By Jeffrey Berger When writing about climate change, the boiled frog analogy serves a useful purpose, and it goes like this: If you p...

Rational Nation U S A Purveyor of Truth At one time being a skeptic of climate change (global warming) is what seemed to be a reasonable ...

What's up with news stories with totally inaccurate attention grabbing headlines?  For the past couple of days, headlines have proclaim...

The Trophy Wife asked me a question, which turned out to have a slightly different answer than she thought. Her question was "When was ...

(This article originally appeared on Blog Action Day, October 15, 2009, as part of a global initiative to promote climate change awareness. ...

This will be the first of a series of posts, which I will call The Bozone Report. What is a Bozone Report, you ask?  First, a definition: ...

By (O)CT(O)PUS Credit: AZRAINMAN Whatever you call it, a silly anecdote or imperfect metaphor, the boiling frog story serves a u...

Credit: AZRAINMAN Years ago, I served on the board of directors of a conservation group whose mission and purpose was to preserve an endang...

From Gordon Crovitz of the Wall Street Journal: For anyone who doubts the power of the Internet to shine light on darkness, the news of the...

The enemy of realism is hubris. - Reinhold Niebuhr - It takes a special humility to understand our place in the natural world. Yet our my...