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Recent Posts
- Weekend Reading: Mandela and divestment; National Academy of Sciences on "Abrupt Impacts of Climate Change"; Hansen et al. on "Assessing 'Dangerous Climate Change'"; denialists on AMS climate survey
- Federal Arctic scientist Charles Monnett vindicated in whistleblower case against Obama administration
- Boston Globe columnist distorts survey and study to deny climate consensus
- Koomey: Moving beyond benefit-cost analysis of climate change
- Reverend Billy faces year in prison for climate change protest
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The lay of the land is, by any measure, confusing. Here we have our first "black" President, a milestone in our nation -- right as the lies and shenanigans of Bush The Lesser are being slowly outed and exposed - and as we feel the shocks to the system of Bradley Manning and Julian Assange. While the higher ups want us to see these as isolated, they are all connected. My gut tells me, Snowden's warnings must be heeded as sincere. And he must not be hunted down as prey by the "greatest nation on Earth" -- without dark consequences.