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Category Archives: Environment
COAL-FIRED ELECTRIC POWER
aurorawatcherak has a couple of posts on coal-fired electric power generation worth your consideration. Coal-Fired Air Quality Facts Technology Upgrades Close Coal Plants Because our government is treating environmentalism as a religion and Gaia as its goddess, we risk abandoning the inexpensive electric power that … Continue reading
Who Owns Your Children (and other stuff worth reading)
In Who Owns Your Children (and other stuff worth reading), Thinking in Christ points to five articles very much worth reading. An assault by the Swedish government on the sanctity of the family. A rational discussion of the science behind … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, economy, Environment, Philosophy, religion, taxes, unraveling, US Blogs
Tagged bible, big-government, christianity, citizen-responsibilities, current-events, economy, environment, Government of Sweden, human-rights, philosophy, religion, socialism, theology, theory of evolution
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YET ANOTHER ABUSE OF POWER
H/T to NooneOfAnyImport’s Blog (see Navy: Lincoln Refueling Delayed because of funding, yet pays $16 bucks a gallon). There is always another good blog out there I have never heard of. How do I know when I have founded one? Their latest post grabs … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Information Warfare, National Defense, US Blogs
Tagged aviation, big-government, biofuels, environment, navy, socialism, united-states, USS Lincoln
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THE FAIRYTALE: A MESSAGE FROM GAIA
The Fairytale Was it a vision or a dream? Why am I compelled to write? I don’t know. Gaia’s words stream to paper. She spoke of a compromise, the end of conflict — ancient to us — still new to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Environment, religion, Short Story
Tagged bible, big-government, christianity, economy, environment, human-rights, philosophy, prolife, religion
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WATER IS A POLLUTANT?
It is a fact of life. Either not enough or too much of almost anything is harmful. Water most certainly is a good example. Too little and we die of thirst. Too much and we drown. Nonetheless, we usually do … Continue reading








