An infrequently updated monologue of links and commentary focused on practical and low-cost measures ordinary people can take to steer the society and economy of developed countries towards sustainability. One household at a time. Because only a few of us doing well eventually means all of us doing badly indeed. Wednesday, April 22, 2009. Dearth Day, part 1. But those darned thermometers and satellites keep alarming those darned scientists. You iconoclasm looks like pure ego trip from.

Friday, April 27, 2012.

Thursday, December 4, 2008. Dormant, but not dead. I know, by means most tangential and involving the slightest of personal interaction, exactly one person who has the chops to read the subject matter of this blog AND has actually checked this URL. That person will probably never visit here again having found nothing but a place holder. When I discovered this one reader, I got so excited I pushed all else on my stack and went about resurrecting my linear programming skills.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008. All the good names have been taken. There are no end of great blogs about science and by scientists. My favorites will accumulate as links on the sidebar. I want to post now and then when I see a report or discovery that has hit the science press but not MSM and deserves to have the impact or implications spelled out to the apparently vast audience that is science-illiterate or worse. Do I expect therefore to have a vast audience? I will cross post to my political blog.

Here is how I deal with that. Where is the rest of this blog? Hover over these links for hints of how content has been reorganized. Sources, Publications we use. On the political thinking of mass audiences. Just do it, do it justice. On the political thinking of mass audiences.