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XI. What’s at Stake?

pp. 390-437; read and respond by 11/19

Limits vs. Freedom
by: maddiewong


One the last page of the section , there was a quote by Cornelius Castoriadis which said “A truly  free society should …

One Mistake
by: Lexi


All it takes is one mistake, one slip up and a scientist’s credibility is lost forever. Isn’t that ridiculous? The only reason …

Squarzoni’s Details are Amazing
by: lisadazz


The images in this section are actually very captivating to me. I love the image of the woman on pg.396 who screaming. …

Doomsday
by: angelmindanao


Reading about “Climategate” was really depressing because all the hard work of scientists was disrespected by the accusations of the media, leading …

Our Last Dance
by: Sara Rosado


As we reach the almost-end of the book, good old Squarzoni decides to squeeze in some last minute science. Most of this …

No More Sugarcoating
by: Won Sik Park


Especially when we are young, adults sugarcoat many things for us. “Kids don’t have to know everything. Kids need to learn that …

Face it.
by: Christy Ng


This section included the idea that we have to face reality. Climate Change is real. It frustrates me because we live in …

What is the scariest movie?
by: hyejin0426


  What is the most scary movie for you? Most people would answer the movies about ghost, murder, or Dracula. For me, …

Hope is not a Plan
by: Violetta Saldanha


Can you imagine being that woman and walking through all that destruction? As you look to your right and left all you …

The Need for Sacrifice
by: peterlawlor


This section of the book was especially deep, addressing many different concepts about climate change and society, but the idea of sacrifice …

True Freedom
by: Carla


Sometimes I have memories of walking around the park and expressing my opinions in class. In a way, these actions- in fact, …

SO. MANY. QUESTIONS. T_T
by: jasmed4321


(WARNING: This post has LOTS of ambiguous questions) Out of  all of the sections of the book, this section probably worried me …

Struggling For Breathe
by: jackiemuallem13


The beginning of this passage, Hurricane Katrina, was terrifying. A scared child’s eyes told of despair and loss, senior citizens struggled for …

The Things You Learn
by: Elisha Emmanuel Edwards


Wow, that entire part about the occurrence of Hurricane Katrina was just horrible. I actually read it word for word. I feel …