[BLOG] Some Monday links
- Anthropology.net notes the ancient Bronze Age trade routes between Iran and Mesopotamia.
- blogTO notes the impending facelift of Osgoode subway station.
- James Bow overhears a conversation at the DMV started by a guy who wanted special vanity plates.
- Centauri Dreams notes a proposed satellite that would be dedicated to the search for planets around Alpha Centauri.
- The Dragon’s Gaze notes that stellar metallicity has nothing to do with planet formation.
- Far Outliers notes religious warfare in the Central African Republic.
- Geocurrents notes the superb Middle Eastern maps of the Institute for the Study of War.
- Lawyers, Guns and Money notes the terrible effects of gentrification.
- Marginal Revolution notes Finland’s introduction of a guaranteed minimum income.
- pollotenchegg maps the distribution of Russian and Ukrainian populations in Ukraine.
- The Russian Demographics Blog notes senior poverty around the world.
- Transit Toronto notes that the last of the Orion V buses have left the service of the TTC.
- Window on Eurasia notes Russia’s redirection of traffic from ports in the Baltic States, observes the need for a modern Ukrainian military, and suggests Russia will annex South Ossetia.
Written by Randy McDonald
December 7, 2015 at 2:28 pm
Posted in Assorted, Demographics, Economics, History, Politics, Popular Culture, Science, Social Sciences, Toronto, Urban Note
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