tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-36504892011-04-21T11:51:48.929-07:00SustainabilityEhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12529843315254623167noreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3650489.post-1171908570421911482007-02-19T10:08:00.000-08:002007-02-19T10:09:30.430-08:00

String Theory is facing some serious challenges ... see the infinite trails and travails ..

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Its worth reading "ESTABLISHMENT OF THE GIANT SEQUOIA NATIONAL MONUMENT BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION" There's some fascinating information there ...like the role of the Sequoias in Condor Breeding ... and forrestation "giant sequoia groves and the surrounding forest provide an excellent opportunity to understand the consequences of different approaches to

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Some fool disregarded Smokey's rule, and now we might all be sadder; perhaps the valiant firefighters will triumph this time ... the story from the NY Times Forestry officials worry the wildfire now raging through the Giant Sequoia National Monument is so intense firefighters won't be able to save the big trees if the flames reach them. ``These are the most massive living organisms ever to

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Did you know: Sequoia -- from the Cherokee Indian chief Sequoyah sempervirens -- from the Latin meaning "always living" Well now you do.

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I like Sequoias. Do you? Do you have any idea how long Sequoias live? You might want to find out? And what about us mere mortals? I came across some notes by William Rees . Definitely worth thinking about. Here's something he's said that got my attention ... Let us examine this prospect using ecological footprint analysis. If just the present [i.e. January 1996 - ed.] world population of

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