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A new bill would take gasoline use in the state back to the 1960s, a time when California’s population was close to half of what it is today.
Earnest entreaties and appeals to reason obviously aren't working.
What this new world will look like, exactly, is impossible to predict, and humans aren’t guaranteed to survive in it.
And it wasn't good to begin with.
Even before the rubble from the floods has had time to settle, the water’s effect on the drought has already started to recede.
Here's wisdom gleaned from interviews with dozens of experts in psychology, neuroscience, sociology, economics, and political science.
After all the sound and fury of the oyster war, perhaps we can learn a better form of community decision making.
Jay Faison, a wealthy businessman, wants to get conservatives and moderates on board with "free-market" solutions to climate change.
We've been living a lie.
