Farm Thieves Target Grapes, and Even Bees

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Farm Thieves Target Grapes, and Even Bees

No Comments 24 July 2011

Sgt. Walt Reed said he could tell right away that the grapes were stolen. They looked like an ordinary bunch. Except, he said, for the way they were dressed. “Usually grapes are put into plastic bags,” said Sergeant Reed, a 28-year veteran of the Kern County Sheriff’s Office. “But these grapes were just thrown in a Styrofoam box.”

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The Great Seed Robbery

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The Great Seed Robbery

1 Comment 26 May 2011

The seed, the source of life, the embodiment of our biological and cultural diversity, the link between the past and the future of evolution, the common property of past, present and future generations of farming communities who have been seed breeders, is today being stolen from the farmers and being sold back to us as [...]

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Odd Things Are Happening With the Sun

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Odd Things Are Happening With the Sun

1 Comment 29 April 2011

The Angry Sun For months mounting fear has driven researchers to wring their hands over the approaching solar storms.

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Fracking Nightmare Destroys Small Farmers

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Fracking Nightmare Destroys Small Farmers

4 Comments 26 April 2011

As if we didn’t have enough problems with the fake food safety bill, a genetically modified food takeover by the USDA’s terrorist arm Monsanto, chemtrails dumping aluminum, barium, and strontium on farmland, and Japan’s radioactivity spreading across the country,

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Global Warming? This January Could Be Coldest for US since 1985

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Global Warming? This January Could Be Coldest for US since 1985

No Comments 11 January 2011

Winter has only just begun, and many people across the country are already sick of the cold. On the heels of a record-cold December, frigid weather will continue seizing areas from coast to coast through mid- to late January. Based on this forecast, AccuWeather.com Chief Long Range Forecaster Joe Bastardi says this month could turn [...]

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93-year-old woman survives 2 cold nights lost in forest

1 Comment 22 October 2010

STEVENSON, Wash. – A 93-year-old Newberg woman who vanished Tuesday in Skamania County was found Thursday morning, covered in branches and leaves to keep herself warm. Sonn Souv had disappeared while her family was picking mushrooms. Search crews found her after two cold nights in the woods, deputies said.

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When a bear wants to join the hot tub party, what’s an ex-governor to do?

No Comments 25 August 2010

The big family party of summer was over, the children and the grandchildren gone home to civilization, when former Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski looked over the shoulder of his wife, Nancy, where she sat across from him in their hot tub along the shores of remote Healy Lake, and saw the Bush visitor from hell.

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When a bear wants to join the hot tub party, what's an ex-governor to do?

No Comments 25 August 2010

The big family party of summer was over, the children and the grandchildren gone home to civilization, when former Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski looked over the shoulder of his wife, Nancy, where she sat across from him in their hot tub along the shores of remote Healy Lake, and saw the Bush visitor from hell.

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Would-be Mount McKinley paraglider grounded

No Comments 15 July 2010

Reports of a crazy climber on Mount McKinley in late June moved up the mountain faster than the man himself, but National Park Service rangers at the 14,200-foot camp weren’t quite sure what to think. North America’s highest peak every year attracts more than a few people who might be considered, for lack of better [...]

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Bear attack: A firsthand account

1 Comment 14 July 2010

Editor’s note: Tyler Nord moved to Anchorage from Portland, Ore., two years ago to work as an engineer at CRW Engineering Group. On Tuesday, Nord was planning on a relaxing bike ride on the Resurrection Pass Trail with his fiancée Kimi Elliott, his old friend Kyle Eisenbach — visiting from Portland — and his dog [...]

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