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A science blog from the New York Times.
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Offshore Drilling vs. Global Warming

Jun 18, 2008
Are environmentalists doing themselves -- or the environment -- any favor by denying states the right to decide whether there should be oil drilling off their shores?

For Sale: Moon and Mars

Nov 30, 1999
Would you like to buy some real estate on Mars or the Moon? No, this would not be the equivalent of buying the Brooklyn Bridge, at least according to a review of legal precedents and treaties published in the Journal of Air Law and Commerce (.pdf).

How Will Religion Evolve?

Nov 19, 2009
Is some sort of compromise coming in the future of religion? And if so, where?

Who Should Own the Rosetta Stone?

Nov 16, 2009
Should the British Museum return the Rosetta Stone to Egypt? Should the export of a nation's "cultural property" be banned? Should there be laws giving national governments ownership of any antiquity unearthed today within their borders?

Monday Puzzle: Conversion Factors

Nov 16, 2009
In a last desperate cry, a technician on an Antarctic expedition yelled out a temperature measurement he made as he fell into a crevasse. The number he shouted out was clearly heard, but not the units. It turned out not to make a difference. What was...

Thursday Puzzle: What's Wrong (or Right) With This Picture?

Nov 12, 2009
Does the picture above look natural to you? If you were standing in a lodge at Glacier National Park, is this how a jigsaw puzzle and the scenery would appear to your eye?

Stars of the Astronomy Quiz

Nov 10, 2009
We have a winner -- two winners, actually-- of the prize for the Lab's Beautiful Universe Astronomy Quiz.

Offshore Drilling vs. Global Warming


For Sale: Moon and Mars



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  Tierney does not understand science or statistics. He has zero credibility with working scientists. He frequently bases his pieces on news releases and doesn't look at the actual research. His own statement says it all: “John Tierney always wanted to be a scientist but went into journalism because its peer-review process was a great deal easier to sneak through.”
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