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Three Questions: “Growing Low-Oxygen Zones in Oceans Worry Scientists”
The ocean water’s capacity to hold oxygen is dropping as global temperatures rise. The oceans are becoming more acidic as they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Â These changes are killing aquatic life over large and expanding areas. Â That’s a problem.
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11Mar2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
Avatar’s Legacy
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9Mar2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
News: “Climate and Jobs”
Remember that the economy is a subset of the environment, because the environment contains all life on Earth. Â Without a healthy environment, the economy cannot be healthy either. Â Conversely, when people’s needs are met, they have more ability to protect the environment, whereas hungry people tend to ravage it.
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6Mar2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
News: Marine Discoveries
This article discusses some fascinating discoveries of new species in the world’s oceans. Â And we’ve barely scratched under the surface!
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3Mar2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
Three Questions: “Protecting Endangered Species”
Consider the implication of endangered species … and how we treat them after our hard work raises their numbers to something heatlhy.
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1Mar2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
News: “Climate Change’s Secret Weapon”
Here is an article about the economy of small island nations and how that influences both politics and climate change.
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News: “The Day After Tomorrow Might Have Been Yesterday”
The following article looks at climate change and weather. Â In particular it examines the extreme snowfall in Washington, D.C. Â While climate change deniers claim this as evidence against global warming, in reality the weather is subject to variation — but as climate change progresses, extreme weather events become more common. Â That includes droughts and floods, hurricanes and tornados, heat waves and blizzards. Â The atmosphere simply becomes less stable and less predictable and less pleasant to live in.
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News: “Forest Use or Forest Abuse?”
This article discusses the ups and downs of biomass as it applies to forests. Applied thoughtfully, this technology could have some promise.  The timber industry is not planning to apply it “thoughtfully.”
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16Feb2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
Three Questions: “From the Annals of Sno-Cone Science”
The following article explores more examples of climate change denial.
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15Feb2010 | Elizabeth Barrette | Comments Off | Continued
The Goldilocks Planet
This article examines some scientific information about why Earth has a habitable temperature, compared to Venus (too hot) or Mars (too cold).
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I hate shopping bags so enjoyed the post on reusable ones.
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Its all about incentives. Â Between the government offering tax break and subsidies to the wind industry, and oil and natural gas becoming relatively more expensive, wind and solar are becoming the more economical decision, plain and simple. Â This is 
Thought provoking...keep up the good work! :)
Thank you for including Weeds and Seed Swap. Have a great day!
That's great news ... anything up from zero is fabulous!
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A lot of people don't want to hear it. But, the truth is that if we want an ecologically sustainable and democratic society, capitalism has to go.
i really liked what you said to the youth people as they didn't want to think of future but you really did a well job man!!!!
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Thanks for blogging about this. I didn't even know there was a National Seed Swap Day!
Something bad is already happening. People going bankrupt over the cost of the high cost of health care, more and more people homeless every day and so on. Its a slow death.
Corporations have become the major influence in the way societies develop, with materialism now a core interest. Commerce, intertwined with governments to varying degrees, influences the management of countries. Business can become a government's mai
It "boils" down to sunspot activity. We have been fortunate to have 310 years of sunspot activity that has warmed the earth up right nicely. Not sure what people are complaining about.
There are 9 sunspot cycles in a century and two of them are 
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I also posted this on Truthout.You are wrong about a few things. Standard toxicology testing - if that is what this was - is designed to go up to concentrations of the test substance that provokes toxic effects. So there is a good reason that some 
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This summer we put up a clothes line, although I should use it more, it's hard in the winter. I also have a crochet pattern for making a "Snuggle Up Throw with Sleeves"... Here's the link:
Did anyone make it out this is meet and greet? Wondering about future events and would like some insight. Cheers
Take calculated risks. That is quite different from being rash.
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Yes! Ray is back and on point.
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