A couple of years ago, a relatively small spill — 58,000 gallons of bunker fuel — poured out of the damaged Cosco Busan into San Francisco Bay. I took the photo just below a day later.
The Cosco Busan was not a drilling accident. It would have
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The filthiest river in North America flows in the California desert.
The New River, formed in a flood in 1905, flows eighty miles from Mexicali in Baja California to the Salton Sea. It is a dumping ground for wastes from two countries, full of
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If the next President makes good on his promise to expand the use of nuclear power plants, the desert will pay.
The desert always pays.
Even if it’s the “safe nuclear power” that those of us in the extreme environmentalist community care about.
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