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Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind is a big book: it may be only 400 pages, but it's scope is breathtaking. Don't come to this book looking for dates or expositions of key historical events. Harari's approach to history is to stand back and see what patterns emerge from the big picture. Continue reading "Sapiens: a big history of the species"
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Re-reading Dickens: Hard Times in Coketown
Dickens had a genuine and long-standing concern for the condition of the industrial working class, but when he came to write Hard Times, a novel that makes that subject its main concern, his imaginative powers failed him. His general view of society and the relations between social classes enfeebled the book's plot and characterisation. That's not to say that it doesn't contain scenes of deliciously merciless satire, but it does strike me as being the weakest of the novels that I have encountered so far in this project to re-read, or read for the first time, all of Dickens's works. Continue reading "Re-reading Dickens: Hard Times in Coketown"
Tim Dee's Four Fields: 'Without fields – no us. Without us – no fields.'
Tim Dee is a BBC radio producer and a very fine writer. His first book The Running Sky was a superb meditation not just on bird-watching, but on life. Last month I read his latest book Four Fields, in which Dee's subject is, broadly, the way in which humans across the planet have shaped the landscape through cultivation. Succinctly summing up the idea that lends unity to his book, Dee writes:
Without fields – no us. Without us – no fields.
Continue reading "Tim Dee's Four Fields: 'Without fields – no us. Without us – no fields.'"
Berlin: books that created the city that haunts our imagination
All cities are geological. You can't take three steps without encountering ghosts.
– Ivan Chtcheglov
When people of my generation travel to Berlin they arrive with their heads stuffed already with images of the city soaked up from decades of newspaper and newsreel coverage and from books – both non-fiction and a plethora of spy fiction and novels that have created the city that haunts our imagination.
This summer we spent a few days in Berlin, and before we left I read a few books either about or set in the city, revisiting some old favourites and catching up on some more recently published works. Here then is a quick survey of some of the books that allowed me to walk the streets of Berlin before I even went there. Continue reading "Berlin: books that created the city that haunts our imagination"
Rising Ground: searching for the spirit of place
The genesis of Philip Marsden's latest book, Rising Ground, was his acquisition of an old, decaying and overgrown Cornish farmhouse. It is subtitled 'A Search for the Spirit of Place', and a few pages in, Marsden explains how, after writing a series of books cataloguing journeys he had made to distant lands he came to write one which follows him as he sets out on foot from his new home. Continue reading "Rising Ground: searching for the spirit of place"
Two novels by Jenny Erpenbeck
This summer I've read two short, critically-acclaimed novels by Jenny Erpenbeck: Visitation, and The End of Days, winner of the Independent foreign fiction prize. I have to say that both books left me a little cold. Continue reading "Two novels by Jenny Erpenbeck"
Representations of the Holocaust: stage, screen and text
To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.
― Elie Wiesel, Night
Human suffering anywhere concerns men and women everywhere.
― Elie Wiesel, Night
Two very different representations of the Holocaust seen in the last 48 hours are the subject of this post. The first is the stage adaptation by Children's Touring Partnership of Irish novelist John Boyne's 'fable' for younger readers, The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, set in Auschwitz; the second a documentary film, Night Will Fall, about the army photographers who filmed the horrific scenes revealed when British forces entered the concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen. Continue reading "Representations of the Holocaust: stage, screen and text"


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The Bush administration said Friday it will permit wider use of an oral test for the AIDS virus that gives results in 20 minutes. The relaxed rules will allow screenings in HIV counseling centers, community health centers and doctors' offices.
In addition, the government will spend almost $5 million to augment testing of intravenous drug users.
"HIV testing has never been easier or more accessible than it is today," Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson said, announcing the changes in advance of National HIV Testing Day on Sunday.
In March, the government approved the OraQuick test for use mainly in hospitals and large health clinics. The test is manufactured by OraSure Technologies Inc. in 38,000 laboratories and, unlike other tests, does not require blood. With OraQuick, a technician wipes a treated cotton swab along the gums, picking up not saliva but cells lining the mouth.
The swab is placed in a vial, and infection is signaled by the presence of reddish-purple lines in a window on the vial. OraQuick also makes a rapid blood test.
