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Lean 2018: ”IPCC’s finding that the globe would warm in the range 2–4 °C by the end of the 21st century unless greenhouse gas emissions were reduced significantly was based on simulations made by physical climate models, …”

I only hope the subject is not handled superficially by treating “faith” and “science” as binary categories. They’re not polar opposites. Faith is not believing something with disregard for evidence and science requires “leaps of faith” when confronted by mystery.

"Egg Boy" Will Connolly said egging Anning was not the right thing to do – but he won’t be apologizing

The most “Star Trek” episode to date – and everything the season opener was not. While that latter was “like a movie”, it was like an Abramstrek movie, full of flashy set pieces with a story built around them, garish attempts at humour, a severely out of character Pike and everyone just acting emotional for the sake of it.

I do wish we could’ve saw more of the town though and get a sense of how life worked there. We got to hear about their beliefs, but little else in terms of their actual lives and how their religion plays a part of it.

Also keep in mind that methane emissions globally are rising. Scientists are trying to figure out why. Much methane is likely coming from wetland sources, including rice paddies. But there is growing suspicion that some of the increase is coming from oil and gas operations. Much more research is needed. But here too, the administration is not keen to do what’s necessary.

Over the decades, a towering structure rose over the mining complex, its integrity dependent entirely on the solidity of the mud.

Tom Yulsman is Director of the Center for Environmental Journalism and a Professor of Journalism at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He also continues to work as a science and environmental journalist with more than 30 years of experience producing content for major publications. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Audubon, Climate Central, Columbia Journalism Review, Discover, Nieman Reports, and many other publications. He has held a variety of editorial positions over the years, including a stint as editor-in-chief of Earth magazine. Yulsman has written one book: Origins: the Quest for Our Cosmic Roots, published by the Institute of Physics in 2003.

Chronos developer Gunfire Games turned to procedural generation to answer the call for long-lasting VR games, and the result is the excellent From Other Suns. In this co-op shooter you and up to three friends journey through a galaxy filled with dangers, managing resources on your own ship before boarding others to take on armies of aliens and robots. From Other Suns has an amazing arsenal of weapons and fun corridor shootouts that you can experience time and again and is one of the best places for friends to hang out in VR.

But tourism is not what keeps the city spinning. Mining started here in the 1950s and many communities in the city were created by its workers.

The officials even offered an odd sort of reassurance, pointing out that the mine’s administrative offices were right below the dam.

Dig into the story of the murder trial of Michael Peterson, accused of killing his wife Kathleen on the staircase in their house, as the story spans more than a decade. Netflix’s new documentary adds three new episodes to the story of the trial, which took place in 2003, and its aftermath, digging into the investigation surrounding Peterson, the trial, and his ultimate fate.