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Having published the results of its 12-part investigation into the leaked/hacked climate scientist e-mails at the University of East Anglia, the Guardian is now inviting “web users to annotate the manuscript to help us in our aim of creating the definitive account of the controversy.” It’s a kind of public version of peer review for something that has been so public already that the issues at stake have gotten lost in the din. [. . .]

Mainstream history of the US National Parks brings out ecocentric perspectives and moving stories about personal and national identity.

How effective was Bill McKibben at communicating his message in a comedy format?