About one-fourth of the 850,000 to 950,000 Americans living with HIV don't know it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The rapid blood test was praised when it won approval in November 2002 as a way to increase dramatically the number of people aware of their infections. Until then, routine HIV tests took up to two weeks to provide results, and 8,000 people a year who tested positive at public clinics never returned to get the news.
The rapid oral test may further expand efforts to get more high-risk people tested, because some people shun blood tests and because needle-free testing is safer for health workers, too.
Both rapid tests are more than 99 percent accurate, the FDA said, but people who test positive will have an additional laboratory-run test to reconfirm HIV infection.
Bush Boosts Rapid HIV Test
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Kim Kardashian's Sincere Warning To Khloe: Keep Losing Weight & You'll Lose Your A**
Khloe Kardashian is thinner than ever, but her voluptuous sister Kim is worried that she's taking her obsession too far. To urge her sis to slow down, a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that Kim warned her that she may lose her big booty! We have all the details, right here.
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Khloe Kardashian's Dramatic Weight Loss — Her Daily Diet For Slimming Down
Khloe Kardashian reached her slimmest weight yet when she was spotted out in San Diego on July 27. And while the reality TV star has been diligent when it comes to hitting the gym, her healthy diet played a huge part in her 40-pound weight loss. Click ahead to find out her exact daily diet!
Khloe Kardashian Slams Back At Haters Who Say She's Too Skinny Now
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Caution: KURVES coming through! Khloe Kardashian was all Va Va Voom as she stepped out in a sexy dress for her grandmother's birthday celebrations. How hot was her latest look?
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Since Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian are not getting back together, has 'The Lord' moved on to …her sister? Scott joked about a romance with Khloe Kardashian on Instagram, but after cheating on Kourt, is it really that funny?
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Dragon Quest VII for 3DS is out in Japan on February 7th. A western announcement hasn't been made, but is probable, given Nintendo's history of publishing the portable Dragon Quest titles overseas.
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[UPDATE] SWCCL "Has Literature Lost Its Faith?" Nov 14-15
"I'm sick of Flannery O'Connor." With this opening line, Randy Boyagoda intrigued numerous readers in his response to Paul Elie's 2012 New York Times article entitled, "Has Fiction Lost Its Faith?"
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Foot Locker Catches Emoji Fever With 80 Individually Drawn 'Shoemojis'
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If your brand hasn't made custom emojis yet, sorry—it's now mandatory. Or so it seems, given the rush of marketers doing so. And the latest brand to jump quite literally into…
Tourists Give Jason Sudeikis Some Directions in AT&T's Tribeca Film Festival Ad
Tables turn for New York actor
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Live from New York … it's Jason Sudeikis. The former Saturday Night Live cast member appears in "The Tourists," a 45-second video from BBDO promoting AT&T's sponsorship of the Tribeca Film…
For Tax Day, BBDO Tells the True Story of a Woman Who Tried to Write Off a Snickers Bar
It didn't go over so well
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Tax Day isn't usually a time for great brand creativity, but BBDO New York goes the extra mile this year with a short documentary about an Arizona woman who tried…
Snickers Got YouTubers to Post Terrible Videos as If They Recorded Them Hungry
Another fun take on 'You're Not You'
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For a campaign that's five years old, Snickers' "You're Not You When You're Hungry" is having quite the creative renaissance this year. The Super Bowl ad was fantastic (as was the…
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Danny Boyle's twisty film noir tries to psych us out. Or does it? ... Yes, it does.
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High-concept, twist-filled setup requires lots of voice-overs, frequent flashbacks and plenty of explicatory scenes in order to keep viewers apprised of what the hell is going on.
Reel World
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Experiments in Cinema v8.53 washes over the Duke City this weekend like a cinematic fever dream. This is the eighth year for the alternative film festival (or something like it, that numbering system of theirs is pretty wacky). The multi-day festival is billed as "an annual celebration of international cinematic experimentation."
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NBC's bloody brilliant "Hannibal" may not reverse the network's tragic ratings tailspin all by itself. But it's already a huge improvement over the last show to inhabit the Thursday night 9 p.m. timeslot. Given that show, "Do No Harm," only lasted three episodes, though, that's not saying a lot. Still "Hannibal" is one of the best new shows of the midseason, and one of the few to challenge ratings-hog rival CBS at its own game.
