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Of Scapegoats and Minefields

Order Valium Online Randy Olson, the scientist-turned-filmaker, dares to depart from conventional wisdom among climate advocates, many who would hang the news media in collective effigy over climategate: The media were irrelevant and largely blameless in Climategate. The whole incident was a case study in the absence of effective leadership in both the science and environmental communities. For…Continue Reading…

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Where Greens Rule

https://drreddyfamilydoctors.com/womans-health/ Well, not exactly, but it seems that German greens have matured into a potent political force. I do think this Foreign Policy piece hypes their ascendancy, but there’s no denying that greens have long been players in German politics in a way that is unimaginable in the U.S. And it appears they are now appealing to a broader swath of the German populace. …Continue Reading…

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Counting Carbon

https://www.munshinegroup.com/home-nonprofit/clients/ Ever wonder how scientists can determine how much carbon dioxide (CO2) is accumulating in the atmosphere? In this engaging story, science writer Tom Yulsman visits a CO2 monitoring station high up in the Colorado mountains and brings a crucial part of climate science down to earth. Here’s the scene and a snippet of how the data…Continue Reading…

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The Commies in His Head

Order Soma Online Bill McKibben has some fun after learning that Glenn Beck has called him a communist. Of course, McKibben is in good company. An esteemed  military veterans organization is comprised of communists: Volunteers are communists: Then there’s the art hanging in Rockefeller Plaza–all communist. I know just the man who can bring clarity to this issue of commies in the climate…Continue Reading…

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Ecological Tradeoffs

Order Ultram Online Via Andy Revkin at Dot Earth, I see that Peter Gleick, living in an imaginary world where tradeoffs never occur, is outraged that some people in California are daring to consider that not all endangered species, because of their dire status, can be saved:  In a desperate attempt to make it easier to solve California’s complex and contentious water…Continue Reading…

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Can Hollywood save the planet from global warming? The LA Times reports that Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations Secretary General, made his sales pitch last week at a UN outreach event: “I need your support,” he told entertainment industry insiders during a daylong forum Tuesday that focused on recent heat waves, floods, fires and drought,…Continue Reading…

In Praise of Naturalists

In his final column in a historical series about “how the discovery of species has changed our lives,” Richard Conniff notes: Were it not for the work of naturalists, you and I would probably be dead.  Or if alive, we would be far likelier to be crippled, in pain, or otherwise incapacitated.

Hey NYT: What the Frak?

This NYT exposé on lax regulation of the booming natural gas industry is a must read, but the paper of record is very late to the party. And the author of the piece, Ian Urbina, is fairly ungenerous in his acknowledgment of that fact when he notes, one quarter of the way into his story,…Continue Reading…

Will Climate Change be a 2012 Campaign Issue?

https://advogadoemresende.com/audiencia-publica-maes-em-carcere/ In the New York Times magazine, Judith Warner assesses the collective GOP stance on global warming and speculates: Whoever emerges as the Republican presidential candidate in 2012 will very likely have to embrace climate-change denial. I think she’s right, which means an issue that normally doesn’t factor into national elections may well have a high…Continue Reading…

A Dead End Dialogue

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