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United States: An Obituary

United States: An Obituary The United States of America was problematic from the start. It was founded on genocide and slavery, and, while frequently congratulating itself on the rights and freedoms it granted its citizens, never managed to confront the demons in its past. The question would arise repeatedly, generation after generation: rights and freedoms […]

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Nobody takes the renewable energy transition seriously

Nobody takes the renewable energy transition seriously “A goal without a plan is just a wish.”—Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Despite all the demands from climate activists, scientists, and even policy makers, hardly a single country is taking the shift to renewable energy seriously. Even countries and regions that claim to be working toward an energy transition are failing […]

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A Sea Change Moment?

A Sea Change Moment? Tomorrow begins Global Climate Strike Week, led by young people to demand urgent action to address the climate emergency. What many hope will be a sea change moment in the struggle to mobilize a real response to this existential threat had a humble start a year ago when a young Swedish student, Greta […]

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When a warming climate threatens your dinner plate

When a warming climate threatens your dinner plate Introducing Understanding Food and Climate Change : A suite of free digital resources Whether you’re a student in Osaka, Japan, tucking into a bento box of salted fish and edamame, a University professor in Dakar munching on Senegalese yassa, or an American steelworker unwrapping a hamburger, chances […]

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Human Predators, Human Prey: Part 3

Human Predators, Human Prey: Part 3  Read Part I, read Part II. Society as Ecosystem in a Time of Collapse, Part III 6. “Disease organisms” (revolutionaries), “parasites” (criminals), and “immune systems” (law and punishment) in times of growth and release In his brilliant 1976 book Plagues and Peoples, historian William H. McNeill explored how infectious disease has shaped […]

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Cornucopian Renewable-Energy Claims Leave Poor Nations in the Dark

Cornucopian Renewable-Energy Claims Leave Poor Nations in the Dark Stanford professor Mark Jacobson and his colleagues have written yet another paperpurporting to show that 100 percent of energy demand can be fulfilled by wind, solar, and hydroelectric generation. This latest study, which comes in the form of a manuscript accepted but not yet published by […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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