The bad news everyone knows. The strongest attempt ever to pass climate legislation through the U.S. Congress came up short earlier this summer. The inside-the-Beltway green groups took what seemed to be the route of least resistance: a very tame piece of climate legislation larded with special prizes for special interests. They worked it as hard as it could have been worked-and in the end it didn't even come close. The fossil fuel industry and their allies in D.C. barely had to break a sweat shooting it down. So-barring some unforeseen development-we're not going to see significant action on the federal level about climate for at least the next two years. So what do we do with those two years? I think we use them to build a movement...

Con el inicio del siglo XX el ser humano se encontró a sí mismo encerrado dentro de una concepción clásica, mecánica y determinista del universo, nos imaginábamos el universo cual máquina que seguía leyes de manera absoluta, sin salirse de la ruta predefinida por el pasado. Esto en el contexto de la física, sin embargo [...]