Environment

E: THE ENVIRONMENTAL MAGAZINE Uhuru lay in a clearing surrounded by acacias, far from any roads, legs bent as if ready to run. He was headless, and whatever glory he had when he was alive had bled from the open wound.
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WASHINGTON CITY PAPER Jordan Brown sees a side of D.C. not everyone does. He points his camera lens in places many of us are afraid to look. His D.C. is the dark underbelly of Washington, a gritty realm of deception and subterfuge, of predators and prey. Jordan Brown shoots video of bugs.
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BETHESDA MAGAZINE Tal Petty is a contrarian. While his friends head to Eastern Shore beach houses on weekends, Petty spirals 60 miles south in his Volvo SUV from his home in Bethesda to the family farm near Hollywood, Md. On the 300-acre spread his mother named Tranquility Farm, he raises grass-fed Angus beef, a...
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ASPEN PUBLIC RADIO It’s become an unexpected political issue. Governor Mitt Romney says he opposes the wind production tax credit, which offers incentives for energy companies to produce wind power. President Obama, on the other hand, says he supports them. It’s one of many issues for voters in swing states, like Colorado, where wind...
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OUT HERE MAGAZINE Ranger is just four months old, but his owner already has big plans for the golden retriever puppy. His job: to help save the planet.
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        ASPEN PUBLIC RADIO When natural gas drilling first boomed in Garfield County, controversial processes like hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, were hardly household words. Since then, gas drilling has spread across the country to more populous states like New York and Pennsylvania, and the industry has gotten a lot more scrutiny....
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