How the World Works

Posts on Monday, March 10, 2008

Presidential elections: They're a gas, gas, gas
Crunching the numbers on the relationship between gas prices and control of the White House
Free drugs from your faucet
The Associated Press discovers that our drinking water is loaded with drugs. Ho hum
Paying the polysilicon piper
Are German solar power consumers responsible for toxic waste dumping in Gaolong, China?
Eliot Spitzer's monumental fall from grace
In the post-dot-com, post-Enron era, the attorney general of New York landed some uppercuts on the high and mighty. But now he's the one lying on the mat. By his own hand.
A note on the blog
Strange, mysterious absence of posting explained
Recycling the old bicycle
Another entry in the $4-a-gallon consumer behavior modification logbook.
The deep structure of kung fu panda-monium
An expert in modern Chinese literature takes on the cultural significance of Dreamworks' martial arts cartoon
Growing pains for Kiva
Call it Web 2.0: The African version. The online microfinance lending site stumbles, but doesn't get knocked down

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Recycling the old bicycle
Another entry in the $4-a-gallon consumer behavior modification logbook.
The deep structure of kung fu panda-monium
An expert in modern Chinese literature takes on the cultural significance of Dreamworks' martial arts cartoon
Growing pains for Kiva
Call it Web 2.0: The African version. The online microfinance lending site stumbles, but doesn't get knocked down

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