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Bowing Out?

Join Michael Tobis in a unique climate therapy session with Chauncey Gardiner, reflecting on despairing themes and farewell music videos.

ByKeith Kloor

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I see that Michael Tobis held another unusual climate therapy session with the inscrutable Chauncey Gardiner of the climate blogosphere. Michael also posted a few farewell music videos. Given that his blog often had a despairing theme, I thought he forgot to include this one.

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