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A Germany without coal would have been better
The loss of nuclear will cause avoidable deaths and we shouldn't celebrate it.
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Jeremy Chrysler

January 2022

How to Make a Corsi-Rosenthal Box Smarter
Get better volume control and adjust automatically to high risk air.
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Jeremy Chrysler
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December 2021

NASCAR, leaded gas, and the true cost of dirty air
New research suggests the social cost of a single gram of lead in fuel is more than $1,100. The real cost of dirty air is likely far more than the cost…
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Jeremy Chrysler
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What if the Flu isn’t “just the Flu?”
The true death toll of flu points to the vast challenges of endemic Covid.
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Jeremy Chrysler
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June 2021

Why admitting Covid is Airborne is so hard.
Evidence for airborne spread of Covid-19 is strong, but authorities underemphasize airborne protections. The curious history of infectious disease…
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Jeremy Chrysler
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