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Failure Hidden in Plain Sight
Women are well-represented in the law, or so it seems. Digging deeper reveals some shocking gaps
Sustainability
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Do You Have Enough To Be Happy?
The chances are good the answer is yes. So why are so many people grouchy about "the rich"?
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To Combat Climate Change We Must Enlist the Rich
Without the one-percenters, no meaningful change will occur. Our approach to convincing them has been terribly misguided
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How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Global Warming
A look at why more CO2 and increasing temperatures are wonderful
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All the Right Data, All the Wrong Conclusions
A bit of psychology and a bit of economics help us see what climate alarmists entirely miss
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Switzerland Spanks the U.S. in Everyday Sustainability
Is it because Swiss citizens care more, their politics still work, or something else?
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What Happens To All The Obsolete Technology?
Market opportunities abound for the savvy collector
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A Walk Along a Swiss Nature Preserve Frozen in Time
Since 1945, Lake Greifensee in the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland has been protected from development
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Why I’m Rescinding My $100 Million Pledge to Harvard
It’s probably not for any of the reasons you may be thinking
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Nature Speaks; Are We Listening? (by Gudrun Bellerjeau)
The more time you spend in nature, away from human “intervention,” the more you quietly listen, you will hear Nature speaking to you.
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The Foregone Conclusion of the COP28 Cop-Out
Anyone who's worked on a team knows full well the reason governments are doomed to fail. Might us citizens also have the solution?
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What if We All Showed Up for a Climate Disaster That Didn’t Happen?
We’re in the process of committing possibly the greatest waste of resources in human history