#SCIENCE

Peter Kalmus

ClimateHuman

Here are a few of the most impactful climate books I've read. First up: "Less is More" by @jasonhickel. Yes, we CAN organize society around human thriving instead of further

Libro.fm

librofm

Thread of best books of 2020 lists! This year has been challenging to say the least, but there certainly was no shortage of great literature. We love yearly wrap-ups,

Dr. Asatar Bair

asatarbair

Marxists must necessarily be critical of capitalism; but no one can subsist on criticism alone. We must also put forth a set of concrete proposals to improve the lives of

Diana Gabaldon

Writer_DG

Yeah, I do. (Had the same problem with my Ph.D. dissertation.) You Write Anyway, is what it comes down to --but what I did was to start keeping a

Christopher Sebastian

ThotsandPrayers

The Guardian released an article saying to mitigate the worst of climate change, the US and UK need to reduce meat consumption by 90%. But all I ever hear from

Kelley K 😀 * covid-georgia.com

KelleyKga

While @j_g_allen has been consistent since July about the importance of reopening schools and how it can be done safely, the framing from CNN has certainly changed between his 3

Marc Daalder 😷 Wear a Mask, Scan QR Codes

marcdaalder

Donald Trump says New Zealand is having a "big surge" in #Covid19 cases in order to attempt to make the point that no one can contain the virus. But we

Climate Tracker News

CTrackerNews

In the last week, I, @SeemaPrasad_me, came across two pieces that touched upon eco-anxiety. One that described the worry and obsessions of a climate scientist. Another was an excerpt from

Trevor Gauld

austrippa

Labor: Aust needs a vibrant manufacturing sector and Govt must play a role in targeting subsidies with max. economic benefit to create jobs.Liberal: Let's shut down the car industry.Twitter: Liberal

Gabor Cselle

gabor

Frequent organizational changes lead to thrashing. This is often underestimated by senior leaders in large organizations. "Thrashing" is a computer science term that describes an overloaded system with processes constantly

Bryan William Jones

BWJones

People are defending Trump’s COVID-19 response and arguing that we are just headed for herd immunity which is a good thing.Let’s do some math:We have currently 40,000 COVID-19 cases per

Real Louise Seamster

louise_seamster

New paper out with @daniellepurifoy, titled "What is Environmental Racism For?" This represents the first of two manuscripts, and many more ideas, from our ongoing collaboration on what we call

Shane Crotty

profshanecrotty

The AstraZeneca/Oxford (AZ) COVID vaccine (ChAdOx) results in South Africa are concerning. * The AZ vaccine had 75% efficacy against mild COVID through October 2020.* But only 22% efficacy more

Post-moral

JohnFMiller86

This isn't confined to "internet opinions". The shift in Democrats' attitudes on a wide-range of issues over the last few years, starting *pre-Trump*, has been astronomical. This radicalization, which is

A New Radical Centrism

a_centrism

[THREAD]1/ I might become the worst thing imaginable: A one-issue voter. (The issue: Culture wars.)If anti-blank slate science is going to get cancelled, the only remaining hope is to pack

David Rudolf

DavidSRudolf

I am happy to hear that you believe the points I made about the legal system and policing are valid. But the ad hominem attack doesn't really advance the important

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