This column by Martin LeFevre was written shortly before Donald Trump was elected president in 2016. We feel it is fitting to re-run it at this moment. Democracy works, in…
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Covid has spiked so badly in the USA that we’re receiving emergency warnings on our cell phones not to go out. The necessity of physical isolation makes daily contact with…
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The half moon is blood red tonight. Wildfires have consumed a million and a half acres in California. Under the smoky skies, ominousness pervades the atmosphere day and night. No…
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Costa Rica Participating in Climate Change Summit
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2019/12/05The head of Costa Rica’s Climate Change Directorate, Andrea Meza, sees the COP25 climate summit in a positive way and believes the country has a relevant role in the event.…
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MeditationsUncategorized
Persistently Asking the Right Questions Ignites Insight
by Martin LeFevre 2019/12/03“Manshape, that shone sheer off, disseveral, a star, death blots black out; Nor mark is any of him at all so stark but vastness blurs and time beats level. Away…
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Jimmy Carter’s faith is plain for all to see. Barack Obama, as far as I can tell, has no faith except in himself, and misguidedly while president, in the American…
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Young Costa Ricans Meeting About Climate Change
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2019/10/08Young people met at the Local Youth Conference ahead of the organized climate meeting, called PreCOP25, being held today through October 10 at the National Convention Center in Costa Rica. …
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MeditationsUncategorized
Countries Are History When Speciation Is Required
by Martin LeFevre 2019/09/19In an otherwise confusing and contradictory op-ed in the New York Times, Roy Scranton, a professor of English at Notre Dame, makes a true statement: “The problem of climate change…