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I've been using Google Reader recently, following the lamented death of Planet Fleck, and I suppose I have to admit its better. Here are some "shared items" if, for some reason, you want to read what I read.

November 29, 2008

Another trail of twaddle

Category: climate betting

Sea ice again. I was reading Gareth who had been reading Monbiot. And so I did too. After I'd waded through the goo and the dribble about Bush, the first item of substance was A new summary of the science...

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November 27, 2008

When will they learn?

Category: climate science

Is it a Pearl Harbor if it has to happen twice? says Nature, discussing a list of stuff that Joe Romm thinks might lead to the second-world-war scale of effort against climate change. #1 is Arctic goes ice free before...

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November 22, 2008

On morality

Category: Morality

Climate change seems to have gone a bit thin recently - James has got bored - and its distinctly chilly here, with snow in the air and a most glorious sundog. So lets talk about morality....

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November 18, 2008

incredibots.com

Category: fun

Just been playing with incredibots.com and it was good fun so I'm letting you all know. Daniel found it....

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November 15, 2008

Polar orbiters and the testing of sci-fi

Category: science

I'm reading Anathem because Paul told me to. And because I'm enjoying it. And because its good and thick and will sustain lots of time. Read Paul's review if you're interested in an overview; I'm not going to do that,...

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November 14, 2008

Divorced - for having an affair in Second Life

Category: misc

And other miscellania. That one is from the Indy: "she had once awoken from an afternoon nap to discover him sitting at his computer watching his online character - whom he had named Dave Barmy - having sex with an...

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November 10, 2008

Nierneberg, concluded: Oreskes is wrong

Category: climate science

Really, why are you reading this? Read something of substance instead. Last time I said I ought to read Oresekes again carefully. I have.Summary: nothing has changed. She is still wrong. Note: in all the following, I abbreviate the authors...

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He's mad!

Category: climate people

Though I must point out that this is "mad" in the sense of "angry", not "nut job". I mean RP Jr, and he is annoyed with Oreskes, saying What is it about the climate change debate that causes previously excellent...

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Paradox of flying to meetings to protect the environment

Category: climate grumping

Nuture has a letter from David Gremillet who says: Scientists are becoming increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of their work... reduce our carbon footprint by attending fewer scientific conferences... Regular long-distance flying can easily triple an academic's carbon footprint....

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November 9, 2008

Viz does philosophy

Category: fun

Sometime the deepest of philosophical issues are best understood in image form. Perhaps they should be transcribed into stained glass in some great cathedral: Here we have the problem of pain (I think thats the right phrase) part 1 and...

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