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Evidence of sunspot involvement in climate change compelling

http://anhonestclimatedebate.wordpress.com/2008/10/31/evidence-of-sunspot-involvement-in-climate-change-compelling/

Warming, interrupted: Much ( Read more... )

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Organic food exposed




by Elizabeth Finkel

It’s a booming trend, driven by public perception that food produced minus pesticides and fertilisers is healthier and better for the planet. ( Read more... )

 "Any person who had to endure certain experiments carried out on animals which perish slowly in the laboratories would regard death by burning at the stake as a happy deliverance.  Like everyone else in my profession, I used to be of the opinion that we owe nearly all our knowledge of medical and surgical science to animal experiments.  Today I ( Read more... )

Whoever was knocking at the door didn't want to stop. Mrs. 
Ttt threw the door open. "Well?"
    "You speak _English!_" The man standing there was 
astounded.
    "I speak what I speak," she said.
    "It's wonderful _English!_" The man was in uniform. There 
were three men with him, in a great hurry, all smiling, all 
dirty.
    "What do you want?"  ( Read more... )

David Roberts

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"WV's economy was kept locked to coal by decisions of politicians & economic barons. Economies tied to FF production tend to have crappy social services, rampant poverty & ill health, & go thru crippling boom/bust cycles. WV powers-that-be could've used coal $ to ( Read more... )

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Curtis

by Sarah Sexton & Nicholas Hildyard, The Corner House

Denying Food to the Hungry

To a public confronted with television images of the starving in Sudan and elsewhere, the claim that genetically engineered crops will feed growing numbers of people in the Third World has great moral appeal. Its proponents seem highly responsible, even altruistic.

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