A few days’ drive from the closest town of any size, deep in the Peruvian Amazon, there is a river…
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For the majority of its existence, the social cost of carbon was the kind of figure found in academic papers…
Being inside a big organization gives one a certain kind of knowledge, not about what the organization says in public…
A specific type of scientific concern functions differently from a typical environmental concern. It has nothing to do with the…
Before the first day of spring, Phoenix reached 100°F. Temperatures in some areas of the Southwest exceeded 112°F, which would…
Observe what people notice when they fill up at a gas station in practically any mid-sized city, whether it’s in…
About fifty people gathered in the Iowa City Pedestrian Mall, a well-known area of brick pavement and benches in the…
It’s hard not to feel the weight of what transpired here a millennium ago when you stand at the northern…
A rabbi invited a few friends to his rented house to pray somewhere in the mid-1990s on a peaceful residential…
For the better part of fifty years, Howard Stern has spoken aloud about things that most people keep to themselves.…