[BLOG] Some Thursday links
- blogTO looks at atypically-named TTC subway stations, the ones named not after streets.
- Centauri Dreams examines the protoplanetary disk of AU Microscopii.
- The Dragon’s Tales looks at China’s nuclear submarine issues.
- The Everyday Sociology Blog examines the intersections between game theory and water shortages.
- Far Outliers notes the travails of Buddhism in Buryatia and the decline of Russia’s Old Believers.
- Geocurrents looks at rural-urban–potentially ethnic–divides in Catalonia.
- Savage Minds examines controversies over tantra in contemporary Tibetan Buddhism.
- Torontoist notes that the TCHC is only now investing in energy-saving repairs.
- Window on Eurasia suggests contemporary Syria could have been Ukraine had Yanukovich been stronger, notes Belarusian opposition to a Russian military base, and notes discontent among Russia’s largely Sunni Muslims with the alliance with Iran and Syria.
Written by Randy McDonald
October 8, 2015 at 5:21 pm
Posted in Assorted, Demographics, Economics, History, Politics, Popular Culture, Science, Social Sciences, Toronto, Urban Note
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