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Craig is a guy from Tibet, Tennessee, USA

recluse; born NYC, ex-international development (NGO) worker, vegan, musician, father of six, lover of wilderness and high places.

I keep an irregular blog, a Buddhist website, Twitter a Yahoo group called PADMA and am married to Tonyadechen. You can hear some of our buddhist rock&roll right here.

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NASA - The Fall of the Maya: &They Did it to Themselves&

Rated Oct 07 • 1 review • environment, history, native americans • nasa.gov

Deforestation, drought combine with whatever social chaos rocks the moment to take down a civilization. Take note America.
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Thousands of walrus haul out onshore as Arctic ice...

Rated Sep 09 • 1 review • environment, movies • adn.com

"Thousands of walruses are congregating on Alaska's northwest coast, a sign that their Arctic sea ice environment has been altered by climate change."
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@cyndicraven Pic of Chicago Urban Coyote mom with kits...

Rated Aug 19 • 1 review • animals, environment, native americans • twitpic.com

"Picture of Chicago Urban Coyote mom with kits taken last spring along lakefront."
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http://debate.uvm.edu/dreadlibrary/david.html

Rated Aug 14 • 1 review • environment, reggae, religion, consciousness • uvm.edu

"Nature in the Rastafarian Consciousness "
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Iraq in throes of environmental catastrophe, experts say...

Rated Jul 29 • 3 reviews • environment, asia, iraq • latimes.com

"Decades of war and mismanagement, compounded by two years of drought, are wreaking havoc on Iraq's ecosystem, drying up riverbeds and marshes, turning arable land into desert, killing trees and plants, and generally transforming what was once the region's most fertile area into a wasteland."
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The Tsangpo River diversion project in Tibet | open...

Rated Jul 28 • 1 review • environment, asia • opendemocracy.net

"Water war is looming in Asia.China plans to divert major rivers away from the sub-continent into northern China. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Big Red will confront each other over this vital resource in the near future. Such a war is even more troubling insofar as three of them are nuclear power states."
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Massacre in the Amazon: The US/Peru Free Trade Agreement...

Rated Jun 18 • 2 reviews • environment, native americans • ow.ly

Massacre in the Amazon: The US/Peru Free Trade Agreement Sparks a Battle Over Land and Resource. While the world is fascinated by events elsewhere, this story needs more attention.
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& Note 72: 7 Things To Do&-&poetry notebook

Rated Jun 10 • 1 review • buddhism, environment • dirk-johnson.com

Hello. I present to you a new poem. Well, some kind of (strange?) thing, with pictures and stuff, too. Where they clear cut the redwoods in the mountains, meadows and mixed forest have reclaimed it, so the area is beautiful and diverse.

-Dirk Johnson
a buddhist poet in northern California
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Trees - All about the Palm Tree, Oak Tree, Pine Tree,...

Rated May 28 • 1 review • environment, forestry • 2020site.org

"Here are lengthy descriptions of some of the most familiar trees. Included are excerpts from the great poets, describing in their own words, these same beautiful trees."

Yep; a tasty little website about some of my favorite non-sentient beings.
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Native American Seed - Mister Johnsons Curse

Rated Apr 27 2009 • 2 reviews • environment, garden • seedsource.com

"Mister Johnson's Curse spreads rapidly and aggressively by rhizomes as well as by its prodigious capacity to produce seeds. Unlike prairie grasses, its roots are shallow, so it does nothing to aerate the soil or to draw water deep into the ground. It also exudes a natural toxin from its root system that prevents other plants from growing close to it, so effectively serves as a "herbicide" to the competition."
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