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Although Urban Outfitters is more known for their clientele of bo-ho hipsters trying to latch onto the latest fashion anti-trend, there's far more to this giant company. Their furniture lines are perfect for those with small spaces to fill, but are still trying to go big on style.
The styles of Urban Outfitter's furniture spans all different eras of design. Some pull from Mid-Century inspiration, while others have a more Victorian or modern influence. Their prices run from reasonable to higher for more custom or quality items. A few of our favorite finds are pictured below, if you have first hand experience when any of them, make sure to leave a user review in the comments below.
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• Night & Day Convertible Sofas: for $588, available in 4 color options.
• Lulu Chair: for $425, available in 3 colors & 2 patterns.
• Antoinette Fainting Sofa: for $575, 71" in length.
• Mid-Century Sofa: for $480, 75" in length.
• Metal Accordian Side Table: for $60 (hello versatility!)
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• Rolling Side Table: for $158, height 29"
• Smoke & Mirrors Side Table: for $110, also available in coffee table length.
• Ludhiana Woven Bench: for $128 and is 36" in width.
• Slipper Chair in Watermelon: for $325, available in other color/print ways.
• Jet Set Storage Bench: for $240, available in 7 colors.
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Oh bummer. They had a couple of really cool sofa beds that I liked but I don't see them anymore.
I too am really curious about the quality and comfort of their furniture. Because it looks really cool!
Anyone have experience with the night & day sofa? I've always thought about buying it but I am afraid it will be bad quality.
I have the night and day sofa, I got it for 20% off too. It is very firm, my roommate complains about it. But it looks so nice. The quality is similar to what you would get from Ikea in the same price range.
Here it is on my flickr.
I saw one of the day beds in the store and it was far below IKEA quality. Very light weight, shoddy construction. I'd estimate you'd be lucky to get 1-2 years of every day use out of one of these.
Apart from crappy quality, UO was founded by (and is majority owned by) Richard Hayne who is a noted social conservative and gives millions to the right-wing causes and candidates (like former PA senator Rick Santorum). If you have an real sympathy for causes like marriage equality, combatting global warming, universal health care, etc you may want to think twice about shopping there.
I wanted to add, that if you sit on it for a long time, the foam compresses, and leaves a "butt-dent" where you have been sitting (even for the lightest 120lb gal).
I have had mine for nearly two years now, and it has held up well, but under fairly light use, of two careful adults and a small dog.
@kale, is the frame sturdy? I was looking at the mid-century sofa, and it only said that the frame is solid wood but not which kind. Similar descriptions applied for other sofa. The price is enticing. Did you test it out at your local store before you bought it?
I'm interested in using the Jet Set Storage Bench as a coffee table/ottoman. Unfortunately the Urban Outfitters in Seattle doesn't have this piece on their floor. Does anyone have any feedback on it?
Yeah, one of the contest entrants has that sofa, and I was admiring it, but I went to the UO website, and most of the reviews on there weren't particularly positive... ah well.
You get what you pay for (darn it).
There are a ton of bad reviews about those sofas, I was going to get one until I read what people had posted. Oh well, back to craigslist.
I just love their fainting sofas it would look so great in a sunny bedroom. But, questionable quality I'm assuming. Maybe more for looks than sitting?
My guess is that the fainting sofa may wear a little better since it's tightseat/back and tufted. Easier to hide some of the construction flaws than with a cushion seat.
Everything looks nice, but the construction is super shoddy on their sofas.
looks great but what i've seen at their store the quality does not look good. not even close to ikea.
"it only said that the frame is solid wood but not which kind"
It could be made from pine that was cut last Thursday - after all, that's "solid wood"...
...that doesn't mean it's suitable for use as a sofa frame.
You need Kiln-Dried Ash, at the very least.
Not Particleboard (IKEA), and not anything from UO.
Better to get a $500 sofa from Craigslist than one of these.
