Eat Local?
I’m pondering the ethics of the “Eat Local” movement. If I go to Florida, am I behaving ethically by eating …
I’m pondering the ethics of the “Eat Local” movement. If I go to Florida, am I behaving ethically by eating …
Given the recent explosion in Tianjin, perhaps it is time to give an examination of industrial disasters. Little is known …
Underneath most, if not all, public scientific controversies are real disagreements that relate to values and power.
In the aftermath of the United States national rugby team’s historic match against the New Zealand “All Blacks” on November …
In the United States, violent crime continues to drop. Murders fell by 4.4 percent from 2012 to 2013, and are now …
Elon Musk, in a recent interview with Aeon Magazine, announced his goal to put one million people on Mars in …
It is presumed rather than demonstrated that the current Web “works.” What reasons might we have to consider letting ISPs and content creators lead public policy toward a “broken” Net? Is the contemporary Internet really all that worth saving?
Hydraulic fracturing (fracking) has recently become a fairly controversial technological innovation. While the innovation itself is not particularly recent, its …
Engineers, scientists and other technologists are intelligent enough to realize that the current “normal” business hierarchy offers them a raw deal.
There has been a lot of discussion about Neil deGrass Tyson’s recent statement opposed to philosophical lines of questioning. Laura …