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Current address: Physics Department, LMU München, Amalienstrasse 54, D-80799 Munich, Germany.
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Form-anisotropy of 2D nanostructures: Modeling approaches comparison
Version of Record online: 20 AUG 2009
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.200925085
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physica status solidi (a)
Volume 206, Issue 12, pages 2834–2838, December 2009
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Lutich, A., Gaponik, N., Eychmüller, A. and Gaponenko, S. (2009), Form-anisotropy of 2D nanostructures: Modeling approaches comparison. Phys. Status Solidi A, 206: 2834–2838. doi: 10.1002/pssa.200925085
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- Issue online: 7 DEC 2009
- Version of Record online: 20 AUG 2009
- Manuscript Accepted: 3 JUL 2009
- Manuscript Revised: 29 JUN 2009
- Manuscript Received: 20 FEB 2009
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What is the polite way to show your appreciation when someone waits for you to enter an entrance before they do?They usually says "after you"? What I am supposed to answer?
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and continue walking in, or saying
stopping before entering, extending your arm to hold the door open, and then holding the door while the person previously holding the door for you passes through.
Protocol dictates that if a person has been holding the door, say for a large party to go through, you would relieve that person of such duty, if you are suitably able, when it becomes your turn to pass. The other person may or may not be travelling in the same direction as you are.
Protocol also dictates that the least burdened holds the door, with the exception of
"Thank you" is always the polite way to voice your appreciation in English.
The correct is to say "thank you" and to go through.
Insisting that a woman, older person, etc., go through before you, when they have expressed a preference that you go first, would be less respectful than honoring their preference.
I once almost got into a deadlock situation in an elevator with a distinguished computer scientist (Turing Award winner) when I was a graduate student. When the elevator door opened, I automatically paused to let my superior exit first, while he, an older gentleman, waited for me to exit, my being a woman. As soon as I realized what was going on, I exited, thinking that more respectful than insisting on my preferred protocol.
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Our once reluctant protagonist is dressed to the nines and eager to attend her first official outing as President and CEO of Death Inc. playing hostess for a Masquerade Party and Dinner at the Haunted Hearts Castle. First thing on the agenda: Prove she can handle the job. Second: Make her former boyfriend, Daniel, eat his heart out. She has a slutty rhinestone bikini that should do the trick! The tables are quickly turned however, when she discovers Daniel isn't at the party alone; a possessive paramour is on his arm. That proves to be the least of her worries when the annotated copy of "How To Be Death" is stolen and bodies start dropping like beads at Marti Gras. It's a race against time as Callie, Jarvis, Runt (Hooray!) and Freezay, a quirky retired detective, search for a vicious killer and thief before the stroke of midnight signals the end of Halloween and, possibly, the beginning of the end for all humanity.
This time around, the main focus is on the Aztec Pantheon which is particularly fitting for the story-line. Several intriguing new characters are introduced, most with secrets and/or hidden agendas. One of the dinner guests shares a brow raising revelation that is subtly hinted at in early chapters. I would love to comment further on that, and several other interesting character developments, but I don't want to spoil the fun for anyone. I'm thrilled that Callie's adorable side-kick, Runt, had a larger role in the story and also enjoyed the addition of former detective and old family friend, Freezay.Read more ›
This book read as more of a straight-up "whodunnit" than the last few, borrowing some of the more popular murder-mystery motifs (locked room mystery, retired policeman to solve the crime and plenty of femme fatales), while also adding to the Death-lore of the series.
Will now wait patiently to find out what happens next to Calliope and Death Inc.
How to be Death is the fourth novel in the Calliope Reaper-Jones series. And unlike the previous installments, this reads like a clever whodunit. As always, Callie gets herself in outrageous situations with mostly humorous outcomes. My favorite part of this clever, urban fantasy series is the zany wit and eccentric characters. And this fast-paced, suspenseful mystery is no exception. Full of twists and surprises, I thoroughly enjoyed Callie's latest escapade. Urban fantasy fans should not miss this light-hearted, exciting series.
