Augusto Zimmerman recently gave us an excellent treatise on the history of the culture and politics of the environmental movement. I didn’t know a lot of that myself actually, but it is entirely consistent with my observations as a scientist, specifically the post-modern abandonment of the values of the Enlightenment – rational, fact-based enquiry and the application of the scientific method.
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