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Earth Day: Thinking Big
Happy Earth Day! For my Earth Day, I’m attending a seminar on Google Earth (totally hot interactive kmz documents await you, lovely readers) and thinking about the environmental effects of racis… more →
The Oyster's Garter
Earth Day: Thinking Big
Miriam Goldstein wrote 2 months ago: Happy Earth Day! For my Earth Day, I’m attending a seminar on Google Earth (totally hot intera … more →
On hotness and blogging while female
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 3 months ago: I confess I’ve been alienated by a lot of the “Female scientists ARE SO totally hot! … more →
What stops population growth?
Miriam Goldstein wrote 3 months ago: I’ve written before about why I think discussing population control became a taboo, but I … more →
Newsy Bit: Science nominees held up by Congress
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 4 months ago: The Intersection and Questionable Authority report that the confirmations of Jane Lubchenco (to lead … more →
Speak out on overpopulation, but know the history first
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 4 months ago: Is talking about overpopulation and the environment really a taboo? Both Emmett Duffy and Rick MacP … more →
Let the lost NJ dolphins die - and focus on what really matters
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday, in an article with the spectacularly dull headline “Officials and Scientists Debate … more →
The sordid history of population control
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 8 months ago: I consider population control to be the albatross of the environment movement. It usually stinks, bu … more →
Bear DNA study is GOOD SCIENCE
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 9 months ago: Dear John McCain, Please stop using the $3 million study of Montana bear DNA to illustrate out-of-co … more →
How quickly nature falls into revolt when gold becomes her object!
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 10 months ago: Alaska has voted for gold instead of salmon. The Pebble Mine will be located right on the headwaters … more →
Greenpeace - accidental invasive species farmers?
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 10 months ago: Mark Powell posted today about a Greenpeace boat that dropped 150 3-ton granite slabs into the North … more →
Science made me miss the earthquake
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 11 months ago: By the way, you know that substantial earthquake that just hit southern California on Tuesday? The m … more →
Don't Bushes need the sun to grow? Why does Bush hate the sun?
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Eric Wolff wrote 1 year ago: Despite the enormous flow of money into new solar projects (the free market, trying to work), this h … more →
It's cool to be nerdy if you're fashionable & hot
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: Broadsheet linked to a Newsweek article on the Nerd Girls, a group of female engineers at Tufts. Acc … more →
Nerd boys are nerdy! Hot girls are hot!
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: Greg F, quite fairly, called me out for criticizing “The Big Bang Theory” before seeing … more →
Sitcom science
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: UPDATE: I saw two episodes. Catching up on my journals, this Science Magazine fluff interview (sorr … more →
God, schmod, I don't want a monkey-man
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: A monkey is not a good solution to empty-nest syndrome. No, not even if your monkey is in $500 cloth … more →
A person's a person, except if they are female
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: As if you needed another reason to have a giant brain-crush on NPR’s Peter Sagal. Read this am … more →
Scifi writers pitch dystopia to Dept. Homeland Security
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: The Department of Homeland Security has a crack team of highly trained…science fiction writer … more →
Hollywood won't even cast Asians as geeky MIT students
Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been looking forward to 21 for a while – it’s a movie about MIT students gami … more →
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