Maine artist adapts LOVE to HOPE with Obama ties
Maine artist Robert Indiana expands his pop art legacy by creating a HOPE image tied to Barack Obama. A stainless sculpture debuted outside the Pepsi Center during the Democratic National Convention in Denver, with merchandise featuring HOPE for sale. Indiana hopes the piece becomes a national symbol of change alongside Obama's campaign.
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The Great Dying mass extinction explained by lava and CO2
Scientists link the Permian–Triassic mass extinction to a Siberian flood basalt event, releasing vast lava flows and greenhouse gases that spurred global warming, ocean stagnation, and widespread marine and terrestrial die offs. NSF-led project with 28 scientists from seven countries investigates Siberian traps.
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