(image from http://student.britannica.com) I don’t think I have much that is original to add to all the conversation that will rage around today in celebration of Earth Day, but I certainly want to mark the occasion. I do think this piece by Elizabeth Kolbert in the April 27, 2009 issue of The New Yorker is [...]
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(image from http://student.britannica.com) I don’t think I have much that is original to add to all the conversation that will rage around today in celebration of Earth Day, but I certainly want to mark the occasion. I do think this piece by Elizabeth Kolbert in the April 27, 2009 issue of The New Yorker is [...]
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The California Endowment is helping to make possible a live webcast of The Women’s Conference tonight (Wednesday, October 22) from Long Beach. Check it out here. Participant Productions, the movie company funded by Jeff Skoll (also of the Skoll Foundation and SocialEdge) which brought us An Inconvenient Truth, The Visitor, and The Kite Runner (among [...]
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