Wall Street Journal: Anyone who writes about environmental problems faces a great vexation: The author needs to jump up and down about the urgency of things to attract our attention, but if the tone is too shrill or if the argument is formed with any assertions that seem suspect, many readers will stop reading. This is particularly true of the audience that authors should want to reach most-people who fall in what might be called the uncertain middle, those who do not immediately dismiss global warming and other environmental...
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