A1: "Focus on the planet"
A nice rundown by Joanna Dodder details a pretty broad-based group of Earth Day events, with no snark about footwear.
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4 comments:
at last , no condesending comments about those dang hippies..but I found this buried in the article
"The Prescott region, which some scientists now say faces the potential for a never-ending drought, will join in these events"
come on ...
Some scientists ?
makes it sound like there's three guys in the back room at NOAA causing trouble.
oh and by the way I see no 8 foot tall moving tree in the picture looks like kids cleaning up trash
WTF ?
The free online version has the wrong photo, but it's correct on the hardcopy A1.
Joanna Dodder, ladies and gentlemen; PNI's utility infielder of the pen. Nice piece. Shame about the online photo. But then, you'd have to read the cuts, wouldn't you?
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