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While the Silicon Forest in Portland changes, other forests are endangered. Both Ensequence, an interactive TV startup firm and AVI Biopharma are...
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Find out more about Jean: Jean Scheid has enjoyed freelance writing for 15 years and her broadest experience is on green and alternative lifestyle topics, where she has written for many clients and The Taos (N.M) News. |
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News authorities everywhere reported today that Ted Williams' cryogenic frozen head was abused by the lab where it's housed. That makes one ponder the...
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Being Green doesn't have to cost green. At EcoMall, I found some great green ideas that won't cost much and some will actually save you money. Plant a...
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I recently searched topics on how to go green and found these ideas that may work or cause a bleve! Tornado Power - Yes folks, this is true! A...
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Educating girls is the focus of the twentieth annual World Population Day this July 11th. The goal of World Population Day is to raise awareness of...
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Is the fossil nicknamed Ida our missing link? Could be say the scientists! In fact, it is now being called the Holy Grail of the evolution theory....
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John Fleck and Michael Coleman of the Albuquerque Journal reported that President Obama wants to cut federal funding to Los Alamos National Labs...
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I never thought it would happen, but Walgreens is coming to Taos. It's not something most Taos residents are happy about. The planned location is on...
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The Associated Press (AP) released a story today about drywall imported from China. Apparently, if it's made in China, the United States government...
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FedEx announced layoffs that will affect 1,000 employees; 500 of those jobs are in Memphis, TN. A spokesman for FedEx, Maury Lane, told the press,...
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