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By mikethemadbiologist on September 4, 2009.

Here's some good reading for your long weekend. Science:

Dehumanizing the Two Cultures

How global warming sealed the fate of the world's coral reefs

Great Barrier Reef facing 'catastrophic damage' from climate change

Great Barrier Reef faces catastrophe

200-pound snake killed in Okeechobee adds to mounting python woes

Other:

A Missing Ingredient in Health-Care Coverage

The Gestapo Precedent for "EITs"

Confusion is not the word you're looking for

No, Seriously, Dude, Acolyte?

Joke Line v. Crazy Hobo

No Jews Need Apply...

The system Republicans and other crazies are defending

Gang of Six, Regular Order & the Johnson Treatment

And now I'm crying.

Beltway Disease and Healthcare Reform

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One day course in reef ecology

Deep coral biologists like myself are continually looking to shallow reefs for applicable paradigms.

BBC Life Is "Coral Reefs"

Reef Madness

For Darwin's Birthday Weekend, a reposting of my review of David Dobb's Reef Madness:

It is possible, but unlikely, that the Great Barrier Reef can be saved

Here's a video from the Guardian on the current status of the reef:

He was in 1952, anyway. By way of Oliver Willis, from Glenn Hauman:

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