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Former senator Byron Dorgan, (D-N.D.), weighs in on President Obama's comments on taxes.
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Thank you very much for gonna play one more click here for president Obama's speech last night because it'll set up our next -- conversation.
This one is on the Republican party's tax plans here's the president.
Over and over we've been told by our opponents -- bigger tax cuts and fewer regulations are the only way.
That -- government can't do everything.
It should do almost nothing.
If you can't afford health insurance.
Hope that you don't get sick.
If a company releases toxic pollution into the air your children breathe well.
That's the price of progress.
If you can afford to start a business or go to college.
Take my opponents -- -- borrow money from your parents.
Former senator Byron Dorgan joins us now Democrat from from North Dakota today and our our studios in Washington DC.
Think that argument.
Wins wins over undecided voters senate.
Well I don't know I mean I thought it was a really good speech -- a good convention.
And that you know I know the governor Romney is proposing a 20% tax cuts for all the income tax rate brackets.
It would be nice if this country's problems could be solved by cutting taxes but we -- very significant deficits.
And we're gonna have to have some spending restraint real -- spending restraint and also some increased revenue and let me just mention one additional point.
It is evident to everybody that we can get revenue from those that aren't paying their fair share and let me just again mention that governor Romney himself.
For the income tax releases cities made.
Is paying about a 14%.
To raid and running some of his income through the Cayman Islands so.
If they is that there's plenty of opportunities -- to -- to get some more tax money from people who should be paying more to help us that this deficit -- Public and so make the obviously as you know make a counter argument and and basically they'll point I think to to think some number one else say that the record on.
Cutting taxes in an environment like this is proven to work because of what President Reagan did in the eighties and number two then they'll just say something like.
Hey this jobs number we had this morning really was a rough number.
So the economy still in bad shape after almost four -- -- -- time for change both of those arguments could resonate with different people for the Republicans.
Yeah look I think both parties want to get to the same plays they have different methods of doing it.
Everybody wants our economy to expand and have more jobs the jobs number today it was it was not great but look.
It it it's growing it when President Obama took over was shrinking about 78% a year the economy was shrinking substantially.
Now it's growing would would we needed to grow more no question about that.
But the remedy it seems to me for this economy is not too.
To get rid of the regulations on Wall Street had to cut taxes.
It's for a balanced approach that deals with spending and and revenue and the other things that are necessary to -- effective regulation.
Right more less government and it's it's essentially that the critical or or the basic argument that's -- that that this election is going to be all about in terms of the role of a government of people's lives let -- ask -- one last question about momentum because she mentioned that you thought this a pretty good convention a lot of people would argue that the momentum.
Was Billy throughout the week with the First Lady and then with Bill Clinton.
But then last night did the president deliver.
Or was that an underwhelming.
Compared to his own standard -- set.
President Obama and then you followed up with a disappointing jobs report this morning.
Well look have a Democrat and I like President Obama and I think he delivered I think it was a good speech.
And I do think this going to be a close election.
I hope by both candidates take their agenda to the American people help the American people understand the agenda to choose.
And the -- -- create more jobs is spending restraint to some additional revenue effective regulatory -- -- we can fix this country we can expand this economy.
And I think the right remedies if Republicans Democrats can finally begin to work together the right -- -- what what this country back on track again.
Worked together voice you know better than anyone that's -- they I know that's nobody really need it.
I don't need it would.
-- think we agree on that and we thought what we mean we've you know -- talked about this a bunch of times in the last a few months but just seems like.
That's just assisting -- -- -- wish senator Dorgan thank you so much and we'll have you on against him thanks a lot thanks a lot.
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With USDA estimates of this year's corn yield tightening, some groups are wondering if offering incentives for grain-based ethanol production is the right way to go.
In a press conference Thursday, agricultural economist Thomas Elam, president of FarmEcon, LLC and Congressman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) said that lower yields could create a demand disaster when combined with the Renewable Fuels Standard.
The RFS legislation, which took effect in 2005, will require that 15.2 billion gallons of ethanol are produced this year. Livestock groups and opponents of the RFS say that mandate is driving the cost of corn up, therefore inflating the cost to livestock producers and the cost to consumers.
Elam explained that these food prices have risen dramatically post-RFS legislation, despite other economic factors, and he warned that subsidizing grain production for ethanol will only make matters worse.
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Rep. Goodlatte took Elam's warning and introduced two bills that could alter the RFS, one of which will completely eliminate the RFS and the other will reform it.
