Editorial from Dubai newspaper examines what next after Copenhagen.

So the world's leaders went all the way to Copenhagen and all they brought back home was this lousy non-binding agreement to set some goals for curtailing greenhouse gas emissions and maybe work up an agenda for the next climate summit. Arguably your average, bickering neighborhood association accomplishes more at one of its meetings.

As the talks in Copenhagen move through the difficult process of attempting to balance the needs of the planet with the needs of many of the people who live on that planet – specifically those who live in developing nations – we should look at some of the ways broadband Internet access can help the environment; especially at this time of year.

Go green at home! Searching for new industries to put the states former auto workers back to work, Ohio could become a green energy powerhouse.