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WikiLeaks: Case Study for Cyberwar?

One of the problems of trying to understand cyberwar is that we don't really know what it looks like or how it behaves. Mostly, this is due to the fact that the participants/victims don't report it. If anything is reported, it is heavily skewed or filtered for political purposes… https://www.infosecisland.com/blogview/10254-WikiLeaks-Case-Study-for-Cyberwar.h… added by: Paisano1

WikiLeaks: Case Study for Cyberwar?

One of the problems of trying to understand cyberwar is that we don't really know what it looks like or how it behaves. Mostly, this is due to the fact that the participants/victims don't report it. If anything is reported, it is heavily skewed or filtered for political purposes… https://www.infosecisland.com/blogview/10254-WikiLeaks-Case-Study-for-Cyberwar.h… added by: Paisano1

The great depression of 2010

A great deal of the damage being inflicted in my world, and perhaps in yours, stems in part from very rich people acting with a pointed disregard for the well-being of those who are not rich. In some cases the issues are macro – housing bubbles and banking failures and Wall Street bailouts. In other cases, the problems are micro and very, very personal. Despair looms for too many Americans. We want to hope, we need to hope, we try desperately to hope, but blind faith that things are bound to get better only carry you so far. At some point you have to admit that actual, tangible sources of hope are hard to find. I can’t wait for this godforsaken year to be over, but in truth, I felt that way about 2009 and have precisely zero evidence indicating that 2011 is going to be better. added by: hoosierdaddy

Doubling Natural Gas Usage in US Will Come At High Environmental Cost

Hot on the heels of recent MIT survey showing that natural gas use in the US is set to double in the coming decades, an important counterpoint over at Yale e360 highlights some of the problems that transition will bring. At the center of it are the environmental consequences of Fracking (that’s

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Doubling Natural Gas Usage in US Will Come At High Environmental Cost

Breaking Down the BP Gulf Spill Blame Game

At the end of last week, Grist came out with this handy infographic that breaks down where the blame for the BP Gulf spill lies. It’s a useful tool to help visualize the scope of the problems that caused the disaster, and I think it more or less gets it right. And there’s a reason that BP is only 37% responsible, despite being the public face of the spill (as it should). But… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Breaking Down the BP Gulf Spill Blame Game