End in sight for Lawrence South Trafficway bid approval
Lawrence neighbors see a possible finish to the South Lawrence Trafficway as KDOT reports an apparent bid of 129.8 million to complete the eastern leg, well under the 150 million estimate. If confirmed, construction could begin mid October after more than 25 years of debate and environmental challenges.
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Obama Syria policy sparks partisan backlash and praise
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius notes broad public support for Obama’s Syria approach while elites push negative views. He cites U.N. chemical weapons verification, U.S. Russian cooperation, Geneva talks, and CIA backed moderates as key moves toward a political transition, with McCain’s critiques highlighting a divide between public results and elite opinion.
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Old Home Town: Orchard yields improve with scientific care
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports September 20 1913 that the University experimental orchard, under scientific management, will produce apples this fall nearly as good as last year in quality and only slightly below normal in quantity. Prof S J Hunter says a single glance confirms the benefits of scientific cultivation. Compiled by Sarah St John Readmore.
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Climate debate hinges on emotion over evidence says opinion piece
The article argues that political and legal spheres alike neglect conflicting data on climate change. It cites NOAA preliminary findings and a Washington Post editorial suggesting warming may raise certain weather risks, while noting critics who doubt dangerous temperature rise and increased volatility.
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Cal Thomas On Climate Change Skeptics Push Back
Cal Thomas argues humans have a small effect on climate compared with natural variability and warns climate activists exaggerate threats. He cites Arctic ice growth, media bias, and funding of green projects, urging skepticism toward man made global warming claims.
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