Mauna Loa's Fireworks Threaten Its Friendly Reputation
Mauna Loa, the world’s most active volcano, may be jeopardizing its reputation as a benevolent money maker as recent eruptions threaten broader damage. The island relies on tourism sparked by eruptions, but the danger to Hilo and nearby areas remains.
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Washington, D. C
Mauna Loa
Pacific Ocean
National Geographic Society
Hawaii
Venta
Hilo
Iitle
Pele
Founding Leaders Endorse U S Patent System
Visionaries including George Washington Thomas Jefferson Daniel Webster and Abraham Lincoln recognized the value of an American patent system, underscoring early support for protecting inventions and fostering national innovation.
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Ment
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Daniel Webster
Abraham Lincoln
Annapolis Growth Quietly Transforms Historic Waterfront
Washington DC reports Annapolis expands from under one square mile to over five, annexing suburbs and boosting shipbuilding, seafood packing, and related industries. The merged area preserves Georgian mansions and state house charm while planning roots trace to early zoning and Lord Baltimore era.
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Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Canal
Maryland
National Geographic Society
Severn River
Lord Baltimore
Francis Nicholson
State House
State House Circle
Major L'Infant
State Circle
King William's School
St. John’s College
United States Naval Actamey
George Washington
United States will meet responsibilities, predicts Canadian minister
Stanford University grads heard Canada's External Affairs Secretary T. Pearson affirm confidence that the U S will fulfill its role as the world’s leading power. He cited strong U S relations with Canada, deep democratic traditions, postwar statesmanship, and a wish for genuine partnership with other nations as core reasons for his forecast.
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Stanford University
Calif
Leater T. Pearson
Canada
United States
Pearson
Salt Pearson
America
Fulo
Paris Novi
Ibertines
Wath
Amertin
Camida
Rane Oropean Buellingra
Reclamation study advances Frying Pan Arkansas plan
Denver June report outlines principles for the Frying Pan Arkansas project to divert western Colorado water through a tunnel under the continental divide to the Arkansas River near Leadville. A 28,000 acre foot reservoir above Agape would protect western water users and fish, with ongoing questions on scope and funding.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
Water Conservation Board
Arkangog Valley
Continental Divide
Arkangaa River
Leadville
Agape
Frying Pan-Arkansas
Guntgon River
Arkansas Valley
Roaring Tork River
Water Board
Jean Hreltensten
Bord
Breitenstein
Cleland N. Feast
State Gang and Fish Department
Feast
Federal Bureau'a
Western Slope
Judge Day Hughes
Montrose
Dan Hunter
Doga Creek
J. G. ‘Will
Colo- Tafo
Will
Upper Basin Commission
Upper Basin States
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