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Kyoto 10 Years Later
The Kyoto Protocol began the race to halt global warming. On its 10th anniversary, why are temperatures still going up?
by Bill McKibben
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Mr. Van Eck's Forest
Fred Marinus van Eck loved trees. The New York City investment banker owned thousands of acres of them all over the world. And it wasn't ...
read >The California experiment
By Cosmo Garvin If you wiped California off the face of the planet, just made it disappear — left behind no car or SUV, politician, ...
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Which century?
Wow. I received dozens of e-mails and letters to the editor following a story I wrote a few weeks ago for the Journal's outdoor column ...
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Pray for the 'Reporter!'
In my favorite movie, Three Days of the Condor, the assassin Joubert advises Robert Redford's character, Joe Turner, to leave the United States. Turner says ...
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The view from Kyoto
Ten years. In geological time, 10 years is hardly noticed — a speck of dust. But for sentient beings, much happens in 10 years. Children ...
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Hot and Cool
In the very second episode of this column (Sept. 7, 2006), we took note of some puzzling statements made by former Humboldt State University President ...
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