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Greening U.S.-China Relations
http://www.caladore.com/massage-oils/ This op-ed in the Christian Science Monitor suggests that “environmental engagement” could serve as sort of a back-door channel for easing U.S.-China tensions: Environmental collaboration is unlikely to hit politically sensitive buttons, and thus offers great potential to deepen dialogue and cooperation. Military-to-military dialogue can facilitate the sharing of best practices on a range of… https://www.indicold.com/indicold_detroj/ Continue Reading…
The Killer MacGuffin
Several days ago, this story at Slate, by Brendan Borrell, argued that habitat destruction posed a more immediate threat to wildlife and biodiversity than climate change. That makes obvious sense. Until recently, ecological degradation, be it from deforestation or overfishing, was the pre-eminent environmental concern of our time. “Now, writes Borrell, “being green is all… Continue Reading…
https://www.derekduck.com/faq/Fighting Global Warming with Fear
In 2003, Bill McKibben published an essay in the literary magazine Granta ($$ Req), titled, “Worried? Us?” What he rued then still holds true today: People think about “˜global warming’ in the way they think about “˜violence on television’ or “˜growing trade deficits’, as a marginal concern to them, if a concern at all. Hardly… https://accessity.org/vday2024/ Continue Reading…
https://blackbullextremehoney.com/black-bull-extreme-honey-restores-confidence-and-strength/Elevating the Debate
There’s a mind-bending exchange between climate scientists and policy experts on Dot Earth that many should find fascinating. Or not.
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Where can i buy Amoxicillin 500mg Capsules This morning, Michael Shellenberger assessed the cratering political landscape for cap-and-trade legislation, and his analysis strikes me as an accurate picture of where things stand now. Among the many he took to task was the President: If there is a strategy coming from the White House, it’s not obvious what it is. Well, a few… https://fancyfrites.com/seasoned-bacon/ Continue Reading…
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https://fancyfrites.com/tekka-san-francisco/ 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…
https://grenzzonederm.com/disclaimer/The National Security-Climate Change Nexus
https://www.laalacenadelpastelero.com/wood-o-background/ Building on recent concerns, the U.S. Navy is mulling climate change a lot lately. (H/T, The New Security Beat.) Memo to Romm and other catastrophe-mongers: instead of conflating every major flood or wildfire with global warming, which is not credibly supported by science, why not talk more about the increasing apprehension within the U.S. military… Continue Reading…
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https://nswellness.ca/antidisestablishmentarianism/ You Rommians must be gluttons for punishment. Jacob Weisberg spent 105 words speculating on the merits of Freeman Dyson’s controversial climate change perspective. Romm countered with 1,154 words of same old, same old. That’s a crying shame.
Buy Zanaflex Online Without PrescriptionRomm: Do as I Say, Not as I Do
Ambien Buy Online UPDATE: Big mistake on my part, for reading past the part in Romm’s post where he says he recently debated Morano. The perils of speed reading. Good lesson I have just learned. Still, my larger point holds: Romm was curiously moved to write his post after he debated Morano. Why? It’s not like Morano’s history…Continue Reading…
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