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 [stolen moments of island time] Setting the Record Straight: over 52,000... : I recommend reading this article by Paul Watson, Published on July 26, 2006 in the Tyee. On the beach on San Juan Island, Washington, Allison Lance walks her dogs every morning.

[From the Heartland] What is it about skepticism you don't... : Why, because libertarianism presupposes that indiviual people acting freely can solve problems better than any centralized government. Global warming for the most part is a POLITICAL argument that the government must "act now" to solve a looming, yet still invisible environmental catastrophe.

  Ang's Weird Ideas: Mulholland, who is also an adviser to the gubernatorial campaign of state Treasurer Phil Angelides, said the trip will instead underscore that "Blair is a perfect California Democrat without U.S. citizenship papers,'' because he is a candidate who has pushed his party to stand up on issues that average people care about -- health care, higher wages and jobs.

 [stolen moments of island time] NRTEE long-term strategy on energy and climate... : The NRTEE suggests that the government examine how to convey an enduring commitment to significant GHG emissions reductions that will contribute to global stabilization of atmospheric carbon levels. This overall goal can be implemented through many different policy signals that can be adjusted over time (e.g., short-term technology and GHG reduction targets, regulation, voluntary initiatives).

[Gashostage.com] Injecting Sulfer into the Atmosphere to Stop the... : Injecting sulfur into the second atmospheric layer closest to Earth would reflect more sunlight back to space and offset greenhouse gas warming, according to Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen from the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Germany and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California at San Diego.

[The Evangelical Ecologist] Around the Web: Duncan Currie - All told, the Ohio Supreme Court delivered a smashing victory for property owners–and for common sense. Will it herald a change in the momentum of eminent-domain abuse?

[Drowned at the River] It must be tough”¦: About the Prius (or hybrids) - I have talked to reps from Honda America and Toyota, and asked them why they didn’t add solar panels to the roof or wind rotors to the grill to help increase the efficiency. The response, it’s wouldn’t look “kewl”

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