Monthly Archives : January 2013

The War on Science Merry Go Round

https://worthcompare.com/dygc4glp5rh It’s really not fashionable to call out liberals for their own problematic relationship with science on certain issues. (Trust me on that one.) It’s much safer to just blast away at conservatives, who do provide bountiful material on evolution and sex, among other well-known topics, as Michael Shermer reminds us at Scientific American. But kudos… Continue Reading…

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Can New Climate Vows and "All of the Above" Co-Exist?

As you undoubtedly heard, climate change was mentioned prominently by President Obama in his second inaugural speech. Greens are applauding the strong words but based on his record (or lack thereof) on the climate issue (some believe he is unfairly maligned), and his lofty (unfulfilled) 2008 promises, many are taking a wait-and-see approach. Meanwhile, what to… https://www.jamesramsden.com/2024/03/07/1odalif2 Continue Reading…

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Beware of Labels

If I call you anti-science, which discourse might that be related to? The one on climate change, evolution, biotechnology, or vaccines? Because the term is flung around so freely, who can tell. That was the point I tried making with this recent post. More importantly, is slagging you as anti-science a constructive way to have a conversation? In fact, it’s likely… https://tankinz.com/dw55tl5al20 Continue Reading…

When Legacies of the Past Constrain the Future

http://countocram.com/2024/03/07/98oh0ca8qqi One of the biggest challenges in the sustainability arena is finding a balance between economic development and environmental protection. There is a good argument to be made that we are today paralyzed by two legacies: 1) the unfettered development legacy that helped build the bridges, dams, highways, cities and suburbs of the United States and,… https://www.mominleggings.com/wmzmf7qoe Continue Reading…

Me & My Free Will

https://asperformance.com/uncategorized/mwhf9rl What science tells us about one of life’s biggest unanswered questions is, naturally, much contested. Jim Al-Khalili, a UK physicist and president of the British Humanist Association, recently asked: “So do we have free will or not?” The question came midway through an essay on the subject, and his answer is, “Yes,” I believe we still… Continue Reading…

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Where To Get Tramadol Online Flu Shots Are Damn Dangerous No, that’s not from the Huffington Post. It’s the headline to a Daily Beast story that is beyond the pale. It’s mind-boggling that the Daily Beast–a high-profile media outlet–would give space to this piece of misinformation and scare-mongering. The author’s intent is obviously to sow doubt about the effectiveness and… https://www.worldhumorawards.org/uncategorized/oszxlrc Continue Reading…

Why GMOs Are Great and Why They Should be Labeled

Earlier this week, I was dismissive of the GMO labeling movement in a way that didn’t do justice to its core concerns. I wrote: Like climate change, the crazy politics of the GMO debate trump the science. Along those lines, I view the “right to know” campaign (which is part of a larger effort to label… Continue Reading…

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Science and Religion Join Together?

Tramadol 100Mg Online This tweet from the NYT green blog caught my eye: At a Protest, Science and Religion Team Up nyti.ms/13AWQo3 — NYT Green Blog (@nytimesgreen) January 16, 2013 What? Have the atheist police been alerted?  This is something they ought to know about. Here’s the opener to that news item: Science and religion went hand-in-hand on… https://www.goedkoopvliegen.nl/uncategorized/mv521ybn9dk Continue Reading…

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Teaching the Controversy

When it comes to evolution, no reputable museum would dare “teach the controversy,” a catchphrase used as a ploy by creationists some years back, when they tried to put “intelligent design” on an equal scientific footing with evolutionary biology. The biotech issue, which is a source of much controversy in environmental and food circles, is… https://tankinz.com/2akiwlzowy Continue Reading…

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Solving the Energy Equation

Everybody knows the global politics of climate change are leading nowhere.  If the futile UN-sponsored talks illustrates one thing, it is that no country is willing to make economic sacrifices to reduce its carbon emissions. Roger Pielke Jr. calls this the iron law of climate policy. It’s proving ironclad. That essentially leaves us with one option:… https://www.lcclub.co.uk/wne1elsati Continue Reading…

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