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Warmer ocean may be releasing frozen methane
(news.agu.org)
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Key passage: "In CE’s lowest-technical risk ‘baseline’ design, all the input energy required onsite is supplied by natural gas. The carbon dioxide from gas combustion is also captured along with the CO2 extracted from the atmosphere, s
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Are you aware of softwarecarpentry.org ? Unlike OP, their curriculum is based on education research, and refined over more than a decade.
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A wonderful account of San Francisco 1967-1982 that explains the cultural context in which Biafra came forward: http://www.sfgate.com/books/article/Season-of-the-Witch-by-D...
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Climate wonks focus on economics. They need to pay more attention to politics
(vox.com)
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"The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded last year that reaching a key emissions goal—roughly equivalent to limiting warming to 2°C by 2100—would rely on the deployment of one or several CDR technologies. Deploying them
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Sucking carbon from the sky may do little to slow climate change
(news.sciencemag.org)
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WRT SolarCity, and solar generally, you spend something like $2,000 (haven't looked it up) to manufacture a panel that generates a kilowatt at peak, you wire it up, and you generate power (and revenue) every sunny afternoon for the nex
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Around the World, Nuclear Can’t Compete with Growing Renewables
(greentechmedia.com)
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"The current flavor of the month in the Apple space is iMore.com. Renee Ritchie’s response is here. Setting aside Gruber’s dripping condescension and evidently complete lack of understanding that not every web site can or should be DF
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You're Blaming the Wrong People
(medium.com)
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Quotation #2, from the conclusion: "Lastly, it’s important to remember that technological change breeds changes in the way that we travel. … it’s [not] accurate to call what is happening “tourism.” It’s an entirely new market that isn’
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Great piece. Quotation #1: "Cities need to understand whether short-term rental inventory is expanding faster than they can produce housing stock and whether that is impacting the availability of housing to long-term residents. Put ano
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Aiming an Axe at Asinine Alliteration.
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"But if the political deck seemed stacked against the Sierra Club, Henry held the economic cards. In Oklahoma, coal imported from Wyoming now costs more per kilowatt hour than the abundant gas under the ground or the wind that famously
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Inside the War on Coal
(politico.com)
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Floyd Zaiger, a fruit innovator to the world (2011)
(sfgate.com)
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The awful truth about climate change no one wants to admit
(vox.com)
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The many problems with Seymour Hersh's Osama bin Laden conspiracy theory
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He's completely ignoring the effects on the grid, which will be huge. Batteries are also a complement to wind, for example. Here's one piece discussing that dynamic; there are many others at e.g. Greentechmedia.com. http:/&#
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A Mozilla effort: https://webmaker.org/
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Compare with my favorite pg essay: http://www.paulgraham.com/philosophy.html . Now go read some economists. For example: https://www.google.com/search?q=inequality+site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Feconomistsview.typep
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Clean energy is growing fast but it's not yet winning the race with fossil fuels
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An excellent overview of the scale at which we need to integrate renewables: http://www.vox.com/2015/4/15/8420297/fossil-fuels-race-renewables
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An excellent book on depression, arguing it is an evolved capacity of the mind: http://psychcentral.com/lib/the-depths-the-evolutionary-origins-of-the-depression-epidemic/00018693 "Overall, this is a sur
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"[P]roject leader Tracy Teal, a microbial ecologist and bioinformatician, cautions that GitHub is less than ideal for the purpose. “The capacity to share, track versions and do diffs makes it very appealing for collaborative document a
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Yes.
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Jonathan Franzen is confused about climate change, but then, lots of people are
(grist.org)
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http://grist.org/living/jonathan-franzen-is-confused-about-c... "I find myself nursing some small ember of sympathy for Franzen. His essay reminds me of lots of conversations I’ve had over the years. I’ll be talki
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In a letter to shareholders last month, Buffett wrote that a “very high percentage of [Clayton’s] borrowers kept their homes” during the 2008 housing meltdown and ensuing recession, thanks to “sensible lending practices” that were, he has s
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