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Tag: environment

U.N. Says Lag in Confronting Climate Woes Will Be Costly

January 17, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://nyti.ms/1dfRzHc Nations have so dragged their feet in battling climate change that the situation has grown critical and the risk of severe economic disruption is

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The Flood Next Time

January 14, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://nyti.ms/1cWz4rd The little white shack at the water’s edge in Lower Manhattan is unobtrusive — so much so that the tourists strolling the promenade at

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Fewer countries hold nuclear materials at risk to terrorists, report says

January 9, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2014/01/08/22232556-fewer-countries-hold-nuclear-materials-at-risk-to-terrorists-report-says John Parie / U.S. Air Force via AP file A Malmstrom Air Force Base missile maintenance team removes the upper section of an ICBM

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Bipartisan Critic Turns His Gaze Toward Obama

January 7, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://nyti.ms/1dOBw47 WASHINGTON — After ordering a troop increase in Afghanistan, President Obama eventually lost faith in the strategy, his doubts fed by White House advisers

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America in 2013, as Told in Charts

January 6, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/12/30/opinion/america-in-2013-as-told-in-charts.html Looking back on 2013, many of the economic and political themes seemed familiar: a weak economy. Growing income inequality. Gridlock in Washington. Partisan wrangling

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Banished for Questioning the Gospel of Guns

January 5, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://nyti.ms/1f3ose8 BARRY, Ill. — The byline of Dick Metcalf, one of the country’s pre-eminent gun journalists, has gone missing. It has been removed from Guns

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Are The Techno Riche Really Ruining San Francisco? Yes, Says Rebecca Solnit

January 3, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2013-12-31/are-the-techno-riche-really-ruining-san-francisco-yes-says-rebecca-sol By Brad Wieners December 31, 2013 6:15 AM EST The author who has best traced the pre- Hewlett-Packard origins of Silicon Valley (in her

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Regulator of Wall Street Loses Its Hard-Charging Chairman

January 3, 2014 sean Uncategorized

http://nyti.ms/Knlwe9 Gary Gensler squeezed into a Washington auditorium last month, mingling with the 300 guests at his farewell party and basking in the attention as

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How Mass-Produced Meat Turned Phosphorus Into Pollution

January 2, 2014 sean Uncategorized

NPR – January 1, 2014 It’s a quandary of food production: The same drive for efficiency that lowers the cost of eating also can damage

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Fiscal Fever Breaks

December 30, 2013 sean Uncategorized

http://nyti.ms/1fU2YNj In 2012 President Obama, ever hopeful that reason would prevail, predicted that his re-election would finally break the G.O.P.’s “fever.” It didn’t.  But the

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