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Homes Are Expensive. Building More Won’t Solve the Problem. barrons.com Submitted by neku on August 1, 2024 at 6:27 AM No comments 4
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Iran attacks: Netanyahu’s dangerous gamble marxist.com Submitted by neku on April 14, 2024 at 10:21 PM No comments 4
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Joe Biden’s Unconditional Support for Israel Risks Creating a Regional War jacobin.com Submitted by neku on January 6, 2024 at 8:18 AM No comments 4
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On the Radical Possibilities of Carbon Sequestration
Hot? Hungry? Step inside these food forests.
Healthy childhood development through outdoor risky play: Navigating the balance with injury prevention | Canadian Paediatric Society
They, Then and Now: Asking for pronouns has become a social standard. Who is it serving?
Why facts don't change minds: Insights from cognitive science for the improved communication of conservation research
Salt storms sting herders on the Mongolian Plateau
The Tell-Tale Heart of the Millennium Dome
A made-in-Japan solution for space junk that goes against the grain
[t's wood]
The Terrible Twenties? The Assholocene? What to Call Our Chaotic Era
'FYI Pickleball DRAMA': Local Governments Overwhelmed By Tennis-Pickleball Turf Wars, Documents Show | 404 Media
How the Soviets invented the internet and why it didn’t work | Aeon Essays
The Other Bubble - an interesting article about how enterprise SaaS works and how it might be beginning to fall apart
Bright Wall/Dark Room: B Who I Want to B | Frank Falisi
Tate-Pilled
Iran attacks: Netanyahu’s dangerous gamble
A Drug-Decriminalization Fight Erupts in Oregon
Add Oil! – The Tragedy of Zero-Covid | a writeup of how China's Zero-Covid panned out, from someone who was actually there
Joe Biden’s Unconditional Support for Israel Risks Creating a Regional War
How Cheerleading Became So Acrobatic, Dangerous and Popular
No, heritability will not tell you anything about education policy
The Democrats’ “Weird” Glass House: Yes, Republicans are “weird,” but the in-vogue Democratic talking point gets us further away from an economic argument about why Donald Trump is bad for working-class families.