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Where Corn Is King, a New Regard for Grass-Fed Beef. The New York Times
BASSETT, Neb. — Isolation comes with the territory in the Sandhills of Nebraska, where grassy dunes laced with wet meadows undulate above the Ogallala Aquifer, and the thinning towns are few and far b… more →
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ExxonMobil Adapt to Climate Change? Hah!
wrote 13 minutes ago: The question posed by a guest blogger on ThinkProgress was, “How will ExxonMobil adapt to clim … more →
Do you know what an African penguin looks like?
wrote 1 hour ago: Neither did I until today. They’re larger than our penguins in Australia and look as though t … more →
Singapore khói bụi khi ô nhiễm trở nên nặng nhất trong 16 năm trở lại đây
wrote 2 hours ago: Lược dịch “Singapore fumes after pollution hits 16-year high”, Satish Cheney, Associated … more →
The Past is Forgotten
wrote 2 hours ago: The Past is Forgotten. Brian Pinkowski … more →
unfazed by the haze!
wrote 3 hours ago: The haze is getting really bad at a high of PSI 170!! So I’m gonna wear this nifty nose mask w … more →
Name and shame some S Korean polluters
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wrote 3 hours ago: SK Hynix, Hyundai Asan, SK Energy, POSCO, and Hyundai Steel factories were found to be emitting 15 c … more →
Anger is pollution.
wrote 3 hours ago: I can hardly breathe. … more →
Current Reality Vs. Utopian Visions of Technology and Wealth
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wrote 5 hours ago: “No respect for nature, only a destructive, elitist, machine-like attitude towards nature. … more →
China's industrial expansion: making the same mistakes we did, only faster
wrote 5 hours ago: There was a picture in the Guardian this morning showing traffic barely visible through a haze of po … more →
Well, not an impressive couple of days. Started
wrote 7 hours ago: Well, not an impressive couple of days. Started my monthly cycle – a miserable hell seeing as … more →
Where Corn Is King, a New Regard for Grass-Fed Beef. The New York Times
wrote 8 hours ago: BASSETT, Neb. — Isolation comes with the territory in the Sandhills of Nebraska, where grassy dunes … more →
Why Summer Is Going to Kill Us All
wrote 8 hours ago: by Luis Prada Summer officially begins on June 21st, which means people all over America are standin … more →
On 'Children of Men'
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wrote 8 hours ago: I often describe this film to the unfortunate folks who haven’t heard of or seen it as “2007 t … more →
WHAT THIS COUNTRY REALLY NEEDS...
wrote 12 hours ago: June 19. 2013 By Jack Jodell. It was 1917. In Washington, D.C., a long-winded Senator was pontific … more →
Carpet Cleaning is a Healthy Choice!
wrote 12 hours ago: EPA studies show that most Americans spend 90% of their time indoors and the level of pollutants may … more →
I am tired...
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wrote 14 hours ago: …of being sick because other people are selfish. If you have asthma, chronic episodes of bronc … more →
Cough, cough
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wrote 14 hours ago: In the late nineties, I was in Malaysia and nothing much seems to have changed in some instances. T … more →
The Curious Appearance of Kilometre-wide Methane Flumes
wrote 15 hours ago: In my first novel, Scat, I mention that Earth in 2203 is a resource-depleted and climatically challe … more →
