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The Canary in the Climate Change Coal Mine
Quick factoid reaffirms the concept of recency bias, the concept that more recent events hold greater weight than past ones, a bias we all have.
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The Great (Climate) Migration
Can you feel it beginning?
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What I'm Reading (Sept 17)
It is time to learn a bit about ice cores, those samples of deep ice from our poles
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