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Tag Archives: global warming
A quick run across the frozen face of Greenland
Billions of years ago, a massive single land mass contained all the continents we know today. Through force of internal pressures such as volcanism, the shove and pull of plate tectonics and the mechanism of sea floor spreading, all the … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, glaciers, global warming, greenland, plate tectonics, running, sea floor spreading, volcanism
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Experiments in sun and wind and salt
A week ago we returned from sunny Florida. It was eighty degrees every day. We ran in shorts and swam in the afternoon. I walked a boardwalk taking photos of semi-tropical birds. It was lovely. This morning (back in Illinois) … Continue reading
The Anthropocene Triathlon
I recently did some simple calculations, adding up the number of hours spent outside running and riding. It totals more than 7,000 hours, approximately 40,000 miles of running over a lifetime and just as many on the bike. 80,000 or … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropocene era, avid naturalist, global climate change, global warming, triathlon
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The Truman Show is still running when it comes to climate change
The news came in 2-4″ of snow is predicted this weekend for Wisconsin. In case you’re geographically challenged, or live in a country far away (and there are many who read this blog who do) that’s the state just north … Continue reading
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Tagged 13.1, anthropogenic climate change, climate change, cycling, global warming, Polar Vortex, riding, running, Wisconsin weather
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What one small bird can tell those of us who run and ride
By Christopher Cudworth This time of year is peak migration season for songbirds. Millions of birds are moving south for the winter in search of food sources and warmer temperatures. It’s a tough go, made even tougher by the fact that in … Continue reading
On the questions raised by a pair of wheels
By Christopher Cudworth Recently I dined at the Filling Station, a restaurant that features American memorabilia in its decorations. Inside the store were some of those classic pumps that once showed the gasoline you were pumping into your vehicle. Outside the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Cudworth, climate change, Creation museum biblical literalism, cycling, cycling psychology, global climate change, global warming, ride to work day, riding to work, tarsnakes, we run and ride, werunandride.com
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Why the Boston Marathon is a vital symbol for social order
By Christopher Cudworth While doing some digging in the back yard to move some sidewalk pavers I tipped up a 2’ X 2’ stone and found a colony of orange ants scurrying around. Technically they were probably a species of red … Continue reading
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Tagged ant cultures, ant instincts, ant queen, ant societies, ants marching, Bill Maher, Boston Marathon, Boston Marathon bombings, Boston Massachusetts, conformity, conservative and liberal, dave matthews, evolution, evolution and religion, global warming, global warming and coastal cities, highly organized societies, Hurricane Sandy, New York City Marathon, queen bee, social order, social survival, survival of the fittest, worker ants, worker bees
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Are people who run and ride canaries in a coalmine on global warming?
On the run (or ride) from global climate change As a worldwide scientific consensus on the issue of global warming continues to build, the community of ideological naysayers who think the earth is simply too big to be impacted by … Continue reading
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