Ehrlich warns over‑consumption as new global menace at Stanford forum
Stanford ecologist Paul Ehrlich and a panel of Stanford scientists say over-consumption replaces population growth as the key environmental threat. They cite suburban sprawl, car exhaust, and pollution in the Bay Area, urging leapfrogging developing nations past coal use. The Jasper Ridge Preserve marks 25 years of research into population biology and ecology.
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Plan to bypass Joint Chiefs and FBI chief reported
The New Yorker alleges White House cut the Joint Chiefs of Staff and FBI Director Louis Freeh from raid planning over the embassy bombings link to Osama bin Laden. Janet Reno questioned the evidence, while President Clinton cited a nerve gas clue for the Al Shifa strike in Sudan and Afghanistan.
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Vigil protest over family's decision to remove feeding tube
In Manassas Virginia over 100 people gathered at Annaburg Manor Nursing Home to protest the removal of Hugh Finn's feeding tube. His parents and relatives joined pleas against withholding nutrition while the Meorm state court upheld the lower court ruling that such withholding is not mercy killing.
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