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Call for Submissions!
First annual Environmental Student Short Film Festival ...
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Give the Gift that Keeps on Giving
...far from an environmentalist! What is that supposed to mean?
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MMMMMM Whale Burgers!!!!!
...just when you thought it was safe for whales to swim freely...
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Apparently Superfunds are Super Fun!
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina we find the State of Louisiana is going to start dumping trash and contaminated goods in already degraded wetland areas...
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March of Reality
Well, I finally got a chance to go and see March of the Penguins. My only regret is that it took me so long to get to the movies to watch this incredible film...
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Deadbeats and Dead Zones!
I don't know about you guys; but, I am appalled by our response to the damage created by hurricane Katrina. Not just the terrible suffering that hundreds of thousands of citizens have suffered, or the fact that deadbeat leaders of our country stayed on vacation (Dick) or went to Broadway shows (Condi) as the hurricane was destroying entire swathes of this country. Neither (as if that weren't enough) am I merely outraged by the lack of preparedness, the censorship, or the pathetic spin the government has engaged in since the debacle, or the tens of billions of dollars we have obviously wasted on being (ill-) prepared for such a calamity.
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Politics are killing us
Well, it has been just over a year since I moved to DC. During that time the politics of this country have become ever more present in my conscience...
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Plastic Plastic Everywhere
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Can we learn from Katrina?
Last week when Katrina threatened to totally disrupt our Aquarius project we were able to salvage it without too much loss of time, money or effort...
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Slings and Arrows
Well, yet again live science has succumbed to outrageous fortune. We were all prepped and ready to bring live science to schools all along the east coast and Tropical Storm Katrina put a slight damper on our plans...
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