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Fruit Chaos Is Coming

Fruit Chaos Is Coming Climate change is threatening to turn sublime summer stone fruits disgusting, or rob us of their pleasures entirely. Illustration by Paul Spella / The Atlantic. Source: Getty. Summer, to me, is all about stone fruit: dark-purple plums, peaches you can smell from three feet away. But last summer, I struggled to […]

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The Anthropocene is a Joke

Stuart Gleave / Getty THE ANTHROPOCENE IS A JOKE On geological timescales, human civilization is an event, not an epoch. Humans are now living in a new geological epoch of our own making: the Anthropocene. Or so we’re told. Whereas some epochs in Earth history stretch more than 40 million years, this new chapter started maybe […]

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‘The Atlantic’ Commits Malpractice, Selectively Edits To Smear WikiLeaks

‘The Atlantic’ Commits Malpractice, Selectively Edits To Smear WikiLeaks Everyone was buzzing about the shocking, bombshell new report by The Atlantic yesterday, which revealed that Donald Trump Jr. and the WikiLeaks Twitter account had engaged in a “largely one-sided” conversation in private messages over the course of several months. Don Jr. actually comes off looking […]

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The Delusions of David Frum’s Mind

The Delusions of David Frum’s Mind Stephen Harper make you worried and angry? Chill, says Canada’s prodigal Republican son. David Frum is not here anymore. That’s apparent from the defence of Stephen Harper he published in The Atlantic yesterday. It’s full of spin and falsehoods evident to those who actually live in Canada and are paying attention. […]

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