Ryan Wishart
@ryanwishart.bsky.social
Environmental Sociologist at Creighton University, Omaha, NE
The key is an induction stovetop
November 4, 2025 at 3:47 PM
The key is an induction stovetop
There is a case US leadership of Obstruction.
The new CSSN volume reviews the evidence
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The new CSSN volume reviews the evidence
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It's finally here! 100+ scholars, global scope, practical insights. “Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment” shows how organized interests stall policy—and how governance can respond.
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November 2, 2025 at 3:15 PM
There is a case US leadership of Obstruction.
The new CSSN volume reviews the evidence
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The new CSSN volume reviews the evidence
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Man we got some Big Anthony problems
October 13, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Man we got some Big Anthony problems
Dang my class starts in January
October 2, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Dang my class starts in January
Would be good to see Examiner follow up on how the proposed elimination of the Earth and Atmospheric Science and other departments at UNL would impact capacity to follow up on the reports findings and recommendations. The cuts seem likely to make it impossible to do a similar report in the future.
September 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Would be good to see Examiner follow up on how the proposed elimination of the Earth and Atmospheric Science and other departments at UNL would impact capacity to follow up on the reports findings and recommendations. The cuts seem likely to make it impossible to do a similar report in the future.
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UCS's @karenstillerman.bsky.social breaks down why this report matters and the policies contributing to a spike in food prices and food insecurity in her latest blog:
The USDA Cancels Annual Hunger Study While Trump Policies Drive Up Food Prices
Canceling the annual Household Food Security Reports is part of a broader Trump administration effort to suppress data inconvenient to its political agenda.
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September 23, 2025 at 6:22 PM
UCS's @karenstillerman.bsky.social breaks down why this report matters and the policies contributing to a spike in food prices and food insecurity in her latest blog:
Trump isn't "primitively grasping" towards anything like the degrowth project Saito or other similar Marxists support. To say the govt are trying, ineffectually, to respond to SOME of the contradictions identified by them isn't the same thing.
@koheisaito.bsky.social can speak for himself of course
@koheisaito.bsky.social can speak for himself of course
September 9, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Trump isn't "primitively grasping" towards anything like the degrowth project Saito or other similar Marxists support. To say the govt are trying, ineffectually, to respond to SOME of the contradictions identified by them isn't the same thing.
@koheisaito.bsky.social can speak for himself of course
@koheisaito.bsky.social can speak for himself of course
Anyone with a basic understanding of economic inequality and taxation trends would have immediately caught this error. That our representatives believed it is revealing. In reality, comparing the table cited for 2017 with 2022 the share paid by the top 1% FELL (2.2%), as their share of income grew.
July 12, 2025 at 9:44 PM
Anyone with a basic understanding of economic inequality and taxation trends would have immediately caught this error. That our representatives believed it is revealing. In reality, comparing the table cited for 2017 with 2022 the share paid by the top 1% FELL (2.2%), as their share of income grew.