Meanwhile, Outside the Beltway
Obsession with Russia is manipulative, voyeuristic, and distracting from vital issues By Michael M. Barrick OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY, U.S.A. – Here, where it is not Red Square or either end of […]
Category Archives: ecology
A Poem on My Place Among Nature
A Disturbance by Abigail Taylor I disturbed a little bird’s peace, when I sat at the car port table to read a few lines before dark. She may have been […]
Patterson School Issues Call for Student Gardeners
Historic Happy Valley campus offers organic gardening classes HAPPY VALLEY, N.C. — A summer-long class in organic gardening for students ages 10 to 13 / grades 4 – 6 is […]
Asheville Endangered Species Mural Celebration Slated for Sunday
Carolina Northern Flying Squirrel Featured in National Project ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The Center for Biological Diversity and Dogwood Alliance will host an event on Sunday, June 11 to celebrate the latest […]
The Power behind the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Corporate Sway, Conflicts of Interest, and Revolving Doors BUFFALO, N.Y. – The powerful forces pushing a controversial pipeline proposed for West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina include Dominion Energy and […]
Haiku for Flowers, and Another Brief Thought.
Flowers remind us Life is short and death is swift Nature is your guide by Abigail Taylor — Upon recent self exploration, I find that my written and spoken reactions […]
Solar Electricity Growing Faster Than Gas and Coal
Significant growth seen in use of large scale photovoltaic electricity in the USA Editor’s note: Tom Bond is a farmer in Northcentral West Virginia. He is respected for his expertise, experience […]
