Reblogged from greatergood.berkeley.edu Source: What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us About Human Goodness You can’t stop empathy, compassion, generosity, … Continue reading What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us About Human Goodness
This week marks the death at 98 years of George Blake, one of the notorious Soviet spies within Britain’s Cold … Continue reading George Blake’s espionage: revenge for the “England Game”?
Suzanne Moore Why I had to leave the Guardian reblogged from Nov 25, 2020 It is March 2020. For several … Continue reading Suzanne Moore: Why I LEFT the Grauniad
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By Paul Homewood ? ? You won’t see this reported by Roger Harrabin! ? ? IMPROVED… Continue reading World Wheat Crop Heads For New Record
This palaeo climate reconstruction of the interglacial before our own Holocene – the one called the Eemian – obtained identical … Continue reading Rapid warming at the end of the last Eemian interglacial caused sea level to rise several meters – just before ice age returned
This nice paper from 2020 by Marcantonio et al shows – perhaps paradoxically – from meticulous sediment isotope data over … Continue reading Atmospheric CO2 is good for the deep ocean
Not surprisingly, increasing CO2 in the air is greening the earth due to enhancement of photosynthesis. It’s self-evidently obvious as … Continue reading CO2 fertilisation and the greening of the Sahara
In the background behind the ongoing drumbeat of global warming doom, evidence is accumulating of Southern Hemisphere ocean cooling centered, … Continue reading Widespread signals of Southern Hemisphere ocean cooling (and AMOC heat piracy)
Fanny Monteiro wrote a lovely review of the life history of the coccolithophore plankton, some of the most beautiful microscopic … Continue reading Coccolithophores: calcified plankton who like it hot and hate our ice age cold
Some years ago while washing the dishes and listening to Beethoven’s Moonlight sonata (movement 1 for piano) – the instrumental … Continue reading A choral setting of “The Lord’s Prayer” to “Moonlight Sonata” movement 1 by Beethoven
