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[Untitled] NVDL: Climate Change Killing America's Trees - risk of ...: The mounting deaths could fundamentally transform Western forests because tree reproduction hasn’t increased to offset losses, according to a new study published Thursday in Science. And new seedlings aren’t rising quickly enough to fill the gaps.

[Untitled] Science vs the Right: state of play at John Quiggin: [...] John Quiggin examines such denialism, writing: I’ll start with some facts that are, if not indisputable, at least sufficiently clear that I don’t intend to engage in dispute about them (i) All major scientific organisations in the world[1] endorse, in broad terms, the analysis of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change which states that the world is getting warmer and that, with high (> 90 per cent) probability, this warming is predominantly due to human action (ii) Most prominent politicians[2], thinktanks, activists, commentators and bloggers on the political right in Australia, the US and Canada (along with a large section in the UK) reject, or express doubts about, this analysis.

[Untitled] U.S. Climate Change Science Program: Climate Change Science Program (CCSP) report provides a general assessment of current. 961. scientific understanding of climate change impacts to the United States (CENR, 2008). 962. This CCSP Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.1 (SAP ...

[Untitled] skepticsfieldguide.net: Honours Thesis: The biota is constrained by the geography of the system, the terrain and climate, etc. But given enough time, the biota can influence and change the geographical features of an ecosystem;

[Untitled] ann-elise lewallen: Indigenous at last! Ainu Grassroots Organizing ...: [32] The ruling Liberal Democratic Party cited this text as “too emotional”: “We must acknowledge the historical fact that, in the course of Japan’s modernization, because Ainu people were constrained as forced labor and exploited, destruction of Ainu culture and society was accelerated, and in addition, as a result of the so-called assimilation policy, their traditional lifestyles were restricted and eventually prohibited, and due to the damage resulting from these policies, great numbers of Ainu persons were subjected to discrimination and forced to live in poverty even though they are Japanese citizens and equal under the law (Original Paragraph 2 of the “Resolution calling for the Recognition of the Ainu People as an indigenous people of Japan”).

[Untitled] WORLD Magazine | Community | Blog Archive | Playing church: I haven’t much experience of the inner peace and joy either, and when I have had such peace and joy at times of trial (such as when I was laid off, and was convinced God had a better job for me elsewhere), I think it comes as much from knowing that the Christians I know will support me through those times both emotionally and in practical ways, as in trust in God. Since He generally works through other people, I don’t think that trusting His people is contrary to trusting Him, but I’m not sure how much my trust is in Him rather than in other people.

[Untitled] D.R.M.-R.I.P. « Jon Taplin’s Blog: If they happen to benefit their creators then so be it, but to my mind the primary beneficiary should be humanity as a whole. I also have a fundamental problem with anyone feeling entitled to being compensated again and again for work they’ve done one time.

[Untitled] Say No To... - Community: You raised a lot of points that I haven't thought of (I support a reduction in reproduction for the ecological and sociological benefits, but I hadn't thought much about how it would help feminism) and you're right: the idea that having children is naturally the right thing to do, or even a cultural responsibility, is so destructive to society and to feminism. I can't tell you how many people--many of them feminists--have told me that a woman's greatest power lies in her ability to have children.

[Untitled] From Gaia to Geoengineering: A Radical Cure for Global Warming ...: The cause of this disease is the excess of humans and the human industry. Geoengineering seems that it would be as effective in healing the earth as taking ibuprofen would be in healing meningitis.

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