Investigative journalism driven by instincts says Correa
Venezuelan investigative journalist Maria Angelica Correa asserted in 2006 that investigative work hinges on instinct rather than strict methodology, claiming the core outcome remains consistent regardless of approach.
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Kansans celebrate wind aimed energy policy win
Supporters of cleaner skies in Kansas defeated expansion of Sunflower Electric’s Holcomb coal plant. Governor Sebelius vetoed two bills for a larger build and urged a cooperative, long term energy plan with utilities and legislators. She favors smaller expansion, more wind farms, and energy conservation to reduce pollution while meeting needs.
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Reach for the Stars: Ottawa CIS year-end recap
Communities in Schools led by Becky Nevergold marked its first year in Ottawa with Reach for the Stars After School Program serving over 100 at risk elementary students at Garfield and other schools. The Hobby Fair on April 24 showcased crafts, collections, and hands on activities, drawing community volunteers and student engagement.
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Gilbert Martin
Catherine Naden
Mike Fowler
Margarita Nesmith
Pat Skiles
Janet Messinger
Marge Stevens
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Chuck Stevens
Tyler Jenkins
Youth Friends
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Ms. Nevergold
Reach Out America
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Ottawa ‘Public Education Trust
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Use reason to combat global warming
The piece argues global warming is not a current crisis, citing 2005 to 2007 temperature deviations and praising Lord Nigel Lawson and Richard Lindzen for emphasizing science and logic over alarmism. It critiques supposed eco threats as economically harmful and urges focusing on immediate dangers like bioterrorism and nuclear war, urging adaptation to reality.
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Nigel Lawson
Richard S. Lindzen
Sloan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lawson
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