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MICHAEL GRAHAM RICHARD, LL.L, LL.B.
Michael Graham Richard, LL.L,
LL.B. is editor-in-chief of TreeHugger. As of August 2007, he
works for Discovery, the company that
bought TreeHugger.
TreeHugger is the leading media outlet dedicated to driving
sustainability mainstream. They are a one-stop shop for green news, solutions, and product information.
At TreeHugger they know that variety is the spice of life, so you can
find
all you need to go green in their up to
the minute blog, weekly and daily newsletters, weekly video segments, weekly radio show and
their user-generated blog.
A generalist (aspiring to
polymath status), Michael is curious about
everything, including in no particular order: the environment and all
related fields, literature, science, technology, music, politics,
history, economics and various social issues. One of his goals with his
Michael Graham Richard
blog is to structure his thoughts on various topics — there's
nothing
quite like writing things down — and share what he learns with
others.
Michael authored
The Individuals-as-Groups Fallacy,
Irrationality Can Screw Up Your Life,
Incubating a New Project,
Meditations on a Cell,
Is Apathy a Disease?,
Cognitive Bias: Confirmation Bias,
Cognitive Bias: Base-Rate Fallacy,
Cognitive Bias: Planning Fallacy,
Cognitive Bias: Conjunction Fallacy,
Cognitive Bias: Monte Carlo Fallacy,
Overcoming Bias: Torture or Dust Specks?,
Deflecting Earth-Bound Asteroids,
Cemetery Excursions: Hunting Bacteria to Help LysoSENS,
My Experience With Synesthesia,
Distributed Computing,
Sequencing Evolution in Real-Time,
Intel: Now Largest Purchaser of Green Power in U.S., and
Cellulosic Ethanol in Japan: BioEthanol & Celunol.
Read the full list
of his publications!
Michael earned two law degrees from the University of Ottawa: one in
Civil Law
(LL.L.) and one in Common Law (LL.B.).
He is not jewish, but he likes to dance to
klezmer music when he's alone
and nobody can see how badly he moves.
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