…really I meant to write that post and not this post). But Peter Baker thinks the big news is: dog bites man. Literally. That’s what he choses to discuss. Now….

…Concerned Scientists (ucsusa.org), Wealthy, polluting nations should pay for climate damages. Hot Rocks, Part III: Barriers to Next-Gen Geothermal, employamerica.org, Aidan Mackenzie, Ashley George and Arnab Datta. The heat energy…

…vehicles to accompany them everywhere they go necessarily implies devoting a vast amount of space exclusively to driving and parking, leading to sprawling, inhospitable concrete landscapes. And when traffic congestion…

…Zimbabweans in 37 years. According to World Food Programme, over two million people are facing starvation because of the recent droughts the country is going through. Godwin’s memoir is compelling…

…recognized his duty to protect his students and was showing us how to withdraw gracefully before things got totally out of hand.  It involved saying no, drawing limits, recognizing dangers,…

…and genetics/genomics, I find the willingness of people to be gulled by cranks and frauds to be troubling, since the data debunking the misinformation is a click or two away…

…Obrador reiterated his long-standing condemnation of the blockade: “They [the US] want the people to suffer so the people rebel against their government . . . it is a great…

…larger volumes of mail and packages will be available for processing in a late morning or afternoon window, spreading the volume arrival profile into the originating processing facility and removing…

Taking on Boeing, A senior manager for Boeing’s 737 MAX program testimony about Boeing manufacturing issues and its supply chain. The fatal MAX 8 crashes occurred in 2018 and 2019….

…reasoning:  electing Trump would lead to a backlash against Republicans and thus ultimately to the adoption of more “left-wing policies”.  If a right-wing reader finds this reasoning doubtful, the lesson…