Author Archives: Rashid Faridi

The only reason to write books about reconciling science and religion—as opposed to, say, reconciling sports and religion or business and religion—is if the two fields conflict in some way, and thus… 1,653 more words Sunday Times gives a lukewarm review … Continue reading →

Nicolaas Buitendag, States of exclusion: A critical systems theory reading of international law – Aosis, 2023 (print and open access e-book) The theoretical underpinnings of public international law have taken the sovereign status of the nation-state for granted since the … Continue reading →

Since the early 1990s the conventional assumption, aligned with modeling, has been that a molecule of human CO2 emission stays in the atmosphere –  its residence time – for centuries. This fits the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) narrative. But empirical … Continue reading →

When it comes to combating climate change, the lentil may be the perfect legume. They’re also, as the caviar mention implies, delicious Help Save the Planet:  Eat Lentils — Watts Up With That?