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Rebecca Mercuri, one of the world’s leading experts on electronic voting is warning the government that computer polls cannot be trusted (From the BBC).
A San Francisco Chronicle profile of Dr. Bill Wattenburg was published last Monday—the story includes a picture of the make-shift studio he broadcasts from in his mountain cabin, and paints a very accurate picture of Bill as well.
A good example of what will happen to large forest fires if we manage our forests properly by thinning them.
In the May 2002 issue of Red Herring, Peter Schwartz writes, “What’s the urgency to get Yucca Mountain online? The nuclear weapons program and the country's 104 nuclear plants have produced 40,000 metric tons of spent fuel to date, and that figure will rise to 105,000 metric tons by 2035.”. I found the story to be a succinct, one-page explanation of why this nuclear storage site is important.
I was directed to Csabe Caere’s edititorial in Car and Driver by a reader of PushBack, who told me: The October, 2002 issue of Car and Driver Magazine has a very well written editorial about Governor Gray Davis signing California Assembly Bill 1493 into law. Csabe Caere, the Editor-in-Chief, writes on page 13, a very clear explanation of how ridiculous the supposed goal of AB 1493 really is considering the scope of CO₂ emissions in the world. He also points out the power given to CARB to follow their self serving whims to solve this problem.
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