As good as even the most effective shots are, they can’t promise total immunity. A Bloomberg Opinion editor found that out the hard way.
Mary DuenwaldFormer Bloomberg Opinion Editor
Mary Duenwald was an editor at Bloomberg Opinion and a member of the editorial board covering health care and the environment. Previously, she was deputy editor of the New York Times op-ed page and a senior editor at Harper’s Bazaar, Real Simple, the Sciences and Vogue.
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Winters like this one arise from Pacific air patterns that drive cold air to the East and keep the West warm and dry.
Some fracking-wastewater wells -- especially those in which great volumes of water reach crystalline basement rock that lies close to a fault -- induce earthquakes that otherwise might not have happened for hundreds of years.
Whether Colorado is able to solve its problem with edibles and other marijuana innovations may depend on how powerful Big Marijuana is allowed to become.
The main objection, judging from the Senate hearing on the issue last week, is that unless the U.S. keeps hoarding its oil, Americans will pay more for gasoline, heating oil and jet fuel (via airline ticket prices).
The first reports about President Obama's climate speech today were all about the one thing not part of his "climate action plan": the Keystone XL pipeline.
The use of hydraulic fracturing has been a boon for U.S. crude oil production, though federal law prevents its sale on world markets.
The judge was wrong to order Kathleen Sebelius to ignore federal policy of lung transplants for children.Â
