Environmental Spending: Our Money or Our Earth?
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Marthe L. Holum & Tor G. Jakobsen, “Economic growth versus the environment:
government spending, trust, and citizen support for environmental
protection,” ...
Cafe de las Ciudades 248
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*Café de las Ciudades #248*
*Año 24 – número 248 – Agosto de 2025 – ISSN 2346-9080 – REVISTA DIGITAL*
[image: Desarrollo residencial Illa Glòries]
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Did dark magic conjure up the British Empire?
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- An unremarkable stone circle in Mudchute Park is said to have a wild
and dark history.
- Legend has it that this is where John Dee used magic ...
Sobre mobilidade urbana
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Por Fernando Ferro
Na cidade de Curitiba, nesta última semana de agosto, a Câmara de
Vereadores discute a aprovação de um pedido de autorização de emprésti...
HBO CEO Resigning Amid AT&T Restructuring
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HBO Chairman and Chief Executive Richard Plepler said he is stepping down,
a move that comes as new owner AT&T Inc. is looking to put its own stamp on
the ...
Volcán de Colima
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Portrait of a Persistently Hazardous Volcano
*series:*Active Volcanoes of the World
This book represents a comprehensive coverage of the current state of
k...
Linda Karr’s invitation is awaiting your response
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Linda Karr would like to connect on LinkedIn. How would you like to
respond? Linda Karr Assistant in the Dean’s Office at Wisconsin School of
Business, UW-...
China Will Have Another Major Demographic Problem
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[image: China]Due to China's One Child Policy, by the mid-century, China
will have a surplus of 40-50 million men: "A surplus of 40-50 million
bachelors ...
Vulnerabilities to Global Warming
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[image: potatoes]
The IPCC working group responsible for evaluating society's vulnerability
to climate change has released its section of the Fifth Asses...
Is This Your Hat?
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[image: the hat]I first ran this post in August 2009 and again in July
2011, but I think it's worth a repeat. . . During my 2006 trip through the
Sierra ...
A sailor repels from an HH-60H Sea Hawk to the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS George Washington in the Pacific Ocean, Oct. 23, 2008. The salior is from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Detachment 5, Platoon 501. U.S. Navy photo by Brendan Morgan.