 Seven Days: another busy week
(Colorado Springs Independent: Thu, 13 Mar) Some of the biggest kudos in our community belong to the members of the Springs Coalition to Save Darfur . They're among the few of us who have actually willed themselves to understand, in all its ugliness, how a horrifying five-year conflict has killed hundreds of thousands of Sudanese people, and displaced millions of others.
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 What`s up with oil?
(Canadian Business: Wed, 12 Mar) Okay, it’s official. The price of oil has touched $109 and that wipes out once and for all any doubts about whether this is the record inflation-adjusted price. This is it.
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 The new limits to growth
(Mail and Guardian: Thu, 13 Mar) Let us venture into a political no-go zone and say that, at some point in the not too distant future, there is a bitter pill that we will need to swallow -- and we are getting just a foretaste with the current energy crisis.
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(Estes Park Trail Gazette: Wed, 12 Mar) Estes Park voters will have a chance to hear candidates for the April 1 Estes Park municipal election in tonight’s League of Women Voters candidate forum. Candidates for mayor include Bill Pinkham, Susan Doylen and Larry Pesses.
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 Chloe Lutts '08: The end of the world as we know it
(Brown Daily Herald: Tue, 11 Mar) My 16-year-old brother's high school class is studying modern European history. Last week they had to write papers on the Industrial Revolution; my brother argued that Thomas Malthus was stupid and Adam Smith a genius. Adam Smith is known as the father of modern economics.
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 50 Must See Green Sites
(WAAY-TV Huntsville: Mon, 10 Mar) 50 Must See Green Sites According to Times Online 1. The must-reads Grist Mill Grist Mill has dozens of posts a day, a veritable army of contributors and is as happy number crunching as it is doing
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Schlesinger: No Energy Security in Sight
Petroleum engineer to discuss peak production
