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Alan Rabinowitz, Defender of the Big Cats (Podcast)

published January 19, 2012 and has No Comments

Alan Rabinowitz See original here:  Alan Rabinowitz, Defender of the Big Cats (Podcast)

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Should We Work Towards A 3°C World, If A 2°C Target Is Really Out of Reach?

published January 10, 2012 and has No Comments

If keeping temperature rise to +2°C seems out of reach, and doing nothing means 5°C+, shouldn't we be working towards a middle target of 3°C, Dr Robert Socolow argues. See the original post here:  Should We Work Towards A 3°C World, If A 2°C Target Is Really Out of Reach?

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Holiday Jalapeño Poppers

published December 16, 2011 and has No Comments

Jalapeño poppers get a serious upgrade both in looks and flavor with this holiday twist on the ubiquitous bar food. A trio of cheeses, shallots, and cumin make this appetizer perfect for wine. Enjoy these with an acidic white like Albarino View original here:  Holiday Jalapeño Poppers

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Kid Builds Working Farm Equipment Made from LEGOs

published December 14, 2011 and has No Comments

Wow! Warren Seely is a mechanical genius. Not only does he build fully-functional replicas of actual farm equipment, by the age of 6 he had already rebuilt his first tractor engine. Excerpt from: Kid Builds Working Farm Equipment Made from LEGOs

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Elegant DIY Wine-Making Kit by Sabine Marcelis (Video)

published November 30, 2011 and has No Comments

Home-brewing gets chic with this pared-down kit that brings wine-making out of the basement and into the living room or kitchen. Read more here:  Elegant DIY Wine-Making Kit by Sabine Marcelis (Video)

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French Police Tear Gas and Arrest Anti-Nuclear Protesters

published November 24, 2011 and has No Comments

Riot police fought anti-nuclear activists protesting the transport of nuclear waste from Normandy to Germany. Excerpt from: French Police Tear Gas and Arrest Anti-Nuclear Protesters

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Detecting Plant Diseases? There’s an App for that

published November 15, 2011 and has No Comments

The Gene-Z app works with Apple and Android and can detect plant diseases in 10-30 minutes. Originally posted here: Detecting Plant Diseases? There's an App for that

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What Should California Do With Its Delta? Speak Up!

published November 13, 2011 and has No Comments

The draft EIR for San Joaquin Delta Plan was recently released, this is your opportunity to comment before January 2012. Go here to see the original: What Should California Do With Its Delta? Speak Up!

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One Tenth China’s Land Said To Be Highly Polluted With Heavy Metals - Coal May Be To Blame

published November 8, 2011 and has No Comments

"Pollution from lead, mercury and cancer-causing cadmium is often blamed for poisoning entire villages and crop-growing land in China as factory bosses flout environmental laws and farmers use toxic fertilizers." See the original post: One Tenth China's Land Said To Be Highly Polluted With Heavy Metals - Coal May Be To Blame

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Yes, We’re Still Causing Climate Change & Yes, It’s Still Bad

published October 29, 2011 and has No Comments

The following piece, by Dana Nuccitelli, originally appeared in Skeptical Science . Now that the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature (BEST) study results are in, and have confirmed the accuracy of the surface temperature record (see here and here ), those "skeptics" who spent years disputing the accuracy of the record despite all the evidence pointing to... Read the full ...

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