I have been looking at the jet set storage bench as well. But since they don't carry it in any of the stores, I am a bit skeptical to buy it without getting some feedback on it. Esp. with the shipping prices being what they are it would not be an easy piece to justify returning if the quality is low.
goonghaeng; the frame is made of pine and metal. It is constructed similar to a futon frame. It isn't super sturdy, I did by it from the store, not online. I paid under $500 for it on sale, including tax (mine didn't come with the arm cushions, so I guess it was a discontinued style).
The quality is comparable to low-end (same price range) Ikea stuff. I actually went to Ikea the same day, and decided on this UO sofa, over what they had. I would say you aren't going to get more then a few years of hard use out of it. That said, mine is 2-years old and like new.
I will say again that it is super firm. You need a lot of pillows to get comfy to watch a movie or something. My roommate hates this about it.
We have one in our apartment (see: Joe & Kara's Urban Feel in a Small Town), and we both love it. It's the perfect size for our small living room. We actually ended up buying the floor model (HIGHLY suggested if possible because we paid a mere $160 instead of $600!) and we were worried about the sturdyness of it because the floor model was pretty rickidy, but after getting it home we tightened the bolts which were only half screwed in and it hasn't given us a problem since. (It's also gone through a lot of wear and tear being a floor model for 6 months prior to our apartment).
It's obviously not going to be as comfortable as a plush couch... it's a more linear & modern style, but it's a really good looking piece and to our standards, pretty comfortable, as it serves as our only seating besides 2 arm chairs.
In the end if you are looking for a sofa/guest bed for a small apartment it's highly recommended from us!
Not sure I understand how Marketplace posts work. Are they commissioned by the vendor at all? 'Cause I assume they wouldn't be too enthused about having their customer base represented as "bo-ho hipsters trying to latch onto the latest fashion anti-trend", whereas if they're motivated solely from the author's desire to highlight a vendor, I'm not sure how convincing this is at not casting anyone who chooses to buy from UO after this as not "bo-ho hipsters trying to latch onto the latest fashion anti-trend".
I do like some of UO's interior decor/homegoods, though; I keep having to to convince myself that no, I don't really need X $50 chenille rugs to cover the entire floor of my apartment or anything....
marlamischief1, I bought a similar couch from UO almost 4 years ago. The quality isn't the best. Certainly not worth what they sell them for. One of the legs snapped off mine after about 6 months. I was able to find someone that could fix it, but it's still a bit wobbly and the foam has become quite worn out. In the future, if I was going to pay $600 for a couch, I'd make sure the quality was much better.
I've sat on these in the store, and they both look and feel terrible in person. The seams are totally wiggidywhack, they're super uncomfortable... just overall terrible construction. You'd be better off with ikea, or spending a little more for something that will last 20 years instead of 2.
I have the storage bench in the white Vinyl and I LOVE IT. It's so perfect.
I just got rid of my orange tweed "Jet Set" bench. It was sturdy, roomy, and pretty comfy to put your feet up on, but didn't work well as an ottoman (the fabric started to look raggedy). I saw the white one returned in the store and the material looked really cheap.
I think secret_agent says it all - if the owner of UO is Richard Hayne who is a noted social conservative and gives millions to the right-wing causes and candidates - then for get about the damn couches!
@ secret_agent & edgardo60:
good to know. but for opposite reasons, it's refreshing to hear he's conservative. it's so annoying, cliche and tired for design/ art people to be hateful toward conservatives.
I can't believe it has to be so hard to find a decent quality couch at an affordable price. Reinforces the concept of recyling by purchasing something used, except it costs a small fortune to have anything reupholstered -- so you're back into the expensive arena.
Some of the furniture is really cute, but I'm skeptical of the quality.
I especially love the mid-century rocker chair.
The interesting thing about these sofas is that they seem so shoddy. Yet UO is the sister company to Anthropologie. I guess that this is same as the whole Crate & Barrel and CB2 business model repeated.
As to Richard Hayne, the interesting thing about him is that I think he was married to Judy Wicks, owner of Philadelphia's White Dog Cafe and noted liberal.
