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- RT @foe_us: Today, Americans throw away an estimated 2.5m plastic water bottles every hour. And these single-use plastics take at least 40… 2 days ago
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- RT @LCVoters: U.S. Will Plant One Billion Trees to Combat Climate Change smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/us-… 2 days ago
- RT @chesbayprogram: From the big to the small, the Chesapeake region is filled with beauty. Below, an eastern pondhawk rests on a mat of… 2 days ago
- RT @DelRiverkeeper: Scientists have found that rainwater in some places as remote as Tibetan plateaus and Antarctica have concentrations of… 2 days ago
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- RT @americanrivers: Litter that makes its way into rivers isn't going away. Neither are we. bit.ly/2Gzmkjf 3 days ago
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My Pesticides
When I was a teen, my mom would take me to Smithsonian lectures on wolves, raptors, bees, bats, etc. After attending a lecture on bats, we apparently had an “in” with the speaker as I found myself at the “after-party” dinner with him (I use … Continue reading
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