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McCain: We Have Met the Global Warming Enemy, and It Is . . . (?)

Posted in Environment, politics on May 15th, 2008

I’ve got a new article up at The Free Liberal. You can read it here.

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Why Is Anybody Trying?

Posted in Environment on May 8th, 2008

(Speaking of religion and the environment . . . .)
Iain Murray writes, tongue-in-cheek:
Even the American homeless emit twice as much carbon dioxide as the world average, the wastrels.
He cites a new MIT study, reported by EPOnline:
“Regardless of income, there is a certain floor below which the individual carbon footprint of a person in the U.S. [...]

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A Wall between Environment and State

Posted in Culture, Environment, politics on May 8th, 2008

I’ve got a new article up at The Free Liberal. You can read it here.

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On Raking Leaves

Posted in Environment, life on Dec 29th, 2007

The grounds-keeping staff for our apartment complex are out using their modern rakes (leaf blowers) to remove all those fallen leaves from the grassy areas of our apartment complex.
(I got lost somewhere in the middle of that sentence. Sorry.)
Which makes me wonder once again, “How did things ever survive before there were humans around to [...]

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Hope for Us and the Earth

Posted in Economy, Environment, politics on Nov 2nd, 2007

Currently we on the East Coast of the US of A are experiencing a drought, I’m told. The water just disappeared. People are being told not to waste the little water we have left. Once you use it up, it’s gone. Right?
Or is it just all in Mexico? I mean, it’s not like someone’s electrolyzing [...]

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