posts tagged as paul ehrlich
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March 2021
“Is there any more single-minded, simple pleasure than viewing with alarm,” asked ecological economist Kenneth Boulding in 1970. In the last half-century,...
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June 2019
“The personal and professional mobility conferred by cars has been among the most powerful social forces of the twentieth-century Western world,” noted...
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December 2018
Environmentalists critical of electrified America must have mixed emotions this time of the year. It may be the season of good cheer...
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December 2018
I encourage everyone to read “The Simon Abundance Index: A New Way to Measure Availability of Resources,” a new paper by Gale...
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June 2017
Part I of this series related the Paris agreement to the Church of Climate, which takes the natural world as optimal, fragile, and...
