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National Climate Service

The Obama Administration has announced the creation of a new national service to study and report on climate change.  The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, already deeply involved in climate science and reporting, will be the parent agency.  In this article, CBS News quotes NOAA’s head, Dr. Jane Lubchenco:  “More and more people are asking […]

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SPQR

SPQR

Senatus Populusque Romanus – The Senate and the People of Rome.  The old Roman Senate was, on paper, representative of the people.  Because the US is a representative democracy, the US Senate was meant, up to a certain point, to perpetuate this same principle.  It was, however, certainly less representative, from Day One, than its […]

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ACES Up

We were away for several days (see post below), otherwise I would’ve further deluged you with information on the passage of the landmark American Clean Energy and Security Act (H.R. 2454), aka ACES, beyond what you may already have been experiencing.  I should, of course, weigh in with my humble opinion.  My first impulse, given […]

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