Critics of Peter Kareiva, the lead scientist for the Nature Conservancy, had the floor in the last post and now Kareiva reacts: The vigor of the responses and debate surrounding "Conservation in the anthropocene" and the published discussion of the original article reveals that there are some substantial issues and differences in the conservation community worth working our way through.
Bharara (pictured above with Zeff, Smurl and Jill Smokler, editor in chief of parenting sites Scary Mommy and The Mid) said the goal is to create a site that talks about politics in a way that's "not about the horse race, not about the nontroversies," but is instead focused on substantial issues and how they affect readers.
Sexual behaviour, therefore, became a substantial issue between him and his converts, and for that reason his letters frequently refer to sexual ethics.
Ascending with the majority, he avoided the substantial issue of Iraq, and addressed the need to get the best armor for the soldiers already there.
The unpredictable side effects of a majority currently used drugs are the substantial issue, in which patients and physicians are forced to deal with.
Illicit drug use for recreational purposes is a substantial issue within Western society and causes significant health issues.
Voters may be failing to punish Labour for its discord because they read exactly the same story late last summer, when Mr Brown's people first leaked the tale of the broken promise, or because they don't believe that any substantial issue divides the prime minister and the chancellor.
There are significant and substantial issues that can and should be improved.
The informed and shared decision making between doctors and patients is the substantial issue in the ideal style (Thistlethwaite and Van der Vleuten 2004).
"It's probably the most substantial issue" facing Internet broadcasters, said Dave Goldberg, vice president and general manager for music at Yahoo, which operates a Web music service.
