A video essay on the environmentalist's use of nuclear fear to jumpstart a movement. Looking specifically at Nuclear Fallout, Paul Ehrlich's Population Bomb, and Rachel Carson's Silent Spring.

The economic doctrine of “externalities” has become an excuse for governments to intervene economically in heavy-handed ways, all in the name of “saving” the ...

Fire and Ash has finally arrived in theaters, marking the third chapter in a franchise that has consistently redefined the limits of cinematic technology. As the latest entry in a multi-billion-dollar ...

James Cameron’s Avatar has always carried some hefty social commentary. Exploring themes of imperialism, ethnocentrism, and ...

Watchmen is considered a masterpiece for good reason, but Moore had been giving readers amazing work since he came to the ...

Jukebox produces recycled business cards in color or black and white, in traditional or fun designs for any business or ...

The legendary director and actor was much more involved in the machinery of politics than the typical celebrity.

Speaking with Nature: The Origins of Indian Environmentalism is a book that historian Ramachandra Guha almost did not write. Having started research on it nearly two decades ago, life had other plans, ...

Anti-environmentalism is gaining ground. Attacks on the net zero goal and hostility to conservation measures and anti-pollution targets are becoming more common. And, as recent election results have ...

Norman Podhoretz, R.I.P. Ford Pays the Price for Electric Vehicle Investments There’s a Word for the West’s Appeasement of Militant Islam ‘But Your iPhone’ Conservatism Will Fail No Heroes in the ...