I think every environmentalist is ecstatic to see the Obama Administration pull back on approving the Keystone XL pipeline, ordering it back into review at the State Department. Essentially, the.
That was the mantra of the environmental movement in the 1970s and 1980s when we as a nation learned not to litter and that we shouldn't throw everything away. Of.
I spend a lot of time around college students. As do all the writers of this blog and an impressive chunk of the readership. I feel like I know the.
On this date in 1935, the Committee for Industrial Organization (later the Congress of Industrial Organizations) was created. Ever since the failure of the Knights of Labor to organize all.
Tony Horwitz, author of Confederates in the Attic, not only one of my favorite books about the Civil War, but one of my favorite non-fiction books ever, has recently published.
There seems to be a new book out about how to succeed as a political blogger. Kevin Drum provides somewhat less than insightful guidance: You have to enjoy writing. You.
Although I don't identify as a historian of technology per se, I have presented at the Society for the History of Technology before. And the technologies I deal with in.
Environmental groups are going to an old playbook in order to stop the Keystone XL pipeline: find an endangered species and sue the government to stop development. The classic example.
