[BLOG] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• blogTO looks at Convair Drive, on the fringes of Pearson.


• The Broadside Blog considers our attachment to objects.


• The Dragon's Gaze examines the formation of moist greenhouse worlds and considers the likely sizes of inhabited planets.


• The Dragon's Tales looks at military drones.


• Lawyers, Guns and Money looks at the negative consequences of North American economic integration, for Mexicans hoping to unionize and Americans who lose jobs.


• The Map Room Blog links to ESRI's solar system atlas.


• Marginal Revolution notes Russia's huge store of mammoth ivory and links to a paper looking at how migration can enhance inequality.


• The Planetary Society Blog considers the installation of a microphone for the Mars 2020 probe.


• The Power and the Money's Noel Maurer notes that Mexico has coped well with cheap oil and is skeptical of the argument that demographics alone will ensure Mexican non-violence in thirty years.


• Torontoist takes issue with Canada's aid to non-heterosexual Syrian refugees.

Window in Eurasia notes the prominence of Chinese shipping in the Russian Arctic.