Category: Sustainability

I used to play softball with a guy who litigated large-scale torts, like airplane crashes due to negligence.  At a party one night, I suggested that jury awards were way out of proportion, and that this was driving up costs …

Litigation Ultimately Saves Lives Read More »

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Question: What do these elements have in common: Arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, selenium, zinc. Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers. Relevance:  In a new report released today, A Toxic Relationship: Extreme Coastal Flooding & Superfund …

Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: Environmental Toxicity and Flooding Read More »

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Here’s an article that begins: Objectivity in journalism has come to mean presenting both sides of an argument from a position of neutrality. But not every argument has two sides: some have more, and some statements should not be the …

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There really are going to be quite a few heroes made before we get Trump behind us. The ironic part is that they’ve come places that progressives never could have possibly imagined: ExxonMobil, the FBI, and a slew of admirals …

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As I’ve mentioned, my mom is a life-long conservative Republican, and now in her elder years, unfortunately, a Fox News devotee.  Nonetheless, we have extremely civil and mutually respectful discussions on politics. One of her observations of me, is that, …

In Many Ways, It’s Good Versus Evil Read More »

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Well, that’s an interesting coincidence.  No incitement to violence reduces the level of violence to zero. As they say in song, who woulda thunk it?

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It’s hard to think of a single person in history who made a marked improvement in the lives of the common person who did so without irritating the living bejeesus out of the people in power at the time. From …

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The Center for the Study of Liberty is a group whose ostensible purpose is fostering civil discussions on the subject of liberty and human rights.  It appears to be just an advocacy group for the no-mask, selfish Republicans who want …

What Actually Are Our Rights? Read More »

Which is the greater understatement: the photo at left, or the statement, “An unpopular and egomaniacal leader suggesting that the coming election be indefinitely postponed represents a threat to American democracy?”

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From this article: Donald Trump first attempted to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in September 2017, a move that would’ve stripped its beneficiaries of work permits and subjected them to deportation. But his administration continually cut corners, …

When the United States Ceased To Be a Nation of the Law Read More »

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