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  • Mar

    30

    DAILY PROGRESS REPORT

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    Mar

    30

    Joemention

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    [From The Blogging of the President] by Stirling Newberry “Lieberman: This is one of the big lies that the people against me are spreading and I’m not going to let them get away with it.” Crooks and Liars has the audio. It is a lie that Joe is Republican Lite – he’s the real thing [...]

    Mar

    29

    Just Keep Planting

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    by Adam Khan Author of: Self-Help Stuff That Works When Paul was a boy growing up in Utah, he happened to live near an old copper smelter, and the sulfur dioxide that poured out of the refinery had made a desolate wasteland out of what used to be a beautiful forest. When a young visitor [...]

    Mar

    28

    Electric Vehicles, the Cutting Edge Then and Now

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    [From kuro5hin] By joelado Several years ago I wrote a research paper on alternative fueled vehicles for my master`s degree in business administration. It was titled. “The Future Automobile: A Research Survey of Technology in Zero and Low Emissions Transportation, Its History, Its Recent Technological Origins, the Current State of Technology and Its Feasible Future.” [...]

    Mar

    27

    Is America facing yet another dust bowl?

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    [From Morris Daily Herals] Conditions similar to those that led to 1930s drought STATE COLLEGE, PA — Accu-Weather.com meteorologists have warned oceanic conditions similar to those that triggered the ruinous “Dust Bowl” drought again appear to be in place. The exceptionally warm Atlantic waters that played a major role in the record-breaking 2005 hurricane season, [...]

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