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Bart Verheggen, a climate scientist and an unfailingly temperate voice in the climate wars (who inexplicably was not invited to the recent Lisbon climate conference), implores: I’m all for bridge building, but let’s at least make sure that reality remains somewhat in view while standing on the bridge.

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The Climax

It’s a good day when forest ecology and the prevalence of movie sex scenes can be discussed in the same breath.

Quick & Dirty News

Charlie Petit flags an interesting divergence in coverage of a recent NGO report on mercury pollution. Actually, it’s a case where one environmental reporter seems to have done a little more–um, reporting.

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The War Food Memoir

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Global Warming & Kids

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The Awakening

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Supe Bowl Halftime Show Spells Doom

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Nuttery Transcends Political Affiliation

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