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All diseases of Christians are to be ascribed to demons; chiefly do they torment freshly-baptized Christians, yea, even the guiltless new-born infants.

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How much plastic did you throw away today?

Category: Environment

There is a gigantic pile of plastic garbage accumulating in the Pacific. It's concentrate by currents into one floating mass of bottle caps and detergent bottles and nylon debris, all slowly breaking apart into broken bits of polymer bobbing in...

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UMM, the Green University

Category: Academics

Hooray for us! We got a nice plug in the Minneapolis Star Tribune for my campus's conservation efforts, and for the opportunities to major in environmental studies here. Come on, students and parents of students, trust me, this is a...

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How to save the California Condor

Category: Weirdness

We just have to make the practice of sky burial popular! Maybe this photo set of a Tibetan funeral will help. (WARNING! Those photos show a large flock of vultures stripping a human body of flesh, with the assistance of...

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Pope says it's all our fault

Category: Religion

The Pope has become an environmentalist, and he has figured out who is causing all our ecological difficulties: the atheists.Is it not true that inconsiderate use of creation begins where God is marginalized or also where his existence is denied?...

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Friday Cephalopod: Survivor: Cephalopod!

Category: Cephalopods

Tips for flourishing after a mass extinction. Ceratites nodosus (MCZ-7232) (A), from the Triassic of Germany, was similar to the ceratitid ammonoid species that thrived in the water column in the Early Triassic (1), while bottom-dwelling species languished. Key...

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Watts gets swatted

Category: Environment

That crank pseudoscience site, Watt's Up With That, got thoroughly reamed out with the video below (just the fact that the chief crackpot, Anthony Watts, would show up on Glenn Beck's show is indictment enough, though). Watt was not too...

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Geologists get to suffer with the idiots, too

Category: Environment

My most memorable encounter with the anti-animal research cadres was several years ago, when I was a graduate student, and the Animal Liberation Front snuck into our building one night and vandalized one of my colleague's labs; they destroyed...

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Destroying beauty because you can afford it

Category: Environment

The bluefin tuna is being grossly overfished, and is on its way to extinction. The reason? Fishermen can sell a single bluefin for $173,000. At first thought, you might feel like blaming the greedy fishermen (and I think there is...

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Still, Will?

Category: Media

Carl Zimmer discovers that George Will is still lying about global warming. Also, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead....

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Mary's Monday Metazoan: Big-eyed ball o' fluff!

Category: Organisms

Don't tell Jerry, but aren't pictures of baby kitties a cheap way to get some eyeballs? At least it's a nice story about a few animals coming back to the wilderness....

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