San Jacinto Day

April 21, 1836…This is the day most Texans celebrate as Texas Independence Day even though that day is officially March 2nd when the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed at

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When God Gave Adam Dominion He Forgot The Owner’s Manual

The fate of wild salmon and a panic over power plants that no longer answer to human commands would not seem to be interlinked. But they are, in the belief

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Democracy Now?

And if you missed Annie Leonard in her Story of Stuff, it’s here: Any thoughts? Related articles Annie Leonard Derides Corporate Influences on American Democracy [Video] (fastcompany.com) The Story of

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Not Quite Jurassic Park. But Very Close…

Let’s call it Pliocene Park. No dinosaurs just big, bad-ass mammals. Physorg.com reported today that Professor Akira Iritani of Japan and a team of Russian researchers are preparing to clone a healthy mammoth

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International Year of Forests, 2011

Celebrating Forests for People This year the UN has another yearlong celebration/education event. This year it’s the world’s forests that are being highlighted. The livelihoods of over 1.6 billion people depend

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