OhYea, I agree with you. Slipcovers are my answers right now. But it's not as nice. A woman from Africa once asked me, "Why is furniture so expensive in here (in the USA)?? And most of it's not even real wood!"
secret_agent, thanks for the info. I didn't see anything hateful.
They don't stock furniture in the UK, but aside from the ethical reasons given above, I don't tend to shop there as their home department tends to be cheap stuff marked up, without so much as a repackaging, at hefty prices, and the cynicism of it just depresses me. It doesn;t surprise me that these pieces are poor quality.
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Oh! I detest Rick Santorum, but I love White Dog Cafe! I don't think lab director is from Philly or he/she would understand.
I have the Jet Set ottoman in blue...its actually much more of a greenish/blue. It's a big wobbly which is ok on a rug, but on hardwood it is a bit noticable. But the color and the fabric are so unique I still love it!
I have the velvet tufted ottoman in a purple color. It took forever to arrive and it was backordered twice. When it finally arrived, it was super cute and nice quality... but not the color on the screen at all! Deep/bright purple as opposed to soft muted lilac. Oh well. I waited for it so long I just kept it. I think it will resell on Craigslist pretty quickly.


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To me it seems like US retailers and customers role-playing in USSR for one day a year.
Why is it profitable for the businesses to do it (and if it is profitable, why not do it more often)? If it's the need to clear the shelves of old or badly received products, why not do it the normal way: by lowering prices throughout the year? What's the special advantage of doing something like this one day out of the year (or two days)?
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I think it's just that it's the most convenient shopping weekend prior to Christmas because for most people it's a three-day weekened due to Thanksgiving, when most stores are closed.
That lead to consumers all going out that day, generally, and then stores began to cater to that demand, making it self-reinforcing.
And every year I try to keep a running tally of how many violent incidents/deaths occur because of this tradition. The deals aren't even THAT good considering you have to camp outside the stores or get there at like 4:00 a.m. for a good place in line and then you have to contend with the random acts of violence that occur!
Here's an article that explains some of the darker side of Black Friday.
They've also got "Cyber Monday" and "Green Tuesday" as well as PRE-Black Friday sales that they're starting to push. Sheesh!
I think, but am not sure that centralized statist trade policies have something to do with it.
There may be tax deductions for it and the police know when to expect the most chaotic shopping days.
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Retailers reduce prices to compete with each other. It is not necessarily profitable, but it may mean that they are not stuck with a bunch of inventory at the end of the year.*
*This is something that is really difficult to understand because it is purely human action at work. That is, each retailer has its own reasons for doing what it does and we can only truely guess at to why it would reduce prices.
To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process.
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I was thinking about Black Friday yesterday when I noticed a huge increase in cars parked in the lot at the local plaza. At its basis, I suppose that the anticipated drop in prices increases interest level among potential consumers, which in turn (due to empirical evidence from years past) inspires increased production and increased spending. Volume selling seems to account for the increased profit margin. So I'm also curious about something: since an increase in consumption is accurately predicted, couldn't the stores inflate prices? I suppose that since they don't inflate the prices, the people are essentially purchasing the product more due to price level than the function of the product itself, right? This is how I see it, feel free to offer any insight; I think Black Friday is fascinating.
As for the tie to government's blame, no, I don't see the government being at fault for anything regarding Black Friday. Since the government has no money of its own (or, more specifically, since it produces no wealth [profit] by its own means but instead steals it through taxation), the best it could do is not interfere with the private sector at all. In this case, I see the prices as fueling the influx of the masses, and they are competitively trying to obtain limited products. If they were unlimited, there would be no rush; and if the space were not confining, there would be no trampelling. This is mainly a failure of logistics and certainly not government.
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Vibram® is legendary for their durable and versatile outsoles, so when we need a bombproof and functional sole, we call up the crew at Vibram.
eVent Waterproof Fabrics
What good is a waterproof membrane if it keeps water out, but also makes your feet sweat like a turkey on Thanksgiving? Our eVent® membrane keeps water out and also wicks sweat away from your feet, keeping them dry inside and out.
