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The Ties that Bind

Order Valium Online I’m just catching up with this story from the Salt Lake Tribune: During [Utah] Gov. Gary Herbert’s visit to Blanding, one of the poorest regions of the state, residents pleaded with him to keep open the Edge of the Cedars Museum State Park. The ancestral Puebloan site and official archaeological repository houses one of the largest…Continue Reading…

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Why Culture Matters

https://drreddyfamilydoctors.com/womans-health/ I’m very much intrigued by a paper published this week (by Simon Donner) in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. It touches on themes that are of longstanding interest to me. I have a short riff on Simon’s paper at the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media.

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After 42 Years

https://www.munshinegroup.com/home-nonprofit/clients/ While driving in New Jersey yesterday, I was listening to a BBC program on the radio and had to pull over when Khaled Mattawa, a Libyan poet and English professor at the University of Michigan, was reading this poem.

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Burning Down the House

Order Ultram Online Michael Tobis impresses with this nuanced explication of a sticky issue. He asks: The question is how we should be thinking about extreme events. Notably, extreme weather events, and extreme environmental events of sorts that are connected to weather and climate, such as wildfires and infestations. There is a tendency for those of us who…Continue Reading…

Anti-Science Liberals that Get a Pass

When I saw this recent RFKJr Huffington Post column, titled “The Fracking Industry’s War On The New York Times–And The Truth,” I tweeted: RFKJr has waged war on truth w/his anti-vax nuttery and cape wind nimbyism. If you’re unfamiliar with this history, read here and here. On Cape wind, RFKJr is simply hypocritical. But his anti-vax…Continue Reading…

A Tribute

Bill’s been very sick. Lissa called in September to say we wanted to come see him, but he put us off. He didn’t want us to see him that way, to remember him that way. But then he changed his mind, called Lissa in what was either a moment of great weakness or great strength,…Continue Reading…

Social Media

Like most people with an internet connection, I’m plugged in to social media. But I’ve been a half-hearted participant. I find FB to be too narcissistic, so I’ve largely come to ignore it. I love twitter, but haven’t embraced it fully until a few days ago. And that’s only been because I feared getting sucked…Continue Reading…

The Downside of Openness

https://advogadoemresende.com/audiencia-publica-maes-em-carcere/ Chris Mooney finds much to admire with this list of Steve Jobs revelations, leaked from Walter Isaacson’s forthcoming biography: He gave up Christianity at age 13 when he saw starving children on the cover of Life magazine. (AP) * He was returning from an apple farm on one of his fruitarian diets when he chose the name…Continue Reading…

Global Population Gets a Fresh Look

Purchase Xanax Online As I’ve previously discussed, the most disconcerting turn in the population debate in recent times (at least in the U.S.) is the anti-immigrant factions that have co-opted it. But the approaching 7 billion mark has generated a new round of population chatter and news stories. At the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media,…Continue Reading…