I loved this book. In my opinion it was much better than the previous three, and a good part of that is because of the way Amber Benson handled the plot. Rather than the usual Calliope Reaper-Jones novel plot, this one was a "Who done it?" murder mystery. It was like watching a Holiday Special episode of your favorite TV show: The characters you love are all there, it's in the same universe, but the plot was so wildly different than what you're used to. It was fun.
The basic plot goes like this: Each year on Halloween the office of Death throws a big party for all the supernaturals to attend. Callie doesn't really want to go, but she really doesn't have a choice. She's hosting. Unfortunately, this is also the single time of the year that all the supernaturals lose their magic abilities (and therefore immortality) and are completely vulnerable. It's also the one night of the year that Death's Handbook can be handed over to Death (which aside from all the rules and information one could ever want on how to actually be Death, also contains instructions for starting the Apocalypse). Whoever holds the book at the stroke of midnight then owns the book for the next year, and has completely dominion over Death and all it's sub-offices.
Unfortunately, Callie's in for one hell of a night. She's vulnerable this one night, and like usual, there are a whole host of people vying to snag her job. What ensues is a grand murder-mystery as Callie and her supernatural friends fight to keep, and then get back, Death's Handbook as unknown parties start killing off supernaturals - and even try to kill Callie.
I love murder-mysteries and I will admit that I totally got caught up in this one.Read more ›
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Calliope has started paying attention to what she's supposed to be doing as Boss of Death, Inc, but she hasn't quite gotten the hang of it yet. Read morePublished 22 months ago by Sylvia McIvers
This was my first book in this series and I was surprised at how easy it was to jump in. Amber Benson does a great job in filling in the back story without being cumbersome. Read morePublished on February 23, 2014 by Alice in Vunderland
These books just keep getting better. Love the characters. Love the who done it. Love the light hearted and morbid humor.Published on February 20, 2014 by Amazon Customer
This novel was a little departure from the rest of the series. It was more of a "Who-done-it." I liked it and it setup the next one. The whole series is highly original.Published on April 6, 2013 by Boulder
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I love Amber Benson and the way she writes....And I absolutely love Calliope as well!!!I just can't get enough of them both!!!!A definite read...My favorite so far!!!Published on December 12, 2012 by Kristen Avery
Excellent storyline. Great continuation of the Calliope Reaper-Jones series. Would highly recommend the entire series to anybody. Read morePublished on November 2, 2012 by Devin W. Rowland
I have always enjoyed this series and this book is no exception. It is fast paced and reminiscent of old time whodunnits. I am awaiting the next book in the series already.Published on March 3, 2012 by pu


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June 18th Show
Women Stand Up In Iran
In Iran, thousands continue to protest the disputed re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president. For the first time, women played a visible and important role in the campaign, and now women are involved in demonstations on both sides of the divide. Guests look at what life is like for women in Iran, and what has really changed.
Cooking History — The Story Of Modern Warfare Through The Eyes Of The Chefs
Director Peter Kerekes talks about his new documentary that goes into the world of military chefs and how their culinary skills can change history.
How Did You Learn To Be A Father?
Men who become fathers learn quite suddenly that the learning curve is steep and kids don't come with a user's manual. The curve can be more dramatic for men who grew up without fathers. Author Adbul Ali and Duke University professor Mark Anthony Neal talk about how they learned fatherhood.
Help, My Kid Wants A Tattoo!
"Mom, I want a tattoo." That's a statement many parents dread hearing. Syndicated columnist Amy Dickinson discusses the divisive issue of ink. Parents, has your teenager declared a desire to get a tattoo? What did you tell them? And kids, did you listen... or tell them at all?
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Industry Allies Seek to Limit Microsoft Drive Into New Fields
Published: June 3, 2002
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The cellphone and wireless telecommunications industry has also proved to be difficult for Microsoft. A group of hand-set makers, including Nokia, Ericsson and Motorola, have supported a joint venture, called Symbian, begun in 1998. The venture's purpose has been to develop a cellphone operating system intended to thwart Microsoft's planned advance in the mobile phone market.