Shoc Pad™
You wouldn't ride a bike without a seat. The same logic applies for our Shoc Pad™ technology, which will give you a smooth ride without inhibiting your performance.
Mush® Infused Insole
Now we're not necessarily splicing Mush® genes back in the T.I.D.E Lab to build a hybrid mutant insole, but we do have an insole that's worthy of the Mush name.
- Vibram® rubber outsole for traction and durability in rugged environments
- Aggressive lug design penetrates dirt for grip on loose terrain
- Nylon shank for torsional rigidity and stability
- eVent® waterproof breathable membrane keeps feet dry and cool
- Gusseted tongue prevents water from penetrating to the foot
- Waterproof nubuck and suede leather upper
- Mush® Infused Insole provides signature Teva comfort
- External Shoc Pad™ in the heel for enhanced shock absorption
- Widened fit at the forefoot allows the foot to breath and flex freely
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Highly recommended. I am an insurance adjuster. I climb on steeply pitched roofs with shingles which feel like rough sandpaper. These shoes have lasted longer than any other shoe I've tried. I have purchased two pair of the Riva Events, and I'm shopping for my third. These are the most comfortable shoes I've put on my feet. They offer lateral stability like no other shoe. I've even done CrossFit workouts in them when I forgot my running shoes.
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Several years ago I did a two-month bicycle trip across Europe. Because I didn't want to carry a lot of stuff, I decided I'd take only one pair of shoes that I would wear for everything - biking, hiking, and knocking about town with friends. I looked for a pair of shoes that would fit these criteria and I eventually found the Teva Riva shoes at a local outdoor gear shop. It seemed to be exactly what I was looking for - stiff enough sole for 10-12 hour days of biking, good Vibram sole for hiking, and a non-flashy, conservative look that wouldn't be out of place in a semi-fancy restaurant. The Rivas performed very well on my bike trip and now, three years later, it's still the only shoe I wear. In fact, I have purchased five more pair so that I can wear these shoes for the next 15 years or more.
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SALISBURY — When local radio personality Kent Bernhardt heard that Piedmont Players Theatre would be performing Monty Python's "Spamalot" he decided to investigate.
Who: Piedmont Players TheatreWhat: Monty Python's SpamalotWhen: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and April 24-27; 2:30 p.m. SundayWhere: Meroney Theater, 213 S. Main St. Cost: $15 adults, $12 students and seniors, $11 for groups of at least 20, $10 for Value Night on Wednesday, April 24Box office: Open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday and by phone 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 704-633-5471
"I started cruising around YouTube and I watched bits and pieces of the actual Broadway production," he said. "I sat there in front of the computer just laughing my head off."
When his daughter asked what he was watching he quickly replied.
"I'm watching 'Spamalot,' it's just hysterical, I've got to do this."
Bernhardt went into auditions with his eye on the role of King Arthur and landed it.
"He's the straight man in the whole thing, he's got all these crazy people around him," he said.
Kyle Smith, a member of the ensemble, said "Spamalot" is the first musical he's done in more than a decade.
"I really wasn't planning on doing any theater, but I found out it was coming and I love Monty Python," he said. "I love that subtle British humor that's slightly over the top, it's fantastic."
Smith said those attending should keep an open mind.
"Don't expect anything serious," he said.
Director Reid Leonard said his stage manager refers to the show as an "equal opportunity offender."
"Monty Python were like early, early, early Saturday Night Live," he said. "They did comedy skits that were very, very dry."
Leonard said "Spamalot" is based on the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail."
"It's about King Arthur trying to find a Holy Grail," he said. "It's just silly fun."
Leonard said after two serious shows including "The Color Purple" and "To Kill a Mockingbird" Piedmont Players wanted to mix it up.
"The whole point is to have variety," he said. "Plus, there are very, very few Broadway musicals that are small enough for us to be able to manage."
Bernhardt said those who attend the show can expect to have a good time.
"The songs are just infectious, you will leave the theater humming some of the tunes," he said. "You'll laugh all night.
"If you've got all the troubles in the world you'll forget them for a little while while you're here."
