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Thomas Paine

To argue with a person who has renounced the use of reason is like administering medicine to the dead.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

3 Aug - My Yahoo!

Daily Roundup: August 2, 2010

One-Two Punch: BP's next plan of action involves a two-part pumping of mud and cement into the well to force the oil back down below the seafloor. The Washington Post Times Are Changing: Increasingly acidic oceans off the coast of Washington state have caused Pacific oysters to stop reproducing for six seasons, scientists say. The Seattle Times
Unfair Advantage: Global subsidies were nearly 12 times greater for fossil fuels than for renewable energy sources in 2009, a survey by Bloomberg New Energy Finance found. The New York Times
Troubling Findings: Recent health recalls like that of Kellogg's cereal have shed light on the 80,000 unchecked chemicals on the market today. The Washington Times
Georgia on My Mind: Residents are concerned over the safety of the North Oconee River just south of Athens after a chemical spill caused color and odor changes in the river. Athens Banner-Herald
--Allison McCann 


Inception: Solar-Powered Dreams 

Teaming Up to Protect a Predator

 Daily Roundup: July 30, 2010

Taking A Side: In a three-volume report released yesterday, the EPA strongly defended the the scientific community's position on anthropogenic warming and stated its plans to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions as part of the Clean Air Act. Los Angeles Times
Damming Consequnce: Massive catfish in the Mekong River could be driven to extinction due to planned hydropower development. ENN
Watery End? Years of dumping, drilling, and negligent regulation in the Gulf of Mexico could make the body of water unsalvageable, experts say. New York Times
Saving Grace: The Bureau of Land Management announced plans to protect 170,000 acres of biologically diverse habitat in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve. National Geographic
What A Man: The face of Old Spice, Isaiah Mustafa, isn't on a horse or a boat this time – he's taking a full-fledged vegan cleanse. Ecorazzi

Global Post

 No Quarter

  • A Military Nightmare in Afghanistan? - 14 hours agoWe have enjoyed 9 years of celebrating men and women as heroes who serve in the U.S. military and that may soon end. I hope not, but news will be seeping out in the coming weeks that will tarnish the...
  • Coming Out Of The Woodwork - 16 hours agoAbout what happened to the Hillary Delegates back in 2008. I guess it’s better late than never, though the damage Obama has done to this country is immeasurable. I imagine we know only the tip of th...
  • About Those Beaches And That Seafood… - 19 hours agoBP announced on Friday that it is time to  scale back clean up and focus on restoration .  The Fed on Thursday expanded its  open fishery areas .  States are touting  reopened beaches and fisheries . ...
  • A Glorious Day for the Clintons… - 1 day ago/ Bumped Up / According to the Katherine Seelye of the New York Times , at 7:32 pm on July 31st, Chelsea Clinton and Mark Mezvinsky were officially wed in an interfaith ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Clint...
  • Paulie Abeles’ Show Is Rescheduled  

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BBC

BBC - England
  • Angry driver grabbed helicopter - 3 hours agoA man is sentenced to a year in prison for endangering the safety of an aircraft when he grabbed a helicopter as it took off from his garden in Bristol.
  • Life sentences over arson murders - 3 hours agoFour men who murdered a couple when they set fire to the wrong house in what was intended to be a so-called honour killing in Blackburn are jailed for life.
  • Women 'refused help' before death - 4 hours agoTwo women, believed to be a mother and her disabled daughter, found dead in a house had refused help from social workers, a council says.
  • Police talked to gun death youth - 2 hours agoA 16-year-old boy from Oxfordshire is believed to have shot himself while he was on the phone to police officers.
  • Calls made to home deaths family - 6 hours ago
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* Did you notice the story about 'Space Quakes' being linked to earthquakes...and such being predicted for Aug 2 - at
Dr. John's Hiding Place ?

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