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  May 30, 2004


howling moon
Yesterday I stumbled on a new environmental blog called Howling at a Waning Moon, by Colorado's Bob Whitson, a passionate, thorough, prolific review of all the actions that Bush is taking (and not taking) that are leading to environmental deterioration in the US and worldwide. This is your one-stop source for all environmental news -- to the point, factual, beautifully and informatively illustrated with pointed accompanying commmentary. An impressive and damning litany of the Bush regime for anyone who has doubts, or wants ammunition showing, that getting rid of this man is an absolute priority for anyone who cares about our environment, our children's future, and the future of life on Earth. You can subscribe to the RSS feed or get the news by e-mail digest.

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