What to Read on July 9, 2009
- June Was the Bloodiest Month of the War in Afghanistan — John McCreary (via Tom Ricks) – This is not progress.
- Energy Industry Spends $28 Million in First Quarter Lobbying Congress on Climate Bill — The Washington Independent – Can you say “lobbying reform“?
- Popularity Is In Your Genes — Scientific American – Clever study. Very true.
- UNESCO: US Seriously Damaged Historic Babylon — The Associated Press (via Common Dreams) – This makes the historian in me want to cry.
- The Dangers of Bad Financial Products — Mike Rorty (via Ezra Klein) – Another way of saying what I said yesterday. Great example!
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