Blog Action Day on Climate Change: Human Overpopulation

Posted on October 15, 2009 by nothoney

Blog Action Day! No one likes to talk about human overpopulation as the number one crisis facing our planet. Environmentalists and wildlife protectors don’t like to talk about it because they likely have children, and there’s the idea that having as many kids as you want is a God-given right and mentioning that “right” as [...]

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The Real Sarah Palin

Posted on August 31, 2008 by nothoney

I can see that a lot of people are searching the innernets for information about McCain’s choice for running mate, Alaska governor Sarah Palin. I’ve written about her a time or two. Let’s get my opinion out of the way and then get on to the facts about this woman. I don’t like her, not [...]

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Ice-free Arctic in Five Years, Scientists Report

Posted on August 21, 2008 by nothoney

Last Friday I listened to NPR’s “Science Friday” on my way home. It’s always interesting and this episode was particularly good because it featured Paul Ehrlich, President of the Center for Biological Diversity at Stanford University. Mr. Ehrlich was invited to talk about his new book The Dominant Animal: Human Evolution and the Environment.” Here’s [...]

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Dr. Richard Leakey Speaks On Climate Change

Posted on June 2, 2008 by nothoney

Kenya Magazine recently published an interview with Dr. Richard Leakey by Dipesh Pabari. I’ve never met Dipesh but I know him in the Internet-way from his days with Wildlife Direct. In the interview, Dr. Leakey talks mostly about climate change as it applies to Kenya, his native country, but what happens to Kenya should be [...]

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