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Dean and Professor of Law @CumberlandLaw @SamfordU; research natural resources/land use/climate change law & policy; more thoughts https://t.co/LWQa4RBpc6.

Birmingham, AL
Joined May 2011
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Joe Bishop-Henchman 🗽💸⚖️🚆
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Gorsuch to Kagan, Sotomayor, Jackson: In every Biden executive order case, you voted to uphold what the President did. However vague the statute, however unprecedented the action, however attenuated the causation, you voted yes. So why are you in the majority with me in this
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Foster
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Agree with many others here that the most interesting thing going on in this case is Gorsuch's Corleone-settling of all family business on the Major Questions Doctrine. His knifing of half the majority he voted with, to say nothing of the dissents on the Right, will be what gets
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@NickKristof
Nicholas Kristof
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It's astonishing to witness the improvement in public education--reading, math, attendance, grad rates--in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi. But we're busy fighting culture wars rather than scaling up what these three states have done. Please do read: https://t.co/h20UCdCP2w
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@David_Moscrop
David Moscrop
4 months
If only there were a guide, some kind of book, Christians could consult.
@axios
Axios
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A Christian battle grows over whether empathy is virtue or weakness as the U.S. diversifies
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@JonHaidt
Jonathan Haidt
1 year
Before the 1990s, kids experienced more risk, more thrills, more physical injuries, and fewer psychological injuries than they do today. Kids had more freedom to make mistakes and learn from them. We have forgotten that kids are antifragile.
@nickgillespie
Nick Gillespie
1 year
Fully 50 percent of a '70s boyhood was spent building bike jumps. The other 50 percent was spent recovering from broken bones from using bike jumps. https://t.co/FaOOx0uwzW
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@simongerman600
Simon Kuestenmacher
1 year
The Iberian Peninsula has lost 21% of its 2000 tree cover between 2001 and 2023. It also regained 4% of its 2000 cover between 2001 and 2012. In Portugal in particular things look bleak. Great work by @milos_agathon.
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Blake Hudson
1 year
The scholarship of Samford University Cumberland School of Law faculty members is frequently cited in numerous legal disciplines. The following is a list of faculty authored works cited from July 1-Sept. 30, 2024 and sourced by Westlaw Precision. https://t.co/f1J5rY5EmD
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The scholarship of Samford University Cumberland School of Law faculty members is frequently cited in numerous legal disciplines. The following is a list of faculty authored works cited July 1-Sept....
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Blake Hudson
1 year
Oh boy do I miss this.
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Football’s Greatest Moments
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When Nick Saban straight up SPANKED AJ McCarron 🤣
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Blake Hudson
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Antarctica, the world's iciest continent, is 'greening' at a dramatic rate - USA TODAY
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Even this vast and isolated ‘wilderness’ is being affected by climate change.
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Blake Hudson
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Trees and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year. Is nature’s carbon sink failing? | Oceans | The Guardian
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Blake Hudson
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Earth’s wildlife populations have disappeared at a ‘catastrophic’ rate in the past half-century, new analysis says - The Washington Post
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The Living Planet Index tracks thousands of vertebrate species globally and found the worst declines were in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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@ryankatzrosene
Prof. Ryan Katz-Rosene
1 year
Interesting and startling figure👇 Globally, the TOTAL area of land burned has trended down over the last two decades, and the TOTAL area of FOREST burned has been relatively flat. Sad to see the TOTAL area of tree cover lost to fires INCREASING so significantly.
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@ryankatzrosene
Prof. Ryan Katz-Rosene
1 year
You've heard of the "Urban Heat Island" effect... A new study published today in Nature finds there's a similar type of residual surface warming effect in burned BOREAL forest areas in summertimes for years AFTER a large Wildfire:
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@janrosenow
Jan Rosenow
2 years
Will solar PV soon be the cheapest source of electricity in most places around the world? This @NatureComms paper says yes. Most surprisingly this is AFTER including short- and long-term storage costs for renewable energy sources. https://t.co/RdZPFB9kmI
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Blake Hudson
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What a representation of the human condition and climate change. #GreeceFires
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