#TurnOutForWhat
Low voter turnout rates are often a problem during U.S. midterm elections. Some say “If you don’t vote, you don’t get to talk about any of the people or issues on the ballot.” Unfortunately during …
#TurnOutForWhat Read MoreInfotainment: More entertainment than information?
By Sepeedeh Hashemian Reviewed by Lila Devi Ojha Last Monday’s seminar with the Edward R. Murrow fellows was fairly intriguing. I really enjoyed all the guest speakers. I found José Luis Dader’s study and lecture …
Infotainment: More entertainment than information? Read MoreLet’s Save the World:
Climate change and global warming are emerging issues, which need to be properly Addressed. Normally, floods and rising sea levels are predicted within the next 100-500 years but the current pace of floods occurrence, warming, …
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My favorite newscast airs for only thirty minutes, each week. When I hear John Oliver’s voice come through the speakers and say, “Good evening and welcome to Last Week, Tonight” I can’t help but get …
97% Read MoreClimate Stability Through A Unified Front
I’ll give you a hint. I’m thinking of something, it’s two words, will change the course of our planets future, and is widely believed to be untrue. Do you know what it is yet? It’s …
Climate Stability Through A Unified Front Read MoreObjectivity, False Equivalencies and Climate Change
Let me set the scene for you. Experts contend that this is the pre-eminent subject of our time. At the core of it is the very survival of the human race. The evidence behind it …
Objectivity, False Equivalencies and Climate Change Read MoreWildlife and Ecosystems in a Changing Climate
There are many factors that endanger wildlife, but one of the most dangerous current threats is global warming. Although it’s a controversial subject, the National Wildlife Federation has reported on how animals and their ecosystems …
Wildlife and Ecosystems in a Changing Climate Read MoreClimate change: Is it an existential threat or just ‘political religion’?
“There has been no critical due diligence of the science of climate change, dogma dominates, sceptics are pilloried and 17th century thinking promotes prophets of doom, guilt and penance.” Climate change skeptic and Australian Professor, …
Climate change: Is it an existential threat or just ‘political religion’? Read MoreClimate Change, how does it concern me and you?
This year’s Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows at the Arizona State University are expected to do a presentation on Climate Change at the upcoming Global Leadership Forum to be held from November 2 – 6, 2014. …
Climate Change, how does it concern me and you? Read MoreClimate change suffers from bad message, but hope is on the less-hazy horizon
People from countries other than the United States might be surprised to find that climate change remains a contentious issue here. Since the phenomenon entered the mainstream in former Vice President Al Gore’s 2006 documentary …
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