A reader sent me this (at left), and I thought I’d answer his question, i.e., “How can we afford another war?” The answer lies in what is meant by the word “we.” If you believe that “we the people,” i.e., …
A reader sent me this (at left), and I thought I’d answer his question, i.e., “How can we afford another war?” The answer lies in what is meant by the word “we.” If you believe that “we the people,” i.e., …
I just met a guy who sells and installs artificial grass, and we had a nice chat about how far this industry has come from the days of the first “Astroturf” in the late 1960s. At that point, it was …
If this was true when Azimov died almost 30 years ago, think for a moment how much more pronounced it is now. To be sure, it’s part of the “perfect storm” that has brought us to where we are now. …
Why would anyone want an environmental review of projects that have the largest potential environmental impact? That would suggest that we apply common sense, instead of letting corruption run rampant. From the New York Times: (The suggested upheaval in environmental …
Trump Administration Recommends Evisceration of U.S. Core Environmental Protection Law Read More »
Some ideas for creating a sustainable planet are beyond inane. This coffee cup grows a tree “when thrown away?” Are you suggesting throwing away this coffee cup somewhere you’d want a tree to grow? Have you ever heard of littering?
Lots of news under the “reckless abandonment of environmental laws” heading today. Earlier, we saw that our children face horrific health consequences from toxins that were banned under Obama, but re-approved for use as of today. But what good is …
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This is just another is a long string of obstructions of justice. We are (or were) a nation of laws. Talk about “unsustainable.” The only thing that can stem from tolerating this is authoritarianism, if we’re not already there. Just …
I’m sure there are Americans who are proud that they live in a country so powerful that it can flout international law, practice torture, and commit war crimes and other human rights violations with impunity. I speak for those who …
This made me laugh, but it’s not right to disparage people for killing their own food, especially when it’s a species that has a tendency towards overpopulation. I actually have more respect for these folks than I do meat-eaters who …