Scientists warn of rising Pacific Coast acidity

Acidic water is appearing along the Pacific Coast decades earlier than expected. The acidified water does not pose a threat to humans, but it could dissolve the shells of clams and other shellfish.The acidic seawater is moving closer to shallow waters containing the bulk of marine life, according to a recent article in SCIENCE.org

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Alan Levy, BLOGTALKRADIO.com founder: Mr. Media Interview

Alan Levy joins Mr. Media to discuss all the excitement being generated by BlogTalkRadio.com in the national media in recet months, his inspiration for starting the new media prototype, what lies ahead, and how you can get involved in the site as host of your own radio show. Starting AltEnergy Talk Radio on Tues. in June..

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Miracle Man Dies...with Honors

http://www.merlinsmiracles.com/After being burned over 97% of his body when a roadside bomb exploded under his vehicle in Iraq while fighting defending our freedom in the Global War on Terror. Merlin was flown to Brooke Army Medical Center where he was not expected to survive, yet he did...as a Warrior, who fought on for three years...

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Growing Edge Presents: Innovative Agriculture at JHCS

Students from Johnson County High School demonstrate their state-of-the-art hydroponic greenhouse growing setup, and share what they've learned about tomato and lettuce production, taking us through their process from setup to harvest. Mountain City, Tennessee...RE Posted on AlternativeEnergy.com/video

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Science Barge NYC To Promote in South and West Coast Ports

Extracts from a film by Matt Russell, Noelle Stanziale & Pascale van Kipnis of Fordham University, New York. Documentary about The Science Barge, a sustainable urban farm, moored on the River Hudson in midtown Manhattan. also posting on AlternativeEnergy.com/video

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Amazing Grace; Trail of Tears continues

Amazing Grace is also the unofficial national anthem of the Cherokee. During the forced march thousands of native peoples were forcibly marched over 2,000 miles and over 4,000 died along the way. This became known as the Trail of Tears. They were not allowed to stop and attend to their dead so instead would quietly sing Amazing Grace as a tribute.

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President will meet with LDS Church leaders May 29, 2008

The meeting between Bush and the leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is scheduled for May 29, said Rob Howell, a spokesman for the church. The White House has not released details of the trip. Utahns will pay handsomely to meet with Bush, as he visits the state to raise money for Sen. John McCain's presidential camp The contributions go to a joint fund-raising account, McCain Victory 2008, which parcels the money. For example, from the $70,100 donation, $2,300 would go to McCain's campaign; $2,300 to McCain's legal compliance committee; $28,500 to the Republican National Committee; and $37,000 that will be divided up between the Colorado, Minnesota, New Mexico and Wisconsin state Republican parties' federal accounts.

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