Kim Stanley Robinson is a science fiction writer whose work has received multiple awards, including science fiction’s Hugo and Nebula awards for his Mars trilogy and The Blind Geometer. In addition to 14 novels and 4 story collections, his writings have appeared in several publications, including Nature, the New York Times, Newsweek, and Wired.
There is some cherry-picking of science going on in the various kinds of resistance to the news about climate change, and this double standard needs to be called out.
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New research from the McKinsey Global Institute suggests that the forces fueling growth in financial markets have changed.
Zhou Xiaochuan, China's central bank governor, calls for a new world currency, in a March 2009 speech.