Monthly Archives : https://udaan.org/zs2dkvebc.php December 2011

Happy New Year

Thanks for being a reader, and thanks to many of you for making this site a lively exchange of interesting perspectives, particularly on climate change related issues. Early next week, I’ll have a post up elaborating on a few new wrinkles to the blog. Meanwhile, I’d like to hear from you on something. What particular… https://www.psicologialaboral.net/2024/08/07/i8xk6wf4 Continue Reading…

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How to Explain Legions of Alt Med Believers?

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Can We & the Planet Reconcile Competing Values?

The Economist has an excellent article about the “fate of India’s amphibians” and what is a universal conservation paradox: As economic growth has accelerated so, it appears, has the destruction of  [India’s] forests. The Centre for Science and the Environment, a lobby group, reckons that the pace at which clearance permissions have been granted has… Online Doctor Prescribe Xanax Continue Reading…

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The Maya Complex

An archaeologist is peeved about the “craze over the supposed Maya prophecy of the end of the world in 2012,” which he says “is based on bogus, commercialized, fake claims.” Well, blow me down, are there any rational-minded people who would seriously entertain such a prophesy even if it came straight from a Carlos Castaneda… https://polyploid.net/blog/?p=tch37el7 Continue Reading…

Has the Journal Nature Sullied its Brand?

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The Good Old Days

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What Climate Communication Sorely Lacks

https://eloquentgushing.com/htlwcb4 My latest post at the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media asks if the ratcheting up of climate fear will grab hold of a public already numb to such appeals. I think David Roberts at Grist makes a strong case for how it can work, but it rests on this assumption: what drives social… Continue Reading…

Nanotech Battles Looming?

Is Marion Nestle stoking nanotechnology fears here? Or is she trying to head off an ugly variation of the GMO wars? I’m not sure, but this is what she advises: Companies using this technology should be telling the public more about it. Nanotechnology is technical, difficult to grasp intuitively, “foreign,” and not under personal control…. https://foster2forever.com/2024/08/tzwslrcdhg.html Continue Reading…

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Rattling the Echo Chamber

https://sugandhmalhotra.com/2024/08/07/oirmd0t Several weeks ago in Washington D.C., I met with a scholar whose work I find fascinating. My interview with Ed Carr, an archaeologist-turned geographer, is now up at Yale Environment 360. Here’s an excerpt: e360: Over the summer various commentators talking about the famine in Somalia and the drought in the Horn of Africa were making… Continue Reading…

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Don't Lose Sight of Those Biases

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