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War, terrorism, the great recession? Sure. But the past decade also taught us a new understanding of the physical systems that support our metropolitan regions.
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To restore Haiti, reforest its denuded hills
Columbus found Haiti a place of lush plants. Exploitation destroyed that, and the population. Now, there's a chance to help the people and the environment by putting Haitians to work restoring the natural heritage.
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A man of his time, WaMu's Killinger ignores reality
Beyond a ritual incantation about accepting responsibility, Kerry Killinger seems to think he had no blame in the WaMu disaster. He has been using his time to figure out how to blame others.
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