
An occasional newsletter connecting the dots in techno-scientific political spectacles. Most stuff is on climate and issues of institutional capture, sometimes stuff on coastal North Carolina, and a smattering of other things.
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Last month, four Republican legislators launched “an investigation into the state of California’s numerous climate agreements with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).” Their letter to the Department of Justice and Department of State lays ou...
People should be able to read anything and everything. Book banning is bad.
Still, not everything warrants a feature cover in the Financial Times, an international news outlet that has generally maintained some decency while other outlets...
In July 2026, NASEM released the advisory report, “Attribution of Extreme Weather and Climate Events and their Impacts” (hereafter, Attribution Report). Climate Central and the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication have a strong pres...
About this time last year, I caught word of a new DSM in the works — the DSM-6. The DSM is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and sometimes regarded as the Psychiatrist’s Bible.
We need a broader debate about this...
Hawaii, the United States’ military hub in the Indo-Pacific, is in the midst of unraveling a scandal at the confluence of philanthropic money, NGOs, and the state’s effort to build-out LNG infrastructure in partnership with the Tokyo-based...
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