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The bill, titled "Renewable Fuels Standard Flexibility Act" (H.R. 3097), is sponsored by Rep. Goodlatte and Rep. Jim Costa, (D-Calif.). It would require a biannual review of ending corn stocks relative to their total use, and if the ratio is under 10%, 7.5%, 6%, or 5%, the RFS would be reduced by 10%, 15%, 25%, or 50%, respectively.
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trim said:have you really been waiting until he missed a chance to dredge this up ?
sad, very sad.
HOWIE8 said:Hang on, he's a midfielder, what about our No 1 striker he's missed at least 2 chances in this game, and doesnt get 1 bit of critisism. Osman misses and all hell breaks out ffs......
Jxg said:Arteta is a midfielder and I guarantee he'd have buried that.
trim said:of course it would, but what the **** has that got to do with stoke equalising ?
Jxg said:
If you don't understand the significance of Osman scoring his chance after writing what you have just written, you never will.
trim said:but i do. i'm struggling to see how you can relate the two. osman misses a sitter, then howard fucks up. two separate things entirely.
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Worcester company White's Plumbing Services Ltd offers free boilers to benefit claimants under the government's Affordable Warmth Scheme
12:15pm Friday 30th August 2013 in News By Ian Craig
WITH winter just a few short months away, benefit claimants in Worcestershire and across the Midlands are being offered free replacement boilers to help keep their homes warm.
Worcester-based White's Plumbing Services Ltd is offering the free boilers under the government's Affordable Warmth Scheme, which is working to help out people who may struggle to afford the cost of heating in the winter months.
People on a range of benefits including Child Tax Credit, Job Seeker's Allowance and state pension credits are eligible for the scheme as long as they meet specific criteria, which vary according to the benefit in question.
The company's commercial director Chris White said the scheme, which is being run in conjunction with manufacturers Vaillant Boilers, had been a roaring success since it launched in June.
"We've been receiving about 80 calls a week since it started," he said.
"We've been doing 12 a day, every day, for the past 10 weeks."
Once a resident applies for the scheme an employee of White's Plumbing Services visits their home to examine the current boiler and make sure all the benefits paperwork is in order.
Once renewable energy company 1 Green Place has visited the home to book an Energy Performance Certificate the installation can go ahead.
Mr White said: "It takes from one to four weeks, depending on the information. One order we had only took three days."
He added the scheme is also open to landlords whose tenants claim benefits, saying: "We've got one landlord who's got about 180 properties and about half of them have now got free boilers through this scheme.
"The biggest obstacle for us has been convincing people that it really is free. We get a lot of people saying 'what's the catch?' but there isn't one - if you qualify it's completely free."
To find out more or apply call 01905 828 338 or visit whitesplumbing.co.uk
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1:27pm Fri 30 Aug 13
Arthur Blenkinsop says...
1:31pm Fri 30 Aug 13
bebopdebob says...
I'm sick of it. I'm sick of watching all these handouts while we that do work struggle to make ends meet.
I need a new boiler but I can't afford one and don't qualify for one. Why? Because I'm working, that's why.
Something is very very wrong.
2:11pm Fri 30 Aug 13
tub_thumper says...
2:24pm Fri 30 Aug 13
laidback says...
2:42pm Fri 30 Aug 13
Andy-Apache says...
So basically, a landlord can leave his knackered old boiler, get in DSS claimants and encourage them to claim for a free boiler? Nice...
2:49pm Fri 30 Aug 13
More Tea Vicar says...
The scheme described here seems to just feed the resentment so many people feel towards welfare culture.
Some of the people involved here no doubt will deserve and need the help. But there will always be the suspicion that many will be the 'usual suspects', the kind of people who turn out large families which they bring up on benefits, and never do a day's work in their lives....
6:34pm Fri 30 Aug 13
Grumbleweed Connection says...
So a property mogul with 180 houses has received 90 boilers at the taxpayer's expense?
You couldn't write a farce about it; the story would not be credible.
Just call me Dave, we're all in this together...
9:07pm Fri 30 Aug 13
grumpy woman says...
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2:59pm Sat 31 Aug 13
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2:56pm Mon 2 Sep 13
TDH123 says...
2:59pm Mon 2 Sep 13
TDH123 says...
grumpy woman wrote:You could perhaps become a scrounger for a month and get your free boiler. Next thing will be these individuals failing to pay their heating costs and all of us then having to bail the fuel companies out of that!
Disgraceful. My boiler is 30 years old. I work but I cannot afford to replace it. I just hope it doesn't conk out and try not to use it too much.
3:02pm Mon 2 Sep 13
bebopdebob says...
Let's have the landlords name.
5:37pm Mon 2 Sep 13
More Tea Vicar says...
