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Climate Preservation

September 14, 2010 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change | 115 comments

https://www.hawkalumni.org/class-of-1968-yearbook/ The American Scholar is on a roll with provocative climate change-related essays in consecutive issues. The summer issue has a brilliant coverline, “The Earth Doesn’t Care if You Drive a Hybrid,” touting this essay by Stanford physicist Robert Laughlin. People on opposite ends of the climate debate will likely find much to agree and disagree… https://advogadoemresende.com/minuto-agu-no-130/ Continue Reading…

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Digging Deeper into Deep Time

April 27, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in Archaeology, history | No comments

https://masculinidades.org/taller-sobre-masculinidades-puerto-quito/ This thoughtful essay argues for reconciling the institutional divide between history and archaeology.  Daniel Lord Smail, a professor of history at Harvard, writes that The discovery of “˜deep time’ during the middle of the 19th century has long been understood as a transforming moment in the histories of biology, archaeology and geology. We are only… https://www.finservpartners.com/service/s-corp-election/ Continue Reading…