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November 3, 2011
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Is Too Plasticy For Safety Inspectors to Figure Out
Used to be that airplanes were simple constructions of steel, bolts, duct tape and ashtrays. Federal safety inspectors knew exactly where to look when it came to making sure the vehicles stayed air worthy. These days, however, everything's all carbon fiber and plastic--light, efficient, pret ... More >>
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May 12, 2010
Gray Whale Spotted in Israel (Video)
For about 300 years, the Pacific Ocean has been the only hood the gray whale has called home. Until now. Conservationists in Israel are going whale-shit over the sighting of a 40-foot long, 200-ton mammal swimming in the Mediterranean. Care to explain, flabbergasted scientist?"This is sensational ... More >>
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January 14, 2009
Fish CSAs, More USDA Hijinks, and Other Food News
A few news stories for this week:Here's the Catch by Nancy Harmon Jenkins (Washington Post): A small fishing community in Maine tries the CSA approach, which sounds ideal for replicating in the Puget Sound.New USDA Country of Origin Labeling Loopholes by Andrew Schneider (Seattle P-I): Consumers wa ... More >>
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