@dredmorbius@toot.catThe New Books Network is a great way to keep track of new academic publications
This is a set of podcast channels on specific academic topics with authors of works that don't otherwise see much if any exposure in the lay press.
I've been a fan for several years. A random endorsement just because it's an underappreciated gem.
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@dredmorbiusInspired in part by my response to an Ask HN thread on where to find books and articles.
TL;DR: That ... is not my principle problem...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29609479
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@dredmorbius Always fun in a new classification system to find where they put climate science. Not finding it and using the search the answer seems to be "everywhere". https://newbooksnetwork.com/search?+q=climate
But nice resource, will listen to it. Just found a podcast with a great "colleague".
Climate Change Skepticism with Lawrence Torcello
https://newbooksnetwork.com/climate-change-skepticism-with-lawrence-torcello
@dredmorbius@VictorVenema "Environmental Studies" looks to be the principle home, though climate-related issues really run the gamut: science, earth sciences, meterology, environment, economics, media, politics, sociology, ...
All ontologies are false, some ontologies are useful.