Recently, Nokia has decided to license cheaply its layer of applications software for tasks like Web browsing, messaging and e-mail, in another effort to make sure Microsoft does not control the key software standards for so-called smart phones. And Palm, the leader in the hand-held market, has put its Palm operating system in a separate subsidiary, PalmSource, partly to more aggressively market its software to the cellphone industry.
Java, the Internet programming language created by Sun Microsystems, is widely used to write wireless applications. And last November at Comdex, the PC industry's big annual trade show in Las Vegas, Nokia and some partners announced the Open Mobile Architecture Initiative, another effort to try to push cellphone technology standards away from the Microsoft camp.
The worry of the cellphone makers is that they will suffer the fate of PC makers, allowing another company to own a lucrative technology standard. That fear seemed to come to life last February at a telecommunications industry conference in Cannes, France, when Microsoft and Intel, the dominant producer of PC microprocessors, announced that they are working on a joint design for sophisticated phones that they will license to cellphone makers.
''It would reduce the cellphone companies to the equivalent of PC clone makers,'' said David C. Nagel, the chief executive of PalmSource. ''The hand-set guys -- Nokia chief among them -- just hate that. The Microsoft announcement was the best thing that happened to me that week in France.''
The origins of the Liberty Alliance go back to last summer and preliminary talks between two chief executives who have known each other for years, James Goodwin, chairman of UAL, the parent of United Airlines, and Scott G. McNealy, the chairman of Sun.
Other major companies were soon called, and they were interested in neutral standards for online identity as well. At the time, Microsoft had Passport and AOL was working on a project called Magic Carpet. Liberty was fueled by the desire of other companies to insure online identity did not become the battleground for a standards battle between Microsoft and AOL (and AOL became a founding member of Liberty).
Besides, companies like United Airlines, American Express and General Motors -- each with millions of customers, and each determined to exploit Internet commerce itself -- were simply not going to relinquish their customer data to another company operating an online identity system, and certainly not to Microsoft.
Yet the group also quickly decided that it should not be led by technology companies because Liberty would then lose credibility, being seen as weapon against Microsoft. ''We don't want to sell tools for identity management,'' noted Eric Dean, the chief information officer of United Airlines, who is the chairman of Liberty. ''We're not selling software. We want to use it.''
Still, for an organization not intended to be regarded as anti-Microsoft the name ''liberty'' was not the wisest choice.
''The initial rhetoric was full of terms like liberty from Microsoft and Passport,'' said Adam Sohn, product manager for Microsoft's .Net strategy. ''That's not a particularly interesting organization for us.''
But as Sun has stepped to the side a bit in Liberty, Mr. Sohn added, the anti-Microsoft rhetoric has receded.
And Liberty has clarified its approach and its vision of online identity management. It will develop basic open technical standards that will allow Web sites and companies to share data, with customers' permission. Instead of a single sign-on used everywhere online, they see different sets of credentials much as in a person's wallet -- a driver's license, a library card, credit cards, and so on.
''Liberty is not an organization with a megalomaniac view of its future,'' said Michael Barrett, vice president of Internet strategy for American Express. ''It has no intention of being some uber single sign-on service that will always attract consumer and corporate distrust.''
For its part, Microsoft has responded to criticism Passport has received from privacy groups and corporations. It has clarified its stance to emphasize that personal information will not be passed on to marketers without the user's permission. At the end of last year, Microsoft announced it was adopting a looser model for Passport, which it calls ''federation,'' so companies controlled their own ''islands'' of data instead of Microsoft.
''Passport is moving away from the monolithic approach,'' said Mr. Barrett. ''Market pressures are moving Microsoft in that direction.''
Photo: Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft, plans to take the company into the field of online identity systems. But corporate software users are concerned that Microsoft may be trying to set itself up as a Web gatekeeper. (Associated Press)(pg. C5)


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Blogs By Ceres
A listing of blogs authored by Ceres
Ceres: Eliminating Corporate 'Short-termism' on Climate Change
Nov 12, 2013
- Ceres' unique voice highlights that environmental progress is not about sacrifice for our children - it's about opportunity for both current and future generations.
Levi's Wellthread stitches design together with worker well-being
Nov 11, 2013
- Levi Strauss & Company's new Eureka innovation lab in San Francisco on Wednesday unveiled Dockers Wellthread, a process that pushes the envelope on sustainable design.
