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  1. "Le Clézio stood out as an ecologically engaged author."

    Althouse - Oct 9, 2008

    What it takes to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. blog advertising blog advertising

    Also tagged: writing, prizes

  2. Sarah Palin talks to Charlie Gibson about energy and the environment.

    Althouse - Sep 13, 2008

    First, a word about mainstream media. Here's a key sentence in the ABC News report on Gibson's interview with Palin: In the day's second interview, when it came to the discussion of energy policy, turf the Alaska …

    Also tagged: journalism, grammar, sarah palin, charlie gibson

  3. "Professor Who Flew to Deliver Guest Lecture Bills Stanford for Carbon Offset of Travel."

    Althouse - Aug 21, 2008

    Yeah, that happened. Ha ha. Ben Shneiderman, a professor of computer science at the University of Maryland at College Park, says he was happy to give a guest lecture at Stanford University this past spring, but he was …

    Also tagged: travel, stanford

  4. "The GOP has persuaded the public of the wisdom of its fetish for populating the U.S. coastline with oil rigs."

    Althouse - Aug 13, 2008

    From a New Republic editorial on "How Democrats got bulldozed on energy": That Republicans have, against the odds, won the first round of this debate is a remarkable feat. This initial triumph owes as much to …

    Also tagged: economics, partisanship

  5. "The Arctic may hold 90 billion barrels of oil, more than all the known reserves of Nigeria, Kazakhstan and Mexico combined..."

    Althouse - Jul 23, 2008

    "... and enough to supply U.S. demand for 12 years, the U.S. Geological Survey said. One-third of the undiscovered oil is in Alaskan territory, the agency found in a study released today." Oil thirst — will it …

    Also tagged: economics, alaska

  6. About that anthropogenic global warming consensus.

    Althouse - Jul 18, 2008

    Daily Tech reports: In a posting to [the Physics and Society Forum of the American Physical Society], editor Jeffrey Marque explains,"There is a considerable presence within the scientific community of people who do …

    Also tagged: global warming, science

  7. Amba regretting an abortion: "if an embryo or fetus is regarded as disposable, then you are, too."

    Althouse - Jul 16, 2008

    I wanted to break out this beautifully written comment that Annie Gottlieb wrote in the comments to yesterday's abortion post (the one that linked to a Bloggingheads episode featuring 2 diavloggers trying to grapple …

    Also tagged: drugs, law, religion, philosophy, sex, god, abortion, 1960s, annie gottlieb

  8. "I read online. I think it's better for the environment not to take the newspaper."

    Althouse - Jul 10, 2008

    Oh, yes, dear readers, that's what your humble blogger said, verbatim, to the telemarketer who just called to try to sell me home delivery of the New York Times. Did you know I was such an environmentalist? Now, how …

    Also tagged: puzzles, nyt, commerce

  9. "What do you think playground bullies grow up to be?" "Right-wing Republicans."

    Althouse - Jul 6, 2008

    Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich answers a question. Actually, when I decided I was going to blog this little interview, I planned to feature this line about why our drilling for more oil isn't a good solution …

    Also tagged: photography, food, movies, sex, fashion, economics, eggs, fat, warren beatty, butter, popcorn, bill clinton, julie christie, antonioni, hillary, liberalism, conservatism, robert reich

  10. "A man in the audience yelled, 'I can't take it anymore!' No one shushed him."

    Althouse - Jun 14, 2008

    Just how bad is "The Happening" — the new M. Night Shyamalan movie? (Not the 1960s movie with the Supremes theme song.) James Kirchick says it's even worse than you think. (Spoilers.) The movie has a "morally appalling …

    Also tagged: music, movies, death

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