2005-03-08
NEWS BLIPS
Peak Oil | Truthout writes an opinion piece on the belief "...that global consumption of oil is surpassing not only the amount of oil being pulled from the ground, not only the amount of oil left to be found, but is also surpassing the ability of technology to compensate for what he sees as an inevitable and looming shortfall." | FROM YAHOO"S Renewable Energy Discussion Group
Taxation without Representation | The World Bank is conducting a search for a new President | Will you have a say in this? | I doubt it | FROM Alternet
Sun's Temper Blamed for Arctic Ozone Loss
By Robert Roy Britt | The thinning of the Arctic ozone layer continues, owing in part to cold temperatures in the stratosphere, according to a separate recent study that suggests a northern hole could develop as a twin to the southern one | FROM Live Science
"They were speeding so we shot them!" | Was the killing of an Italian negotiator and the injury of a Lefty woman journalist a sinister act to silence a critical voice? Or was the National Guard unit on duty merely incompetent, and bad shots at that? | Dubya says an investigation is warranted | We maynever know the truth | FROM Steve Gilliard's News Blog
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Peak Oil | Truthout writes an opinion piece on the belief "...that global consumption of oil is surpassing not only the amount of oil being pulled from the ground, not only the amount of oil left to be found, but is also surpassing the ability of technology to compensate for what he sees as an inevitable and looming shortfall." | FROM YAHOO"S Renewable Energy Discussion Group Taxation without Representation | The World Bank is conducting a search for a new President | Will you have a say in this? | I doubt it | FROM Alternet Sun's Temper Blamed for Arctic Ozone Loss By Robert Roy Britt | The thinning of the Arctic ozone layer continues, owing in part to cold temperatures in the stratosphere, according to a separate recent study that suggests a northern hole could develop as a twin to the southern one | FROM Live Science
"They were speeding so we shot them!" | Was the killing of an Italian negotiator and the injury of a Lefty woman journalist a sinister act to silence a critical voice? Or was the National Guard unit on duty merely incompetent, and bad shots at that? | Dubya says an investigation is warranted | We maynever know the truth | FROM Steve Gilliard's News Blog
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