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The progress of this storm: Nature and society in a warming world

The progress of this storm: Nature and society in a warming world Andreas Malm’s powerful critique of current environmental philosophies puts historical materialism and cutting-edge science at the center of a call for militant action Andreas Malm THE PROGRESS OF THIS STORM Nature and society in a warming world Verso Books, 2018 reviewed by Ian […]

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The Seneca Effect: a Book Review by Jantje Hannover

The Seneca Effect: a Book Review by Jantje Hannover This is a review of the German edition of “The Seneca Effect” written by Jantie Hannover for the site of the radio station “Deutschelandfunk.” Very well done by someone who really read the book. Here I report a translation made mainly using “Google Translate,” and also […]

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Book Review: Food Scarcity. Unavoidable by 2100?

Book Review: Food Scarcity. Unavoidable by 2100? This is an excerpt from the review by Ugo Bardi published on the “Journal of Population and Sustainability“ Scientific studies that examine the food supply and its correlation to human population have a long tradition that goes back to Thomas Malthus and his “An Essay on the Future […]

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THE WORLD AFTER CHEAP OIL

THE WORLD AFTER CHEAP OIL Rauli Partanen, Harri Paloheimo, and Heikki Waris Reviewed by Frank Kaminski Toward the end of this book, its authors make an astute, if self-deprecating, observation about its potential merits. They’ve been discussing how innate human biases cause us to make cognitive errors when trying to make sense of world crises. […]

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Book review: “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels”. Really?

Book review: “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels”. Really? I first heard about Alex Epstein’s book ‘The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels’ via an unsurprisingly fawning review over at the SkeptEco blog.  Its premise is so ludicrous that normally I wouldn’t read it, never mind review it.  There is no “moral case for fossil fuels”, just as there […]

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Greer’s ‘Twilight’s Last Gleaming’ sees end of empire — Transition Voice

Greer’s ‘Twilight’s Last Gleaming’ sees end of empire — Transition Voice. Apparently, people who write titles for politico-military thrillers about nuclear brinksmanship find the language of The Star Spangled Banner just too good to resist. Twilight’s Last Gleaming is a 1977 drama starring Burt Lancaster as a renegade air force general who takes over a nuclear missile silo […]

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