Chubb and Travelers still grappling with climate change post Sandy
Nov 08, 2013
- Hurricane Sandy was a wake-up call for cities everywhere about the risks of unprecedented storms.
Why is Europe failing to take the energy-water connection seriously?
Nov 04, 2013
- Concerns are intensifying in the US about the troubling interdependence of the economy's water and energy needs.
Rethinking the Role of Business in Solving Environmental Threats
Nov 01, 2013
- Ceres relationship with companies is a model for a new form of environmental activism, one that minimizes the confrontational tactics of the past with a hardheaded business approach built upon the economic and financial case for social and environmental corporate responsibility.
A closer look at Dow Chemical's climate change reporting
Oct 25, 2013
- With the fourth anniversary of the SEC's Interpretive Guidance on climate change disclosure approaching, it's time to ask: are companies disclosing climate information in SEC filings that's helpful to investors?
Campbell's Challenge: Growing Lots of Tomatoes in Water-Scarce California
Oct 24, 2013
- Last month, Ceres' water team got some insights into how Campbell Soup is preparing for a likely drier future during a half-day visit to the 38-year-old processing plant and two nearby farms.
Why Microsoft, eBay (And 650 Other Businesses) Are Calling for U.S. Climate Action
Sep 27, 2013
- Today's new IPCC climate science report and the fast approaching first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy have policy leaders busy promising ways to curb global warming pollution and avoid future devastating storms.
Why Ron Binz Is A Good Choice For Running FERC
Aug 28, 2013
- Most people find it tough to get excited about regulators. But President Obama's nomination of Ron Binz to head the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is reason to sit up and take notice.
Lessons From A Drying River
Aug 16, 2013
- Water users in the parched Southwest U.S. were just hit with a devastating warning.
Bold leadership from US insurers is needed to tackle climate change
Aug 13, 2013
- The insurance industry's core business is to protect people – and businesses – in harm's way. With the rise of extreme weather across the US, insurers are increasingly connecting the dots between climate change and its costs.
The Good News and Bad News of Declining Water Demand
Aug 08, 2013
- Water utilities across the United States are planning major infrastructure investments in the coming decades. How much? The Environmental Protection Agency estimates about $300 billion will need to be spent by 2030 to keep our drinking water systems safe.
Regulations Helping Build California Clean Fuels Market
Jul 01, 2013
- A new report, produced by Ceres and a coalition of industry partners, highlights just how rapidly California companies are developing diverse new, low-carbon fuel options to meet LCFS requirements.
The End of Cheap Water?
Jul 01, 2013
- The costs of rebuilding our nation's water infrastructure are jaw dropping: estimates range from $300 billion to $1 trillion needed over the next 30 years.
A Climate Plan For The 21st Century Economy
Jun 25, 2013
- Many firms have responded to the new climate paradigm by limiting their impact. But without a national strategy on climate change, even these efforts aren't enough to address the underlying cause of a changing climate.
Why Drivers Should Care About Sulfur Pollution
Jun 20, 2013
- Most Americans pulling into gas stations are focused on the pump price, not the fuel's content. However, sulfur content and its impact on vehicle emissions and public health is worth their consideration.
The Fracker's Quest: More Water
Jun 17, 2013
- Hydraulic fracturing (aka fracking) has recast the U.S.'s energy future, but it's also shining a light on fragile water supplies, which could crimp the industry's growth.
Ford prepares for a water-scarce future
Jun 17, 2013
- Helen Keller said, "The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision." Her words were on my mind during a workshop at Ford Motor Company's headquarters where Ford brought together some of its executives with outside stakeholders, kicking off a year-long effort to deepen its water strategy.
'Unburnable Carbon' or No, Fossil Fuel Companies Face a Climate Catch-22
Jun 12, 2013
- What happens when your most valuable assets become liabilities? International oil, gas and coal companies may be about to find out.
Escalating Water Strains In Fracking Regions
May 30, 2013
- It's bad enough that Western farmers and ranchers are reeling from a three-year-old drought and record heat waves. Now they're feeling the heat from the goliath energy industry – over water
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