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Playing the telephone game with the denialist right I’m not asking you to hang a baby by a broomstick, but… Essential or non-essential defense spending? Everybody relax. Turns out climate… more →
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Ones for the Road
thingsbreak wrote 1 day ago: Playing the telephone game with the denialist right I’m not asking you to hang a baby by a br … more →
Ones for the Road
thingsbreak wrote 2 weeks ago: Committed terrestrial ecosystem changes due to climate change [Nature Geoscience] Dinodontology Oba … more →
Ones for the Road
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thingsbreak wrote 1 month ago: [I used to have a list of things I was currently reading heading up my blogroll, but I axed it somet … more →
How to find interesting science blogs
Charles Daney wrote 1 month ago: Probably you already have plenty of experience finding blogs you like, but perhaps you’re stil … more →
Science So What? So Everything. Freedom of Information request and blog comment
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jonhw wrote 2 months ago: We have previously posted some criticisms of aspects of the Science So What? So Everything? campaig … more →
Monterey Bay Aquarium: Carnival of the Blue 24 and Seafood WATCH
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thingsbreak wrote 2 months ago: The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Sea Notes blog is hosting Carnival of the Blue 24, check it out. I … more →
Washington Post's Fred Hiatt and George Will: Stupid, Lying, or Craven?
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thingsbreak wrote 3 months ago: [LATE UPDATE: I have added a correction in the "Craven" section.] The correct answer of course is, … more →
Indian Scientists and Science Blogging
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Arunn wrote 3 months ago: A recent article in the Nature wonders whether science blogging would replace science journalism. La … more →
The Atom Smashers repost
Ben Lillie wrote 4 months ago: My review of The Atom Smashers has been reposted at Talking Science. They blog about a variety of sc … more →
Blagroll tidbits
thingsbreak wrote 4 months ago: All of My Faults Are Stress Related is moving over to SciBlogs. Update your links er, bookmarks/blog … more →
George Will and Washington Post redouble attacks on own credibility
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thingsbreak wrote 4 months ago: Here it is: George F. Will, Washington Post – Climate Science in a Tornado [2/27/09] Updates … more →
The Washington Post's "fact-checking" process is a disgrace
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thingsbreak wrote 4 months ago: A little over a week ago, I posed the question “Is Joe Romm right about conservatives and clim … more →
I got a senior scientist blogging!
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shwu wrote 5 months ago: It’s already all over the intertubes by now, but I figured I should post it myself as well jus … more →
"Never get involved in a land war in Asia"
thingsbreak wrote 5 months ago: And never go in against Bora when your interwebs rep is on the line! Ouch. [For those who don't get … more →
Science blogging at its best
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UNC Health Care wrote 9 months ago: It’s time again for the annual international science blogging conference in the Triangle. Chec … more →
Is New Zealand ripe for science blogging?
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Ken wrote 9 months ago: Yes. I say this because of the science funding reforms of the 1990s – particularly as they eff … more →
A challenge out of Science Blogging 2008 - encouraging senior scientists to blog
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shwu wrote 10 months ago: Recently, a lot of people in the life sciences (at least those who have an online presence) have bee … more →
Blogger? Science-y? Submit To Open Laboratory!
podblack wrote 11 months ago: I’ve just sent out a reminder to all the ‘regulars’ and please, if you’ve ne … more →
Crackerjack!
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Mike wrote 12 months ago: PZ has another open comment thread to get yourself on his blog roll. Anyone wishing to commune with … more →
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