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Our challenges, opportunities, and solution paths are complex and interrelated. Yet, all too often, we see them individually, not linked and interacting.To Timbuk3’s My New High Efficiency Toilet, dfarrah commentedI don’t have low flow shower heads, but I rinse up, turn off the water, lather up, then rinse quickly. I think this works out well. …My response, a recommendation to get a low-flow showerhead.Do you really think that my method doesn’t save as much as a low flow head running the whole

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Useless education Re: What Comes After The Great Recession?, Don Drummond, June 30. On the surface, the statistics Don Drummond alludes to correlating educational attainment with rates of employment and lifetime earnings seem incontrovertible. However, I can’t help wondering if this is something of a self-fulfilling prophecy. Why exactly is it that entering the word force with only a high school diploma leaves one’s employment opportunities so constricted relative to 20 or 30 years ago? I

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Events / Photos / Video / All about visit “The Russian national office cooperates practically with all Interpol’s members. We are going to continue developing such contacts, and actively support international initiatives in Interpol. In particular, I am referring to projects aimed at introducing modern information technologies, forming databases, and training personnel”. Vladimir Putin At 77th Interpol General Assembly 7 October 2008 Prime Minister Vladimir Putin made a s

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This is a guest posting of Richard Duncan's latest "Olduvai" update, which is also featured in the Summer 2009 issue of The Social Contract Quarterly www.thesocialcontract.com . The essay explores energy use and population and as with previous updates arrives at some rather grim conclusions. I'd add that the paper Richard Duncan wrote with Walter Youngquist in 1999 (when oil prices were in $10-$15 range and stock markets were at all time highs) predicting a 2007 world oil peak was not onl

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