So people decide they can just declare a disaster–skip the evidence on exposures and the clear cut evidence that no one suffered a significant exposure from Fukishima. It was a disaster because we say so. Exuse me–that’s horse s____.
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Day: February 19, 2014
Extreme Weather Events Tony Lupo is da man
This is Viv Forbes, who is pretty damn good, talking about extreme weather events crusade of the Green fanatics.
And I have something really good to add to that.
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A Fine Story of a Great Woman
This is a wonderful essay on the life of a woman struck down by a terrible mental illness.
I see these late teen patients going south and it’s a heartbreaker. Schizophrenia is an awful thing.
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Philosophy, Theology, Science ? Take an Aspirin.
Some might say this essay is the classical way that philosphers get people glassy eyed.
Recently I have read a lot of CS Lewis’ serious books, not Narnia stuff, and he gets me glassy for sure.
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Enviro Rankings according to Yalies
The Yale international rankings of enviro quality show something that we talked about in the past, the Kuznets Curve in enviro quality.
I think Kuznets Curve makes sense. The EPA regulatory regime was, in many cases, behind positive trends in enviro quality, not ahead.
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Academic Hypocricy at Purdue
So let’s see if I get this right. Mitch Daniels can’t talk about conservative ideas and offer political opinions as a former governor because lefty faculty members who talk politics in the classrooms want to censor him.
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