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DDavid Klein posted the thread Urban farmers haven’t given up in L.A. in Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry.Los Angeles Times Fresh hope, in spades: A court ruling thickens the plot A dozen years after being booted, urban farmers haven’t...
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DDavid Klein posted the thread This climate-change hack would reflect more sunlight. Not such a bright idea, study says. in Climate Science, Green Tech & Controversies.The Washington Post, Aug 8, 2018 This climate-change hack would reflect more sunlight. Not such a bright idea, study says. By Joel...
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DSocialism on the Campaign Trail Socialism on the Campaign Trail BY Elizabeth Schulte Socialist Worker August 11, 2018 “We should seek...
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GGünther Rückl (Germany) replied to the thread See the Scars That Oil Exploration Cut Across Alaska’s Wilderness.Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/03/climate/alaska-anwr-seismic-testing-tracks.html
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GGünther Rückl (Germany) posted the thread See the Scars That Oil Exploration Cut Across Alaska’s Wilderness in Climate Science, Green Tech & Controversies.See the Scars That Oil Exploration Cut Across Alaska’s Wilderness See the Scars That Oil Exploration Cut Across Alaska’s Wilderness...
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DDavid Klein posted the thread Socialism and the Liberal Imagination: How do socialist demands become liberal common sense? in Strategy & Tactics.Socialism and the Liberal Imagination | Dissent Magazine Socialism and the Liberal Imagination How do socialist demands become liberal...
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DLos Angeles Times, August 11, 2018 Los Angeles Times Inflation is outpacing U.S. wage growth BY HEATHER LONG U.S. workers’ paychecks...
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Brad H liked Richard Smith's post in the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.THE FIRES THIS TIME What no one wants to talk about is the inescapable imperarative need to organize a global shutdown of... -
RRichard Smith replied to the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.THE FIRES THIS TIME What no one wants to talk about is the inescapable imperarative need to organize a global shutdown of...
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Brad H replied to the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.California’s Record-breaking Fire Isn’t the Week’s Worst Climate News Thanks David for some clarifications above. David Wallace-Wells...
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DDavid Klein replied to the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.I agree with much of what Brad says, including the necessity for revolutionary changes rather than just the "reform bandaids"...
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Vvbv posted the thread SCNCC Chapter Meeting 8/14 @3:30 in the Art Bldg @ CSUN in San Fernando Valley Chapter.We are changing the location of our next chapter meeting. Please update your calendars. Tuesday August 14, at 3:30 pm, Art & Design...
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Brad H liked David J's post in the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.For some time I had confidence that a mass act of non-violent civil disobedience ( perhaps 10,000 risking arrest at once) could...
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Brad H liked Richard Smith's post in the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.The ecological footprint of work So what, exactly, is Eric Holthaus’s suggestion for “acting boldly”? What does he (and Grist), propose...
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RRichard Smith replied to the thread PNAS: Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene.The ecological footprint of work So what, exactly, is Eric Holthaus’s suggestion for “acting boldly”? What does he (and Grist), propose...
