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Should we care about people of the future?

Rachel wrote 1 hour ago: “Why should I care about posterity? What’s posterity ever done for me?” Groucho Ma … more →

Tags: climate change, ethics, Global Warming, Morality, Prisoner's Dilemma

Did Jesus drink your water? The Ogallala Aquifer

Ecoregions and Sustainability in the US and Canada wrote 2 days ago: Irrigation has come a long way in using water more efficiently. The addition of drop tubes that chan … more →

Tags: Climate change, Geography of the US and Canada, water, center pivot irrigation, Crop Circles, irrigation farming, Ogallala Aquifer

Canada: It's all about the oil. Too bad.

Ecoregions and Sustainability in the US and Canada wrote 5 days ago: Fort McMurray is a boom town due to the exploitation of oil sands. For those of us who once thought … more →

Tags: Climate change, ecology, Geography of the US and Canada, sustainability, Unintended Consequences, water, Alberta, Canada, fort chipewyan

Geoling Story 14 Mei 2013 (2): "Tragedy of The Commons"

amyu12 wrote 1 week ago: Vinan & Yani :) Aku dan Andhi ngotot mau ke danau BSB buat ngephoto Hidrologi di sana, terus kam … more →

Tags: Diary, Survey Story, Geoling, Geologi Lingkungan, JURUSAN PWK, Pengalaman, Planologi 2012, SDL, Semester 2

The prisoner's dilemma -- how cooperation leads to "survival of the fastest"

Dyani Lewis wrote 1 week ago: Cooperation is ubiquitous in nature, but how did it evolve? (Photo credit: Wikipedia) You’ve c … more →

Tags: Evolution 2, Altruism, Cooperation, Evolution, Prisoner's Dilemma, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Social Evolution

In Defense of Zoning Laws1 comment

James Maier wrote 1 week ago: Should a local government be able to tell property owners what they can and cannot do with their pro … more →

Tags: zoning, zoning laws, Anarcho-capitalism, Public Safety, Horse Racing, Local Rule, home rule, Sovereignty, Zoning Board

Tragedy of the Commons

johnbelljubble wrote 1 week ago: Our local supermarket is Waitrose.  I believe it is the largest of their branches in the UK.  They r … more →

Tags: Diary, Berkhamsted, Cars

Everyone Counts, or the Tragedy of the Subway Commons

olyrabbi wrote 1 week ago: Ok, another reason my faith in humanity is tested, this time coming out of Los Angeles. Apparently, … more →

Tags: Bamidbar, Census, Los Angeles, Subway

Orthosphere Goes Full Moldbug29 comments

nickbsteves wrote 2 weeks ago: Kristor Lawson makes a great proposal to Enclose the Commons over at the Orthosphere. As anyone who … more →

Tags: Reaction, democracy, orthosphere

Crossroads - The Consequences of Inequality

Emanuele Corso wrote 2 weeks ago: May 6, 2013 Ecologist Garrett Hardin’s 1968 essay, “Tragedy of the Commons,” inspired a stream of wr … more →

Tags: On Society, American Bar Association, antonin scalia, Duty of Candor Before the Tribunal, Economists, Garret Hardin, H.G. Frankfurt, John Roberts, Justice

Man Turned in on Himself, excerpt 10

heather choate davis wrote 2 weeks ago: In Garret Hardin’s 1968 essay, “The Tragedy of the Commons,” he asserts that shared resources needed … more →

Tags: Love thy neighbor, A student of faith, Homo Incurvatus In Se, Sin, Individualism. Homo incurvatus in se, individualism, American, Sandy Hook, Charles Murray

Kesamaan Kasus Rokok, Trotoar, hingga Sampah Visual1 comment

joeyakarta wrote 1 month ago: Dihimpun dari Twit Series @joeyakarta Malam ini (20/04) usai ikut diskusi di Kauman, seorang perempu … more →

Tags: kelola buana, Yogyakarta, Hak Asasi Manusia, Ham, kauman, rokok, ruang bersama, ruang publik, sampah visual

Bye Bye Bambi Bang Bang!

brucemajors wrote 1 month ago: One of the little remarked problems of the “tragedy of the commons” involving “pub … more →

Tags: DC, Disney, rock creek park, Bambi, Mount Pleasant, Lyme's Disease

THE CHINA TRADE1 comment

simanaitissays wrote 2 months ago: TRADE WITH China is often in the news. At the same time, I’m enjoying Eric Jay Dolin’s book, When Am … more →

Tags: and furthermore..., China trade circa 1800, Ginseng

Simulating a Tragedy of the Commons II - Indirect cost

proopnarine wrote 2 months ago: I continue the series on the Tragedy of the Commons, based on my recent paper in the journal Sustain … more →

Tags: Conservation, ecology, scientific models

The Global Politics of Science: Climate Change Edition

worldpoliticsblog wrote 2 months ago: The Atlantic ran a story this morning entitled, “We’re Screwed: 11,000 Years’ Worth of Climate Data … more →

Tags: climate change, Poland, Kyoto Protocol, liberal internationalism, Game Theory, The Anarchical Society, European emissions trading scheme, Public Policy

Private Property, Common Property or Collective Property?1 comment

Filip Spagnoli wrote 2 months ago: photo by Henri Cartier Bresson (source) A traditional objection to private property is that it tends … more →

Tags: Trade, Law, Work, Economics, Philosophy, photography and journalism, Collective Action, collective property, common ownership

“‘Creatures’ Outside the Commons, and the Tragedies they Experience: The Local-Global Challenges of Municipal Climate Change Policy”

Denny DeSerres wrote 2 months ago: There is a significant debate over local government legitimacy and/or necessity to implement climate … more →

Tags: climate change, Idle No More, municipal governments, Environmental Policy

Skin in the Game :: The sophistication of small things

itswilldonovan wrote 2 months ago: Skin in the Game :: The sophistication of small things I wrote an article appearing on lammpposted t … more →

Tags: Science, bacteria, pseudomonas, herdsmen, Economics, Evolution


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