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Jaime Green

New York
As seen in: Medium, MSN, The New York Times, BuzzFeed, The Atlantic, Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts, Lifehacker, Slate, Substack, Chron and
Author of THE POSSIBILITY OF LIFE (@Hanover_Square & @duckbooks) | teaching at Smith & JHU | series editor, Best American Science & Nature Writing | she/her
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The story of human civilisation is a story of energy

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By Jaime Green
| Business Standard Verified
The thesis of Peter Brannen's new book is right there on the cover: The Story of CO2 Is the Story of Everything. But surely there's no way he means everything, right? By the end, the reader feels convinced: Evolution and human prehistory and wars and the Dutch East Indies Company and the attack on Pearl Harbour and Reagan and Thatcher and and and and and and. ... All of it looks like the story of carbon dioxide, after all.
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#58. The People I Don't See Often and You

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By Josh Gondelman Verified, Jaime Green
| Substack
A couple of items of business up top to fulfill various overdue promises! THIS SATURDAY (12/23) IN BROOKLYN! I’m running a What’s New?
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An Existential Problem in the Search for Alien Life

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By Jaime Green
| NewsBreak
The Atlantic By Jaime Green, 2 hours ago In 2020, a team of researchers found something surprising in the high clouds of Venus. Earth-based telescopes detected the spectral signature of phosphine, a simple molecule that should have no business persisting in those extremely acidic clouds. Cautiously excited, the researchers wrote that the phosphine could be the result of “unknown photochemistry or geochemistry”—or, they noted almost coyly, “possibly life.” It was a thrilling possibility.
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