TDH123 wrote:I don't think it's fair to stigmatise claimants as 'scroungers'.
grumpy woman wrote:You could perhaps become a scrounger for a month and get your free boiler. Next thing will be these individuals failing to pay their heating costs and all of us then having to bail the fuel companies out of that!
Disgraceful. My boiler is 30 years old. I work but I cannot afford to replace it. I just hope it doesn't conk out and try not to use it too much.
Some no doubt are, but others are making use of a system which is there for a reason.
But there does seem to be something very wrong with this scheme, in that it penalises those who are at work.
9:54pm Mon 2 Sep 13
square1 says...
As always there's the working class stuck in the middle struggling to make ends meet on an honest hard days work. Again the government are sooooooooooooooooooo
ooooooooooooooooooo out of touch the MPs may as well live in South America.
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Not being a chemist, I posed this question to a formulator friend who suggested that the manufacturer had probably used pH-sensitive dyes to produce different color shades since water has a pH of around 6.5−7.0; vinegar, 2.5−3.5; and lemon juice, 1.0−2.5. Of course, as any experienced egg-dyeing child can tell you, the longer you leave the egg in the dye, the bolder the color gets. This lesson is a reminder that sometimes the seemingly simplest of variables can have a great impact on the final result.
In relation, this issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine features articles that suggest how the right tweaks to some fundamental variables can improve formulations. O'Lenick and Lott, for instance, discuss how solvents can impact SPF values and describe a new ester to improve sunscreen efficacy. Grace and Plonsker explore how the process of microchannel emulsification can be used to produce emulsions with smaller droplets and tighter size distributions, improving product stability.


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The Fat Family name has been a part of the Sacramento community since 1939, when Frank Fat's restaurant, the first in the family dynasty, was opened by the late Frank Fat. The restaurant holds the position of being Sacramento's oldest eating establishment still owned and operated by the same family in the same location. The legendary restaurant is located at 806 L Street, adjacent to the State Capitol in downtown Sacramento and has been a second home to governors, senators, members of Congress, lobbyists, and entertainment and sports personalities.
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Greater analysis and more details on several HD camcorders have been added to the recently updated "HD ENG News & HDV Technology for TV Broadcasters" report from Nordahl.tv.
Originally released in June, the revised edition provides an in-depth view of the direction of the HD ENG technology market. The report details all new technology HD camcorders and ENG camera back microwave TX units shown and announced at this year's NAB and IBC.
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Robbie Keane's wife wants him to move to the LA Galaxy
Posted on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 06:43 PM
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No sooner has Robbie Keane found his scoring shoes for Glasgow Celtic than his missus wants him to head for Hollywood and play for the LA Galaxy!
"Would I like to see him play for a team like LA Galaxy? Yes, I would love that, but it changes all the time," Claudine Keane told the Evening Herald.
Mrs. Keane went on to say that her husband was fulfilling a long held ambition to playing for Celtic and she was chuffed that he was doing so well north of the border.
A closer look at Keane's resume shows that he is somewhat of a wanderer.
Since making his professional debut on August 9, 1997, Keane has played for seven different clubs in three different countries.
While Tottenham Hotspur say they want him back at the end of the season, Keane must be worried at the strong form of the three strikers at White Hart Lane (Defoe, Crouch and Pavlyuchenko) and how he will fit back into the mix.
But so worried that he would consider a switch stateside?
The pressure at home might be a small factor, but Keane must think he still has a few years left in him at Premier League level, where he has notched up an impressive 121 goals.
However, stranger things have happened.
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just say no to LA!!! Celtic need you Robie!
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25 Meetup Groups match "Witches" near Bellevue, WA
Calling all fun Witches, Wiccans, Goddess Worshippers, Pagans, Heathens, LightWorkers, and spiritually-minded people! This group is for anyone who want to learn and practice their skills in anything related to Wicca or Witchcraft. We offer and encourage classes and practice sessions for Healers, Psychics, Clergy, and lovers of the Plant, Animal, and Stone Nations. We also offer public socials and Sabbat celebrations to foster community togetherness. My intention for this group is to create a saf …
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Shared times with witches, wiccans, pagans, sorcerers and other practitioners of The Craft. Come celebrate a community of like hearts and help create the vision of community we have all sought to experience. Social events, gatherings, celebrations, Sabatts, classes ~ more yet to be revealed! Lets see what we create from bringing to a single pool what we all know! A Time of Shared Learning and Teaching and community. We look forward to sharing thoughts and ideas over the coming times!
