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What should you eat after the [CO2-induced] apocalypse? | Grist

Listen, at the rate we’re going, we need to start thinking about what we’ll eat post-apocalypse. Lore has it that Twinkies will survive, but they’re gross — surely there’s a way to actually get adequate nutrition in a Mad Max hellscape? Maybe without even reverting to cannibalism? “Fact or Fictional” host Veronica Belmont and her guest Darya Pino Rose think there is. They put together a wholesome salad of lentils, foraged weeds, and a soupçon of dead bugs for nutritious post-apocalypse haute cuisine.

Climate change: let's bury the CO2 problem | Myles Allen | Comment is free | The Guardian

The maths could not be simpler...
Mandatory sequestration is transparent, fair, easy to monitor, and above all clearly addresses the problem. If we introduce it, it would be simple to request that our European and broader trading partners to do the same.

White House Claims on Emails 'Outrageously False,' Says CEI Senior Fellow | Competitive Enterprise Institute

Horner Calls Out Carney on Claims Gov't Officials Aren't Using Secret Accounts to Avoid Scrutiny

Climate Change on Mars: NASA Rover Curiosity Discovers Evidence of Ancient Rivers : Space : Science World Report

Today, Mars is a desert, inhospitable to most forms of life as we know it. Violent winds tear across the icy plains that are characterized by craters and mountains.