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Rescuing Archaeologists

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A Hack in Hog (skeptic) Heaven

https://drreddyfamilydoctors.com/womans-health/ Just so you know: I’m not the first to take the bait on Marc Morano’s new uber-climate blog-aggregator. But I probably will be the first to say this: what an embarrassment of riches! Yeah, all you righteous climate bloggers can swear on your Hell and High Water manifesto that you haven’t been peeking over there…Continue Reading…

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Not in My Vineyard

https://www.munshinegroup.com/home-nonprofit/clients/ If you’re an environmentalist, what concerns you more: global warming or the construction of an eco-village in your pretty town? If you’re Robert Redford and you live in Napa Valley, that’s a no-brainer.

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Salvaging the Wreckage

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Garfield's Take on Romm: On the Money

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Violence Through a Desert Prism

Here’s the understated yet majestic lede in this poignant essay by Laura Paskus in the current issue of High Country News: On the outskirts of Albuquerque, the desert has surrendered the bones of 12 young women. I’m a little uneasy with the larger theme of the piece, though, mainly because I think violence to women…Continue Reading…

Going Dry

This is a ticking time bomb for Mexico, a greater long-term threat to the country’s sociopolitical stability than the drug cartels.

A Moving Target

This new poll of climate scientists by The Guardian will raise many an eyebrow. If the quotes in the article reflect where the climate science community is heading, get ready for an ugly debate that will probably split the environmental community. The mitigation crowd has already boarded its freight train. If the adaptation crowd gets…Continue Reading…

Decoupling Population from Global Warming

https://advogadoemresende.com/audiencia-publica-maes-em-carcere/ No environmental issue, other than global warming, generates as much controversy and misguided rhetoric as overpopulation. (The disclaimer at the top of the Wikipedia entry that I link to speaks for itself.) The population issue has loomed so large in the environmental movement that greens these days have a tendency to consider it part of…Continue Reading…

Beware of Cautionary Lessons

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