This is a group that I hope will come together over time. I have searched ad naseum on the internet, following links and exhausting Meetup.com in hopes of finding some experience akin to what I had when I attended the Goddess Temple of Orange County in California. I will probably never live there again, but I hope I can take what they taught me and apply it here in Seattle. So come all ye goddesses, witches, sacred women of this great city and let's celebrate the divine spirits that we are. Let' …
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A discussion group for Northwest Pagans, Witches, Druids, Wiccans, Magicians, Asatru, Heathens and anyone who is interested to meet and have friendly conversations on topics of interest. All are welcome!
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Greetings to all! This group is for queer pagans, heathens, wiccans, druids, witches, magicians and any and all that enjoy or are interested in learning more about neo-pagan and magickal spiritual practices. We welcome all with a sincere interest in meeting others of our LBGTQI community that are practicing pagans or interested in neo-pagan and magickal ways. Our intention is that this group bring some of us together to make new friends, share knowledge, and have fun. Check back often for news a …
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This is a time for spiritual women -like yourself- to gather in sacred council. The calling is clear and persistent… You do hear it! You can feel it! Women… come and let us gather together, as we once did, in a gentle supportive circle where we are collectively creating a sacred synergy through drumming, singing, dancing, ceremonies, rites of passage from all faiths, creative art, movement and food as we share and celebrate together. As a gathering of women, we approach our spiritual work thr …
This Meetup Group is open to all Outer Circle participants. This includes guests, Seekers, Friends of the Coven, and family members. We are an eclectic earth-based pagan coven based in Graham, Washington. Sacred Grove is a child-friendly coven and members and guests are encouraged to bring their children to meetings and rituals. We offer a safe, reliable, drama-free opportunity to follow the Old Ways. Our gatherings are always drug-and-alcohol-free. We provide a safe, reliable, drama-free pagan …
A gathering of like minded crone type people who want to talk about, create and make magic, share sacred space, and build community. Especially for people interested in the Reclaiming tradition of witchcraft ( which can be very pagan ecclectic ) This meet up is intended for socializing and light hearted discussion and magical fun. Participants should have some working knowledge of magic, witchcraft, and/or be wise enough to know better. This is a women only group.
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This is the Inner Circle group for the Sacred Grove Coven, where Dedicants, Initiates and Elders meet and discuss topics that are only open to Inner Circle members. If you are interested in learning more about Sacred Grove Coven, please visit our other group which is open to guests, Seekers, and Friends of the Coven: http://www.meetup.com/SGCoven/
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Welcome ALL!! Of Hearth and Hedge is to become a place for all, new and old, learning and educated, in all things eclectic, pagan, wiccan, earth based....you name it....to come together in a friendly and non-judgmental setting. A place where old can guide the young and the young can have a place to ask their questions and not feel judged. We have 3 rules here, you must be: 1. Accepting....even if you don't agree, everyone is entitled to their own opinions, thoughts and beliefs. 2. Participation. …
Our mission is to provide spiritual support, religious and educational services to the local Puget Sound community. We are a group of individuals who choose a path of service to the Lord and the Lady through presentation of regularly scheduled open public rituals, discussion groups, and gatherings. Sacred Well Ministries outreach efforts include support of Prison Ministry and future Hospital/Pastoral Care Ministry programs. We are always looking for new avenues of service to the Pagan community …
Meet local Pagans, Wiccans, Witches, Druids, Bards, and all others of an Earth-friendly spirituality and/or practice. Come to a Pagan Meetup to make friends, share lore, exchange ideas and knowledge. WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO. We are an Earth centric Pagan discussion forum. We hold conversational meetups once per month on the first Friday of each month unless otherwise noted. These are relaxed and easy going. We often have potluck goodies and drink. Each meetup lasts about two hrs although some …
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Hello and Merry Meet! South Sound Pagans is a safe harbor for Washington Pagans meeting for gatherings, rituals, classes, and workshops in Renton and other south sound area.
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This is a gathering for pagans of all paths to join and share fellowship and friendly conversation over a pint (or two). Its a great opportunity to get to know other pagans in the community in a comfortable, relaxed social environment. What is a "moot"? Generally speaking, "moot" is a very old word for a meeting from early Germanic languages. In modern times, pagans all over the English-speaking world have been gathering at pubs for pagan pub moots. Now Tacoma is joining in the tradition!
