Well, this probably ain’t good: Research from University of Maryland, published yesterday in the journal Global Change Biology, shows that the predictions by scientists that some animals will de
This week’s column at the Diplomat takes at how the relative expense of different weapon systems has changed over time, and tries to draw out some operational and strategic implications of those
This is a very big day for college athletes seeking the right to unionize: The director of the National Labor Relations Board’s Chicago district ruled today that Northwestern football players do
Republicans may hate national parks, but they love dumping coal waste into streams. The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill that would allow coal mining companies to return to an ol
There are so many science fiction related jokes/dreams-fulfilled related to this story that I don’t even know where to start. So I’ll leave it up to you.
Darleen Click, I’m sure your brief post on the challenge to the ACA’s employer contraception non-mandate will be all too representative! Seven words to the Left Feminist Fascists I think w
The fact that the IWF’s attacks on the ACA’s contraception non-mandate were just consevertarian attacks on the ACA with no particular religious freedom content was no coincidence. As Ste
Two recent pioneers of environmental law–David Sive and Joseph Sax–died recently. Both of these deaths reminded me of the complex legacy of legalistic environmentalism. By this, I mean the