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Source: There’s No Tomorrow (2012)
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Mexicos ancient city guards its secrets but excavation reveals new mysteries
His Knibs classic men’s style: Lois vintage-style cord jacket range
The Osage tribe in Oklahoma became spectacularly wealthy in the early 1900s — and then members started turning up dead. David Grann’s Killers of the Flower Moon describes the dark plot against them.
Source: In The 1920s, A Community Conspired To Kill Native Americans For Their Oil Money : NPR
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Takers. Of the free resources. Such as clean air. Takers of money, too. Same guys. Duh.
Source: Money to burn: As the wealthy get wealthier, carbon emissions grow in US states
California towns are winning David. v. Goliath battles with oil companies.
Source: Small California Towns Are Facing Off Against Oil Companies — And Winning | naked capitalism
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Watch skateboard stunts on rooftops of New York
Source: Watch skateboard stunts on rooftops of New York / Boing Boing
Cutting Room: Cover Peripherals | The Surfers Journal
In President Trump’s America, Quentin Tarantino might not have been.
Source: What Does the NEA Fund? – 7 Famous Movies Funded by the NEA
Will Amazon Destroy More US Jobs Than China? | naked capitalism
Now we’ll know what the government thought about climate change when it still believed in it.
Source: You Can Now Access The EPA Website As It Existed Before Trump | Co.Exist | ideas + impact
American Whoa: The American Pro Jazzmaster’s Peculiar Pickups | Mike & Mikes Guitar Bar
American jazz guitarists,” Ray admits of only one rival—Parisian gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt, whom Emmett worships, obviously patterns himself after, and can’t stand to see in person without fainting dead away.
High-Selectivity Electrochemical Conversion of CO2 to Ethanol using a Copper Nanoparticle/N-Doped Graphene Electrode – Song – 2016 – ChemistrySelect – Wiley Online Library
The Carbon Bubble is about to pop / Boing Boing
New Zealand river granted same legal rights as human being | World news | The Guardian
The health of the Great Barrier Reef has entered “uncharted territory” after researchers found there had been mass coral bleaching for two summers in a row for the first time in history.
Source: Great Barrier Reef suffers historic ‘back-to-back’ mass coral bleaching – 9news.com.au
In India, 6,000 tonnes of plastic waste lies uncollected every day. Some of this washes up in Tamil Nadu state where it pollutes and contaminates the food and water of communities living along the Bay of Bengal
Source: Plastic pollution blights Bay of Bengal – in pictures | Global development | The Guardian
Follow the money: Will Trump repay Putin by ending Russian sanctions and killing the Paris climate deal?
Source: Did Putin help elect Trump to restore $500 billion Exxon oil deal killed by sanctions
Is buying something with the click of a mouse worse for the planet than picking it up off the shelf and taking it home yourself? And if it is – would it change the way you shopped?
Source: Online vs offline shopping: which is better for the environment? | DW Environment
I was delighted to see giant basking sharks on a recent trip to Scotland, but such moments of wonder are rare. Creating fishing reserves would allow our oceans to recover – and preserve this incredible feeling
Source: The primal thrill of sharks: the emotional case for rewilding the sea | The Guardian
At current rates of deforestation, rainforests will vanish altogether in a century. Stopping climate change will remain an elusive goal unless poor nations are helped to preserve them
Source: We are destroying rainforests so quickly they may be gone in 100 years | The Guardian
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Source: Pacific Longboarder News / Reviews / Events
Thousands rally across the country to oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline as two city councils have voted to divest billions from the project
Source: Billions Divested from Banks Backing Dakota Access Pipeline
Underground city made from old opal mines has 3,500 residents
Oil may be a big reason behind the Trump Administration’s aggressive stance towards China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea.
RCA Types PB-31, PB-140, PB-144, 44-A, 44-B
The Natural Resources Defense Council works to safeguard the earth – its people, its plants and animals, and the natural systems on which all life depends.
Source: California Aims to Plug In Almost Everything That Moves | NRDC
Source: Holy Barbarians: Beat Culture on the West Coast – Artwire Press Release from ArtfixDaily.com
Source: Groovy vintage ads for classic guitars | Dangerous Minds
The Latin soul craze that hit New York 50 years ago only lasted a few years, but its effects still linger – Oliver Wang takes a look at the defining songs of the scene
Source: We like it like that: the songs that defined New York Citys boogaloo craze | Music | The Guardian
Rex Tillerson dodges question about who knew what when at ExxonMobil about company’s history of promoting and funding climate science denial, as state AG probes continue.
Global sea ice levels are at their lowest in recorded history, according to new statistics from the U.S. National Snow & Ice Data Center.In the Arctic, the loss is due to climate change and extreme weather events that are likely influenced by global warming, while the changes in the Antarctic may be attributed to natural variability, the center said.
Source: Global Sea Ice Hits Lowest Levels ‘Probably in Millenia’
Make driving safer by replacing air bags with daggers that stab you in the heart
Many researchers previously argued that giant animals became extinct soon after the arrival of the First Australians
Native Americans at Standing Rock, North Dakota are being sprayed with chemical weapons, according to protestor Candida Rodriguez Kingbird.
Source: Native Woman Claims Chemical Weapons Used At Standing Rock
Created in 1990, Gesac represents more that 1 million rights holders in the areas of music, graphic and plastic arts, literary and dramatic works, and audiovisual as well as music publishers.
Source: Author Societies – New Study: Unlawful US Copyright Exemption Severely Harms European Authors
Long Halftime Walk is cloaked in shiny new tech, but dismal reviews suggest it’ll soon join the scrapheap of big-screen inventions that didn’t take off
Source: Too big? Too loud? Too real? Billy Lynn and other failed cinematic innovations | Film | The Guardian
. . . we attended The Hilltop Haunting, which was a rad downhill halloween skate jam hosted by Muir Skate & Bustin Boards. The event took place on one. . .
Source: The Hilltop Haunting (Event Recap) – Wheelbase Magazine
Scientists have discovered a ‘lake’ in the Gulf of Mexico. Everyone, who enters this pool at the bottom of the sea will suffer horribly.
Quelle: Scientists Have Found a Lake Under the Sea – Those Who Swim There Won’t Come Back Alive
Greenmedinfo.com – Natural Health Resource – The world’s most widely referenced, open access, natural medicine database, with 20,000+ study abstracts and growing daily
Fukushima: The Untouchable Eco-Apocalypse No One Is Talking About
Island known by traditional owners as Me-mel is currently owned and managed by National Parks and Wildlife
Source: Mike Baird’s government to return Goat Island to Indigenous owners | Australia news | The Guardian
Two skeletons have been discovered in a London graveyard which could change our view of the history of Europe and Asia.
Source: Skeleton find could rewrite Roman history – BBC News
Nat Young, San Diego 1966
Source: Pacific Longboarder News / Reviews / Events
We have been at war in Syria over pipelines since 1949. This is just the next mad phase.
Source: Gaius Publius: Syria Is Another Pipeline War | naked capitalism
North Dakota regulators accuse company of failing to disclose the discovery of Native American symbolic stones on a site where construction was planned
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The Modernist Utopia that never was
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Source: The Turtles began a meteoric rise to 1960s music stardom in Westchester | South Bay History