 Current Issue:
(California Aggie: Mon, 13 Aug) 7 p.m. Davis Library's Blanchard Room, 315 E. 14th St. Watch Oil, Smoke and Mirrors, part of the bi-monthly Make Peace and 9/11 film series. The film explores issues of Peak Oil and the War on Terror. Admission is free with donations are accepted.
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 Charcoal - fuel or fertiliser?
(Trinidad Express: Mon, 13 Aug) I received an e-mail comment from a reader in Tasmania on my article, "Peak Oil - expensive food" (Express, July 30), pointing to the research on "agrichar" or "biochar". The reader was responding to my view that in T&T we have to seek an agricultural system that is less dependent on fossil fuels.
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 Locations Search
(East Bay Express: Tue, 14 Aug) 5105 Genoa St. Emeryville, CA 94608 Phone: 510-763-4241 Hours: Hours vary. After spending one summer at an organic farm in Graton, where she grew specialty vegetables for high-end Bay Area restaurants, Willow Rosenthal decided to apply her green thumb to a more populist form of agriculture.
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 Lakeshore update
(Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter: Tue, 14 Aug) TOWN OF SCHLESWIG A 17-year-old from Valders died after a 6:34 a.m. crash Monday on South Cedar Lake Road, just south of Rockville Road, in the town of Schleswig.
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 Wolf In Intelligent Clothing: 'Skinning Politics'
(Addict 3D: Sun, 12 Aug) Ian Bogost has an interesting little post up on his Water Cooler Games about 'skinning games' - wrapping a pretty standard game mechanic in a fresh new wrapping, in this case wrapping standard-issue combat games in the covering of a serious political topic , an oil crisis 20 years in the future.
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