Texas A&M and cheap, safe water
Rising sea level in Texas
These are some of the headlines of the maybe-weekly email that comes to all TAMU faculty, staff, and students.
I finished reading Carolyn Baker's "Sacred Demise," which was pretty good. Lots of food for thought. Now that it's summer I'm ready for a Barbara Kingsolver binge. And I'm still reading Nafeez Ahmed's "A User's Guide to the Crisis of Civilization." I just started the chapter on terrorism and foreign policy. I haven't encountered too many new concepts in this chapter yet, but Nafeez documents his sources well and I'm sure I'll have points to share as the chapter continues.
Rising sea level in Texas
These are some of the headlines of the maybe-weekly email that comes to all TAMU faculty, staff, and students.
I finished reading Carolyn Baker's "Sacred Demise," which was pretty good. Lots of food for thought. Now that it's summer I'm ready for a Barbara Kingsolver binge. And I'm still reading Nafeez Ahmed's "A User's Guide to the Crisis of Civilization." I just started the chapter on terrorism and foreign policy. I haven't encountered too many new concepts in this chapter yet, but Nafeez documents his sources well and I'm sure I'll have points to share as the chapter continues.
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Rising Tide is the surest sign that global climate control has failed. The Antarctic cap is melting down, and its water is flowing off the hills and into the ocean.
At least the Aggies can teach us how to drink it.
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