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Bridge to Nowhere
This is a draft of an article I wrote at the beginning of 2008. I encountered it while pruning my e-mail to make sure I didn’t go over my “cloud” storage quota. Enjoy! Today I read in the Daily Astorian … Continue reading
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Liberalism dead, eh?
In a Washington Post column reprinted in yesterday’s Daily Astorian, George Will sang the death knell for progressives in America. Here’s the conclusion of the column: “These ideas,” Boudreaux says, “are almost exclusively about how other people should live their … Continue reading
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Tree-huggers make better neighbors
A familiar story was shared during a harvest meal with friends who live in Astoria. Within the past few months, a new property owner next to our friends’ home cut down sizable trees that had long been part of their … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Environment, Land Use, Sustainability
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Ad Doesn’t Add Up
In Wednesday’s Daily Astorian, there’s a letter from Bob Horning, who’s running against Betsy Johnson to represent our area in the Oregon Senate. Sorry I can’t link to it, but I wanted to point out some of the glaring problems … Continue reading
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Making the West Safe for Big Beef
In USA, Inc., one of the many federal agencies unduly influenced by industry is the Bureau of Land Management. The bureau operates within the Department of the Interior, long notorious for collaborating with big mining, fossil fuel and timber interests. … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Land Use, Politics, Sustainability
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New State Effort to Cut Greenhouse Gases
This just in from KPLU. In an article reported today by Liam Moriarty with the title above, the difficulties of getting anything environmentally positive done in the near future is elucidated. Here’s some of the content of the article. SEPA … Continue reading
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Some articles from Sightline Daily
I’m an avid reader of Sightline Daily, the daily e-mail news roundup of environmental news and views from Pacific Northwest newspapers, magazines, and other media. Today’s version had a few articles that were interesting reading, and I’m going to briefly … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Energy, Environment, Land Use, Politics, Sustainability, Technology
Tagged biomass, climate change, population, Sightline Daily, wind
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Yamim Noraim (Days of Awe)
Every year around this time, Jews celebrate the New Year, then quickly get serious. For nine days, we take stock of our transgressions against ourselves, our friends, neighbors, colleagues and others we know, and promise to make good with all … Continue reading
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Tagged Astoria, college, jewish, LNG, riverfront
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