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People--scientists yes, but also anthropologists, environmental historians, activists, and others--have debated for some time whether we are living in the "Anthropocene," a new era of geological time defined by what humans are doing to the globe. This week--with temperatures in the water off Florida surpassing...
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They Knew

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On January 12, 2023
There really is no difference between the tobacco industry and the fossil fuel industry except that we are far more addicted to fossil fuels than we ever were with cigarettes. I've sat in on union meetings (my own) discussing investment portfolios and retirement packages and...
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Climate Change and Childbirth

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On December 5, 2022
On at least a couple of occasions here, I've noted that students of mine have expressed that they don't want to have children because they don't think that a world this impacted by climate change is worth bringing life into. This led to a lot...

COP27

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On November 12, 2022

While we are focusing on the elections (for good reasons of course), the world continues to burn. Will the US ever do anything useful in fighting climate change? Biden appeared.

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