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Port Authority's Latest Expansion & Relocation Plan
With little fanfare and justification, the Cleveland City Planning
Commission approved one of largest and most costly public works
projects in Cleveland’s history in March 2008. The project
that was approved is the relocation of the existing Cleveland-Cuyahoga
County Port Authority eastside facilities to the E. 55th St. Marina
area...
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Bird Migration and Survival
As
we continue into the Year
of the Frog, a worldwide effort to spread awareness of loss
of species, we would like to highlight the joy of and concerns
about our winged visitors. Beginning at the end of February, our
regional spring bird migration occurs in waves, peaking in early
May with the neotropical songbirds. But, reminiscent of the warnings
of Silent Spring, many of these birds, including common birds that
nest in our region, are threatened by human actions once again...
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Springtime brings more than buds on trees
It's that time of year. We're receiving phone calls and mailings from lawn care
companies. We're reading advertisements in newspapers selling lawn chemicals.
What are they really trying to sell us?...
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Let Your Electric
Bill Drive a Market for Renewables
Northeast Ohioans who receive their electricity through FirstEnergy
(Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company or Ohio Edison) now have
the chance to support the development of electricity from renewable sources when
they
pay their monthly electric bill...
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Just one word ... Plastics.
I well remember the one-liner in the 1967 movie The Graduate. A
businessman offered advice to a young man who was considering his
career options - "Just one word ... Plastics." Without
debate, plastics have provided many benefits, such as the use of
intravenous tubing, which has saved lives.
So what's the brooha?...
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Cheers
& Jeers by Laurel Hopwood |
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