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On the largest island in the Mediterranean, the Italian island of Sicily, the lure of the beach fights with the pull of archeological sites. In Syracuse stand in a Roman amphitheater facing the sea, with Mount Etna in the background adding its own drama to the scene. Sardinia is an island of rare beauty, surrounded by incredibly clear water. Along its coast and that of Corsica, is the Madeleine Archipelago National Park. The rocky coast and crystalline waters are outstanding.
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A prologue, followed by four road stages should suit Greg Van Avermaet, who has top 10 finishes here three of the past four years. "There are some sprint stages and some selective stages," BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said. "All the guys are in good condition. We will always try to be in every move. So day-after-day, we will decide who are the protected guys." John Murphy, fresh off a sixth place finish at Sunday's Skoda Velothon Berlin, said the sprint stages will favor the BMC Racing Team. "Greg and I will look to make something happen there," he said. "The prologue should also be a good shot for me."
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Your guide to beer festivals across Wisconsin this summer
The arrival of summer brings with it a run of beer festivals across the state. Here's a quick guide to events in the coming weeks celebrating craft brews.
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The Mile of Music artist lineup continues to grow, with another addition of 35 performers that puts the number of known acts at more than 135.
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If it's a sign of things to come for Mile 2, it's a good one. The Mile of Music preview party being thrown at Anduzzis in downtown Appleton Saturday night has sold out. The night will feature performances from country throwbacks Sturgill Simpson and Milwaukees Hugh Bob and the Hustle.
A few days after the release of his second album, 'Metamodern Sounds in Country Music,' the Sturgill Simpson narrative is well-worn. Hes a country singer, no doubt. But hes not that kind of country singer.
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This book should be required reading for anyone who has not faced the death of a loved one. It provides good preparation for the issues, choices and difficulties that we all face. Armed with this information, you will be better equipped to navigate through a journey where there are no right answers.
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Great prep for an interview at Google. This book poses a wide range of questions, most of which can only be answered in a conceptual fashion using equations few of us are very familiar with. The fun part is when Randall Munroe attaches equations to help the listener understand how to approach an answer. My favorite question: What is the probability of calling someone, saying gesundheit when they said hello, and discovering that they just sneezed. Super narration too.
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Interesting book about a wide range of materials, there properties and how they do what they do. A few ramblings into the authors personal life are a bit of a distraction, but tolerable.
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Interesting story of how one immigrant paid her bills. But a bit repetitive in a range of details...especially regarding her height, weight and appearance.
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If your interest is all about policy, this book is for you. If you want to get a better understanding of the dynamics of fair trade and the producer and consumer levels, the book falls way short.
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This is a great book for anyone wanting to dive deep into Israeli history and politics. The author does an inspired job of telling the Jewish state's story from it's true, existential beginnings. Not the 1920s or the 1940s, but the late 1800s, and even before that.
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While the core story here is about a sting operation related to arms sales, the author provides additional information about how US defense contractors frequently break American law by knowingly selling arms to the bad guys.
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The chalets of Verbier offer over 25,000 opportunities for overnight stays. Furthermore, it has innumerable opportunities for sports. Verbier is thus an ideal location for large sports events such as Ski World Cups, Paragliding World Championships, Junior Ski World Championships, Tour de Suisse and Tour de France.
400 kilometers of hiking trails, 200 kilometers of mountain bike pistes as well as two golf courses lure visitors to the village in the summer. In the winter Verbier, along with five other villages, turns into the winter sports mecca of "4 Vallées", Four Valleys. Mountain peaks such as Mont Fort (at 3330 meters above sea level the highest vantage point of the region) and 410 kilometers of pistes are made accessible by means of 90 lifts and trains.
There are 400 km of hiking trails, and experienced hikers can follow the tracks of the chamois through this mountain world, which is covered in snow even in summer. For those looking for more action there is climbing, paragliding down to the valley and 200 km of mountain bike piste. A trip aboard the mountain railway to the peak of Mont Fort with its impressive panorama from the Matterhorn to Mont Blanc is a must. Golfers will find two exciting courses and the modern sports centre offers saunas, tennis, squash and curling whatever the weather.
