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What gives me hope we’ll make it? Kate Orff and oysters
A few weeks before Ida hit, it was dramatically prescient that the August 9 New Yorker’s Eric Klinenberg published under the rubric Brave New World Dept., “Manufacturing Nature: How a landscape architect designs ecosystems to protect cities from the sea.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Eric Klinenberg, Hurricane Katrina, Kate Orff, Plumb Beach, SCAPE, Superstorm Sandy, the Billion Oyster Project, The New Yorker
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What are scientists underestimating? Not what you think
From Harper’s August 2021 Findings: Scientists have been underestimating the tree farts of ghost forests. Well, this will certainly cause me to….wait, what are tree farts and what are ghost forests? That can’t be a rhetorical question. Not with the … Continue reading
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Tagged ghost forests, tree farts
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NetFlix and infrastructure
I hear you asking, “What does NetFlix have to do with infrastructure?” And I’m here to answer that question. Least I could do since, in truth, I asked it. I’m new to NetFlix and it’s been a time of psychological … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Joe Biden and his people, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged Build Back Better, Capitani, infrastructure repair, international TV cop shows, Joe Biden, Le Foret, Luxembourg, Netflix, roads and bridges, West End Avenue, West Side Rag
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