Those unhappy about the lack of drama in the Ukraine war of late have gotten what they wanted with the breach of the Kakhovka dam
Read more...The ranks of Ukraine and US hegemony believers are starting to thin. But not soon enough.
Read more...Lessons learned, and not, from a pandemic that isn’t over.
Read more...Inadequate grid capacity all over the globe raises doubts about the viability of green energy plans, at least at scale.
Read more...The war on plastics has put recycling in its crosshairs.
Read more...On the decay of executive function, or why just about no one seems able to manage his way out of a paper bag.
Read more...A brief look at the process of shoreline erosion.
Read more...How the media anesthetizes the American pulblic to our role in wars and their costs.
Read more...Slowing and stallling population growth could actually increase resource demands.
Read more...A plea to analysts and commentators with access to information: when Ukraine runs out of materiel will be decisive.
Read more...licymakers are funding techno-fixes like carbon capture, when studies indicate nature-based solutions are all-around more effective.
Read more...The IPCC has been soft-pedaling realistic, as in alarming, prospects for rapid ice melt and near-term ocean rises.
Read more...Dangerous levels of arsenic in well water is another symptom of falling water tables and depleted aquifers.
Read more...Can comedy defeat climate inertia?
Read more...So what can the Administration do, instead of blink, in the debt ceiling staredown?
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