As soon as the first snow falls, Verbier becomes a winter sports paradise. 'Les 4 Vallées' (Four Valleys) is the name of the immense ski resort with a good 410 km of piste and more than 90 lifts and railways linking the stations of Verbier, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, Thyon and La Tzoumaz. A cableway opens up the top of Mont Fort at a height of 3330 metres. From here there is a fantastic view to the Matterhorn, Grand Combin and Mont Blanc.
You can also enjoy the winter landscape without skis along the snowshoe and winter hiking trails or on two 10-km- long toboggan pistes. For those who love major ski tours, Verbier is well known as a starting point and staging post in the so-called 'Haute Route' to Zermatt and Saas Fee.
- Mont-Fort: glacier at 3330 m and the highest point in this ski resort. Black piste from the summit.
- Mont Gelé: this mountain station is situated at an altitude of 3023 m and is accessible by cableway from Les Attelas.
- Grosser St. Bernhard: the pass is situated at 2469 m and the 70 km-long pass road links Martigny in Switzerland with Aosta in Italy.
- Martigny: Celtic tribes, Romans and Napoleon's troops have all left their marks in this little Valais town. Several archaeological digs offer an interesting glimpse into the history of the settlement.
- Durnand Gorge: as you pass through tunnels, up steps and along galleries you can hear the river thunder and roar through this narrow gorge with its towering rock faces to the right and left of the Durnand.
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There is something special about these cozy villages from various places. Whether it's their timeless charm, or inviting climate, they all have a special uniqueness. Enjoy these beautiful places now
This incredible star fort is located in the village of Bourtange Groningen Netherlands. It is called Fort Bourtange.
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Hallstatt is a village in the Salzkammergut region in Austria with only 946 inhabitants.
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A Mountain Village.
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Riomaggiore is a village in the province of La Spezia located in a small valley of the Liguria region of Italy.
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Site of the movie "Lord of the Rings" in New Zealand.
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Mist hovers over the countryside in Southwest England.
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If four years is a lifetime in politics, it's an eternity in climate change politics. Events in Washington this week might make climate policy watchers wonder if 2007 really happened.
At issue is the decision by American Electric Power to put its plans for carbon capture and storage on hold, due to the weak economy and the lack of a U.S. plan to limit emissions of climate-warming carbon dioxide. Read the Reuters story about it here.
Carbon capture and storage, or CCS for short, has been promoted as a way to make electricity from domestic coal without unduly raising the level of carbon in the atmosphere. Instead of sending the carbon dioxide that results from burning coal up a smokestack and into the air, the plan was to bury it underground. But that costs money and requires regulatory guarantees, and neither are imminent in the United States. Legislation to curb greenhouse gas emissions bogged down on Capitol Hill a year ago and has not been re-introduced.
Sarah Forbes of World Resources Institute called AEP's decision "a surprise, but not a shock."
"Given that U.S. climate legislation stalled last summer, companies have less incentive to move forward with CCS, which has proven difficult to advance at scale," Forbes said in a statement.


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Are you looking for somewhere to get connected and involved? You've come to the right place. The Comstock Memorial Union is more than a place to hold meetings or grab a bite to eat or attend events. It's great for all of those things, but your student union is so much more. It's a place where you get to be more than a student—you can be a writer, a leader, an activist, an employee, an artist, and more. You can connect with other students who share your ideas, passions and goals through organizations and programs. Plus, you can connect with staff members who will challenge and support you along the way.
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Richard Rohr, OFM, is a Franciscan priest and international speaker who has been featured on NPR and with Dr. Mehmet Oz on Oprah Radio™. He is the founding director of the Center for Action and Contemplation in his hometown of Albuquerque, New Mexico. A regular contributor to Sojourners magazine, he is the author of more than 80 books, audios, and DVDs, including most recently The Naked Now (The Crossroad Publishing Company, 2009).
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