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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Monsanto Blinks
But farmers still on the hook. Still need to use poison on their fields. Incidentally, Roundup is out of patent too. Seeds of Destruction
Freedom Through Work Stolen
Story says it all: “…the iron sign over the gate to the Auschwitz memorial with the infamous phrase “arbeit macht frei” — “work sets you free” — has been stolen.” Can’t Make This Up
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Yankee Go Home
Odd how bombing the countryside, supporting corrupt politicians and military strongmen pisses off the locals. Pakistan Bites Back
Germany Feels the Heat
Don’t we all. A brief list from Germany. Tick invasions.Rising oceans. Shrinking rivers.Fish migrations. Earlier springs. Dying forests. Northbound climate zones. Tropical diseases. More to the point, Germany is actually doing something about these. Hot Times in Germany
Posted in science, Uncategorized Tagged adaptation, climate change, environment, global warming Leave a comment
Coming and Going
Make bad loans. Watch ‘em default. Get bailed out by the Government. And then screw the borrowers all over again. Not as easy as it used to be, though. Barclays clearly hasn’t paid enough to campaign finance for Ohio politicians. This has been a bad day for Barclays. Morgan Stanley walks away from an eight [...]
Obama To Boost U.S. Broadband Access
Washington, DC — President Obama plans to award $2 billion in grants and loans over the next 75 days in an effort to expand America’s broadband Internet access, as well as, create tens of thousands of jobs. “Broadband touches nearly every aspect of the U.S. economy, providing Americans with unprecedented opportunities in employment, education, health [...]
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Fighting Over Windmills