Category: Bookworm
It's no wonder that the most recent Pew report finds that belief in rising temperatures is down. As Jim Hoggan explains in his new book Climate Cover-Up, the media and the public it serves are awash in a corporate conspiracy...
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Category: Bookworm
Oliver Morton wrote a delightful book all about photosynthesis called Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet, which I reviewed earlier this year for Search Magazine (R.I.P.) under the title "A Song for the Heartless". One of my favorite...
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Category: Stylized Substance
A few notes on Mark Sloukas' piece in Harper's.
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Category: Solutions
Americans are losing so much money each year. Why not gamble it away on a good cause?
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Category: Guilt
Obama administration says not to expect any new marine reserves.
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I have decided to add a new category on greenwashing. It's so prolific, we simply must have some displayed here on Guilty Planet. I am in favor of companies doing the right thing and I imagine that Nature's Path is...
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Category: Consumed
This is a new trash can in the Environmental Sciences building at Western Washington University. I like the "landfill" label....
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Category: Solutions
Marine protected areas work.
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Category: Food Systems
Let's make yogurt better.
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Category: Guilt
A classically held anthropological view is that "shame results from a public exposure of some impropriety or shortcoming whereas guilt results from more private events." I concur with the anthropological notion that shame is the more public emotion (and also,...
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