Tree vs. Car

A silver maple lost a dead limb on a windy day. It landed on my car. Oh, to be an owner of items..,
Don't want to see you floating upside down.

A silver maple lost a dead limb on a windy day. It landed on my car. Oh, to be an owner of items..,
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"The new Kinetic Road Plates have been installed at the supermarket giant's new store in Gloucester, U.K., and will harness enough energy from vehicles driving in and out of the store's car park to power all the store's check outs."
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During my bout of 5th grader fears of death, I was at the same time afraid of never ending after life. Infinity seems really scary. I was also scared that people (i.e. grandparents) might be watching me doing 'bad' stuff. Now that I no longer subscribe to these views of the beyond its less scary. Whatever the case, my Mom is in a better place now and I hope she doesn't mind the bad stuff.
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via treehugger via mother jones via carnegie-mellon
"Considering the transport only accounts for 10% of the emissions from food production, maybe we should turn our focus over to how the food is produced (resource usage). A recent report from Carnegie-Mellon University said, "going meat- and dairyless one day a week is more environmentally beneficial than eating locally every single day."
But what if you do more than just that?
The article that talks about the article mentioned in the other article.
The article.
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In case you haven't noticed, that is, haven't clicked on the view my profile thingamalink and saw that I have two other blogs for your perusal, well I do. Sometimes updated more than this one.
FOOD
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BEER
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