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A shining example.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
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National Parks
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March 22, 2008
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- Westlund, Carlyle; Suhr, Mel; Luttich, S.N.
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I was intrigued by the article "Threatened Vistas" in the Winter 2008 issue. The answer to proposed coal-fired power plants in the southwest is obvious: solar energy. The January issue of Scientific American highlights 250,000 square miles of land suitable for the construction of solar power plants in the region. And studies by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado, show that enough land is available in the Southwest to avoid using environmentally sensitive areas, population centers, or difficult terrain.
Existing plants prove that concentrated solar power is practical. The Kramer Lunction plant in California's Mojave ...
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National Parks;
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787 words
...[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] STANDING ATOP A ROCK-STREWN MESA at Chaco Canyon, Barbara West can gaze back in time. To one side lie the Pueblo Alto ruins--remnants of a great house rising from the tawny earth. On the other is a vast expanse, cradling the very roots of Chaco civilization. When you get up
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INSIDE THE BELTWAY.(Nation)(Inside The Beltway)
The Washington Times;
July 23, 1998 ;
McCaslin, John;
780 words
......apparently not enough for Sidney Blumenthal. The Village Voice reports that Sid, angry at what he thought was a critical Salon article, threatened to cut Salon reporter Murray Waas off from all administration sources. What set Sid off was a Salon article noting the...
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Blumenthal goes ballistic
The Village Voice;
July 28, 1998 ;
Ledbetter, James;
535 words
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Damage control spurs editor ouster.
Crain's Chicago Business;
January 18, 1999 ;
152 words
......President Clinton. AMA Chief Executive Dr. E. Ratcliffe Anderson Jr. maintains that Dr. Lundberg's decision to publish the article threatened the AMA's reputation for integrity and scientific objectivity. A nationwide search is under way to replace Dr. Lundberg...
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How-to for building hydrogen bomb infuritated government 20 years ago
Charleston Gazette;
March 8, 1999 ;
Sarah Wyatt;
705 words
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Horse Racing: Every man for himself is not the way it should be; TALKING...
The Racing Post (London, England);
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324 words
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Review Featurs: Sunbathing, `skin cancer' and sore confusion In Sickness...
The Sunday Telegraph London;
July 18, 1999 ;
Dr James Le Fanu;
725 words
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Journalist of raided Taiwanese magazine rebuts breach of national security...
AP Worldstream;
March 28, 2002 ;
331 words
......freedom. China Times, a leading Taiwanese newspaper, was also sued for printing similar reports. Officials say that Next's article threatened national security because it named officials in foreign governments who allegedly took funds to lobby in Taiwan's behalf...
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Taiwanese president pledges to protect press freedoms and review a raid on...
AP Worldstream;
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WILLIAM FOREMAN, Associated Press Writer;
378 words
......minister told reporters. Lawmaker Hong Chi-chang, of the president's Democratic Progressive Party, insisted that the magazine article threatened national security because it named officials in foreign governments. He said the officials might now be reluctant to help...
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Thai senators: Contentious article not critical of Thai king
AP Worldstream;
February 28, 2002 ;
461 words
......government officials to resolve the dispute. The journalists' lawyer was due to meet national police chief Gen. Sant Sarutanond later Thursday. The police have yet to explain why the Jan. 10 article threatened national security. sw-mp/vj-ss
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Deceptive Advertising, Smoke and Mirrors, and Flawed Logic-Henry Schlinger...
Skeptic;
December 1, 2004 ;
Schlinger, Henry;
787 words
......with a variety of species and in a variety of settings including some of America's most prominent zoos. The Brelands' article threatened behaviorism no more than Gould and Eldridge's theory of punctuated equilibrium threatened evolution by natural selection...
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King Abdullah 'pro-American'? Look again
Jerusalem Post;
August 5, 2005 ;
LAURENT MURAWIEC;
787 words
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