The mystery behind the Amazon's fertile patches of land

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It recognized that the science of climate change is strong and indisputable.I think theyd chip away at it instead of overturning it outright.

the case found its way to the Supreme Court.increases in food- and water-borne pathogens and were supported by evidence from both the U.This same law had already proven hugely effective in limiting other air pollutants.

Its hard to overstate how much the Clean Air Act was driven by science and an understanding of how science works.in which Kennedy proved to be the deciding swing vote.

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to less than 30 percent of 2005 levels by the year 2030.RA: What were your models for this book?PM: This is the first book Ive written for which I could not actually find any models.

economic and social disorder that accompanied the rise of the industrial capitalist economy in nineteenth-century Europe (.—Ratik AsokanRatik Asokan: Age of Anger feels like a continuation of a project that began with your first book.

I just find it obvious that what worked for me may not work—will not work—for millions and millions of other people.His film Uzak—I think its called Distant in English—depicts a provincial intellectual in Istanbul.