Sean Munger's History and Culture Dispatches

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Even most people engaged on climate change issues don't have a concrete appreciation of what's likely in our future.
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At its root, it's about climate change. The media will never, ever tell you this.
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Our leaders, businesses and institutions are MIA when it comes to dealing with climate change. You won't like who finally steps up to the plate to solve…
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Nationalization, expropriation and revolutionary violence will sweep away any semblance of an "orderly" transition to renewable energy.
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We were doomed to fail in Afghanistan because we had no idea what we were really doing there.
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A legally, intellectually and morally bankrupt majority of the U.S. Supreme Court is profoundly ignorant of its own bloody history.
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Facebook is faulty not just because of its rapacious mismanagement, but because it is fundamentally incapable of understanding human relationships.
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The story of the amazing book that records half a millennium of Irish history--a book which no one has laid eyes on in centuries.
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Lauding the Glasgow climate pact's "successes" obscures the frightening dimensions of its failures.
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The former President bathed the African wilderness in blood, but that doesn't mean he didn't have an environmental conscience.
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Expecting the Democratic Party to stop America's slide toward fascism ignores both historical context and Democrats' inherent nature.
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My second novel in nine months was written, as was the last one, in the shadow of political and environmental fear.
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