Showing posts with label the end of life as we know it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the end of life as we know it. Show all posts
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Climate Changed
An interesting thing has happened over the last few months: our ecological charities have stopped arguing in their periodicals that climate change is happening and instead are beginning to explore what humans will need to do in order to live with it.
I received a link from Cherie to a blog that offers some explanation for this shift.
Cherie says:
This is my friend David Thoreson's blog. I first met David in 1992 when we sailed across the Antarctic Circle together aboard Cloud Nine. One night as we shared our night watch in freezing winds with icy waves crashing over us, he referred to me as "the date from hell", which I still don't let him forget. He has taken both his sailing and his photography to new heights, and used them not as an end in themselves, but as a means to a much greater purpose, which you'll see in his blog. Let's hope the world listens.
David's blog
I received a link from Cherie to a blog that offers some explanation for this shift.
Cherie says:
This is my friend David Thoreson's blog. I first met David in 1992 when we sailed across the Antarctic Circle together aboard Cloud Nine. One night as we shared our night watch in freezing winds with icy waves crashing over us, he referred to me as "the date from hell", which I still don't let him forget. He has taken both his sailing and his photography to new heights, and used them not as an end in themselves, but as a means to a much greater purpose, which you'll see in his blog. Let's hope the world listens.
David's blog
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the end of life as we know it
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Taking the debate out of global warming
Have a look. If you find flaws in his argument, I want to hear about them, too.
(Thanks, Schuyler.)
(Thanks, Schuyler.)
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the end of life as we know it
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