Rabett Run

Perhaps out of place but one of the things that Eli has noted with some amazement is how quickly banks and industrial firms are signing on t...

The headline is one of the two signs we saw commonly during our summer vacation in Idaho and Montana (glaciers are still there in the nation...

Dr.  Valérie Masson-Delmotte had a Tweet Storm review of Don't Look Up that deserves putting where it can be gotten at without fumpling,...

 Never mind where the breadcrumbs were scattered, but Eli wandered into a video interview of Peter Kirstein describing how ARPAnet came to E...

Have had things to blog about, and then didn't blog them. Oh well - I at least want to add a mention of this renewable energy podcast, T...

  At best social media are teaching opportunities but they can challenge professional geoscientists and today other scientists because of po...

From an email I had sent: I've got a lot of conflicting thoughts about Afghanistan. If anyone doesn't have conflicting thoughts abou...

 There's been a lot of hand-wringing over China's population crunch, shown by its recent decision to allow 3-child families. It'...

 With the return of school and offices moms and dads especially are paying increased attention to air cleaners. You can buy small units for ...

 Just the other day Eli was innocently pushing the search engine, coming across this article in the Washington Post from 2017. BTW, there a...

(Brian here btw, in case anyone's annoyed with this post.) Crank magnetism refers to how people who credulously believe one wild claim,...

Parachuting back to highlight a really bad article in Vox saying it's okay to have kids (no discussion of how many is okay, so I guess ...

I have two unusual places that I've donated to and would like to give more - one is MIRI, a charity working on ethical, smarter-than-hum...