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Roman/Anglo-Saxon Medieval Tudor Stuart Georgian Victorian
They forgot the Thatcher era and the Turd Way era. Taboo?
Chris
...could be cleaning up the pine beetle before it destroys all forests.
This is for those who think that increased CO2 is good because it makes
plants grow faster...
Chris
Unless there is a severe winter cold snap, all recently attacked trees
will have to be logged or burned before the
Given this widely reported AP story on the possibility of 250 mpg autos, why are we involved in Iraq and why are we all dependent on foreign oil? That could be changed almost overnight - or at least very quickly - if political leaders (elected or grass-roots) had the will to make it happen.
Barry
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However:
A note to think about.
ORGANIC BYTES #62
7/27/2005
CHEMICAL EXPOSURE IN UTERO
A new chemical study of umbilical chord samples from the American Red Cross has
found that babies have an average of 200 known toxic chemicals in their blood,
including mercury,
The sadly disturbing aspect to me about the following article is it's apparent accuracy in describing the commoditisation of all aspects of our culture.
Barry
The decline of public language
By MARGARET WENTE
Saturday, August 13, 2005 Updated at 1:29 AM EDT
From Saturday's Globe and Mail
On Fri, 19 Aug 2005, Ed Weick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for posting, Chris. I was in British Columbia in June and saw
plenty of ugly black stands of dead pine.
Ed
[The Future of Work in Canada]
...could be cleaning up the pine beetle before it destroys all forests.
This is for
Chris,
I don't understand your statement:
what you call real free trade would end up just the same
-- with the biggest bully coercing everyone else at their
peril . . .
How is that possible?
Harry
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Henry George School of Social Science
of Los Angeles
Box
Chris,
I was in Calgary after DDT was banned.
The mosquitoes were lining up to get you. They had trouble
finding an unstung patch of skin.
So, handling the beetle may be easier than is posited.
Harry
***
Henry George School of Social Science
of Los Angeles
Box 655
Barry,
Delightful!
However, all this is about the
producer, when the important part of the economy is the consumer who is
all of us.
If they want to beat their brains out
to find something we like so be it.
Aint no skin orf my
nose as someone must have said.
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