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0February 19, 2010
POD – Still Snow

Since we’re still digging ourselves out from the recent snowstorms, I thought it only appropriate to continue to put up...
1February 11, 2010
POD – The Cavalry Arrives!!

At long last, they’re here to save us from a slow and melty demise!! Hoorah! More...
0February 09, 2010
POD – Capitol Building in Snow

This massive winter storm left behind some beautiful scenes here in the nation’s capital. More photos at the link below.
0January 26, 2010
POD – Robin’s Got Sol

Yesterday was R’s birthday. So, we took the afternoon and hit a local museum. After an uncomfortable run-in with one...
0January 20, 2010
POD – Remembering Inauguration Day

A year ago today I was freezing my butt off along with nearly 2 million others on the National Mall,...
0January 19, 2010
POD – Signspotting – No Fires

Spotted over the weekend. Perhaps they should think about changing the name of “fireplace” to “nofireplace.” Just a thought.
0January 08, 2010
POD – Huh?-ngarian

Can anyone tell me what this sign says?
1January 07, 2010
POD – Shepherd

It’s not every day you get to meet a shepherd. Well, this wasn’t an average day. This shot was taken...
0January 06, 2010
POD – Wash Mon

I was going through some photos over the weekend and spotted this image of DC’s most iconic structure. I don’t...
0January 01, 2010
2010 – A New Year

May this be a year of dreams for all of us. (Canon EOS Digital Rebel; 1/250 sec @ f/5.6; ISO...

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NatGeo News Watch
- Climate-matching predictions for spread of giant snakes in U.S. "grossly exaggerated" March 13, 2010
  In Response to the Defense of the USGS Report on Giant Constrictors, posted by Dr. Susan Haseltine By David and Tracy Barker This letter is written in response to comments posted by Dr. Susan Haseltine, Assistant Director of Biology, U.S.... […]
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- Sharks receive Indian Ocean sanctuary in the Maldives March 12, 2010
  The Maldives has become the second nation to proclaim complete protection for sharks in its territorial waters. The cabinet "decided to enforce the decision on banning shark hunting in the Maldives beginning from 1 March 2010. It was also decided... […]
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- Saving sharks and tuna March 12, 2010
  By Susan Lieberman The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that more than 70 percent of the world's fish stocks are either fully exploited or depleted. The ramifications of this statistic, however, stretch beyond the individual species threatened with... […]
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Green News
- Green Chip's Weekend Edition March 13, 2010
  Green Chip Review Editor Nick Hodge reviews the week in the green sector and shares his opinion on the difference between "news" and "ideas." […]
  Nick Hodge
- An At-A-Glance Look at Wind, Solar, Geothermal, and Biofuel Energy Resources March 12, 2010
  Green Chip contributor Hilary Stingley shares several lists showing renewable energy capacities in multiple countries by technology. […]
  Hilary Stingley
- The New Road to Energy Sustainability March 12, 2010
  In his report, "How to Rebuild America," Green Chip Editor Chris Nelder writes a letter to Congress on behalf of the American people, asking for a real energy plan. […]
  Chris Nelder

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