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[...] Two of America’s favorite social forces – entrepreneurship and rape culture – are about to go head-to-head. A new startup by the name of ‘Undercover Colors’ is attempting [...]

[...] app that allows you to adjust the sliders and dials for the next hundred years’ worth of carbon emissions. When a new policy comes up that claims it will ‘reduce carbon emissions in developed [...]

[...] Michael Cote, now would be a good time to start. Even with the 97 percent consensus among climate scientists about the origin and dire consequences of global climate change, the policy recommendations [...]

[...] to literally put a recognizable face on all this, Tim Flannery recently photographed climate scientists in the midst of talking about their worries and fears regarding climate change. The results [...]

[...] 97 percent consensus among climate scientists about the origin and dire consequences of global climate change, the policy recommendations typically still fall short, projecting an unjustifiably [...]

[...] few years. Many other scientists have raised the alarm as well. Most people realize that global climate change is something that’s happening. The problem is that nothing much is being done about it, [...]

Governor Jerry Brown of California has signed an unprecedented law into effect: Every cellphone sold in California must have a kill-switch, allowing t [...]

[...] by the intense solar flux that produces feather singeing.” In fact, Ivanpah reported 321 avian fatalities between January and June 2014, of which 133 were related to solar flux.When considering the [...]

[...] citizens’ ability to network in times of crisis or unrest. It currently requires ham-handed policies like shutting down the wireless service when there’s a lot of coordination going on [...]

[...] . We can’t exactly have an invitational seminar for the birds on how to spot and avoid our solar death-rays, so either this is something we learn to live with in the name of renewable energy or we [...]