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George Will, Unplugged

Order Valium Online It’s easy to dismiss George Will as an ideologue but you can’t dismiss his intellect. He is a bright guy. And he’s been willing to take on his own tribe, as Sara Palin and George W. Bush discovered. So what causes him to become so muddle-headed when he writes about global warming? I believe this…Continue Reading…

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Climate Tribes

https://drreddyfamilydoctors.com/womans-health/ Is your stance on global warming shaped by influential pundits or politicians who share your worldview? In light of the recent George Will/Al Gore/Andrew Revkin blogosphere controversy, kudos to John Fleck for revisiting this important 2007 Yale study. Still, I’m not sure what to make of the study’s essential finding– that your position on say,…Continue Reading…

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Fetishizing Extreme Weather

https://www.munshinegroup.com/home-nonprofit/clients/ There is a simplistic way to talk about the link between climate change and catastrophic wildfires and other natural disasters: The science makes clear that many extreme weather events have increased in recent years “” and that there is a link to climate change. You can  shout from the rooftops: CNN, ABC, WashPost, AP, blow…Continue Reading…

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Are We There Yet?

Order Soma Online This book review pays tribute to the Civilian Conservation Corps. Westerners–particularly Coloradans–might be surprised to learn that their favorite hiking trails and scenic drives owes to this depression era-program. As Kurt Repanshek over at National Parks Traveler writes, the $920 million carved out in the stimulus package for National Park improvements is a “nice chunk…Continue Reading…

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Mustang Mythology

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Guardians of the Corn

A big reason I’m drawn to the Southwest is for its well preserved archaeology. But that doesn’t mean it’s well protected, much less appreciated by native residents or politicians. That said, a cruel irony is that most new sites on public and state land are only discovered when a highway or shopping center or gas…Continue Reading…

Church of Al Gore

In 1995, William Cronon published an earthshaking essay titled “The Trouble with Wilderness.” In a nutshell, Cronon argues that wilderness is wholly a human creation, not an exemplar of primordial nature.  Cronon knew his claim would be received as “heretical” to many environmentalists, since the idea of wilderness has for decades been a fundamental tenet–indeed,…Continue Reading…

Climate Gutterball

What are we to make of the ugly campaign still being waged against Andy Revkin for this piece, and, in a parallel effort, against Roger Pielke, Jr, who, in mid February had pointed out that climate data was misrepresented in a Gore slide show at the AAAS conference? What are we to make of Michael…Continue Reading…

Shale Bait

https://advogadoemresende.com/audiencia-publica-maes-em-carcere/ This is both clever and astute: Oil shale is kind of like online journalism, there’s such potential there, but from the looks of it, we may never figure out how to make a profitable industry of it. From there, Terray Sylvester of High Country News does a nice job deciphering the contradictory signals sent by…Continue Reading…

Climate Furies

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