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Meet local Pagans, Wiccans, Witches, Druids and other practitioners of Paganist spirituality and religion! Come to a Pagans Meetup to make friends, share lore and exchange powerful knowledge about spells, witchcraft and magick. As we are ecumenical we base all rites only on the 5 points of the star. We respect truth, honor, and wisdom. Always speak the truth, live a life of honor including personal responsibility, and always seek wisdom. This is a chance for us to meet others of like minds. …
Come and meet new people and old friends as we play unique boardgames and card games. We love games of all kinds but tend to play strategy and euro style games the most. We always teach the games to any new players and there's always a new game available to discover! We currently meet in the Redmond/Kirkland area but are very interested in hosting in other locations since our members come from all corners of the Seattle-Tacoma metro area (so if you have an idea for a location near you, let us k …
Check out the herbal meetups at http://www.meetup.com/The-Hermits-Grove/ The Rowan Tree Church, legally incorporated as a Church with full recognition from the U.S. Government, is an extended family throughout North America. Our primary community is centered at The Hermit's Grove, serving the Puget Sound area. We meet for Full Moons, Sabbats and Sunday Circles and work together on projects. Our legal bylaws state that: I.A. "Membership is open to any person age twelve or older who wishes to shar …
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Soulcraft Adventures are journeys to experience the wildness of your Soul. There are easy to challenging invitations that are full of adventure, wisdom, ceremony, quests, Shamanic work, and heart openings as you reach your highest visions. This is for people seeking to launch beyond the psychic, spiritual, social and personal limitations assumed and habitually lived in our Western modern society. The explorations will be deeply moving and you will feel what it means to find and follow your purpo …
Sunshine Grove is an rare community of amazing women and men who love to share and learn about Herbalism, Herbs, Permaculture Design, Gardening, Sustainable Living, Wild Edible Foods, Chickens, Growing and Harvesting Vegetables - Herbs and Plants, Canning, Making Infusions - Salves and Tinctures, Crafts, Day Hikes, Hiking, Nature Walks, Herb Walks, Taking Adventures & Tour, Field Trips, Mushrooms, Ethnobotany, Herbal Medicines, the LOVE of the outdoors, facilitating Womens Groups , Hand Drumming …
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What is the origin of the phrase "the whole nine yards"? Is it a reference to some game of sports I am not familiar with (as a continental European)?
There's a lot of exciting possibilities listed on Wikipedia, but it sounds as if nobody knows for sure. | |||
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Garburators/Garbage disposals definitely get rid of food waste easier. Instead of scraping your dishes into the garbage, you can simply flush it all down the drain, run the garbage disposal and it disappears – like magic !!
Your garbage disposal has a motor attached to rotating blades which are located in a chamber below your sink that is attached to your drain. When you put food down the garbage disposal and turn it on, these blades shred the food into small enough pieces that it can pass safely through your drain pipes and out into the sewer system. The shredded food then runs with the water back into your main drainage system and passes out of your house. They provide an environmentally responsible alternative to transporting food waste to landfills. They can also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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+America's Wetland Resource Center, America's Wetland Resource Center
Disasters & the Law
UC Berkeley School of Law
Home>tag: The Environment & Climate Change>year not given>provider not given
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+Associated Press, Complete Hurricane Coverage
+Biber, Eric, Ann Carlson, Holly Doremus, Ethan Elkind, Dan Farber, Richard Frank, Sean Hecht, Cara Horowitz, Timothy Malloy, Cymie Payne, Steve Weissman, and Jonathan Zasloff, Legal Planet (UC Berkeley and UCLA blog)
"Legal Planet, a collaboration between UC Berkeley School of Law and UCLA School of Law, provides insight and analysis on energy and environmental law and policy. The blog draws upon the individual research strengths and vast expertise of the law schools' legal scholars and think tanks."
Includes entries on a range of topics, including the Gulf of Mexico oil spill (see here, here, and here for example).
+Brown University, Katrina and the Built Environment: Spatial and Social Impacts
+C-SPAN, Hurricane Aftermath (2007)
+California Bay-Delta Program, Levee System Integrity Program
+Caron, David D. & Charles Leben, eds., The International Aspects of Natural and Industrial Catastrophes (Martinus Nijhoff, 2001)
+Center for Health and the Global Environment, Harvard Medical School, Climate Change Futures: Health, Ecological and Economic Dimensions (November 2005)
+Climate and Disaster Governance, Climate and Disaster Governance
"CDG is a new initiative launched by the Institute of Development Studies and Christian Aid investigating climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction governance at a national and sub-national level.
"CDG is currently focusing on four research themes. Each theme is a potential governance arena for linking climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction policy processes, institutional development, finance flows and policy implementation: (1) Citizen engagement and accountability in policy processes; (2) The role of established social protection policy instruments applied to differentiated vulnerability analysis; (3) Opportunities for building institutions for CCA, DRR and humanitarian assistance in fragile states; (4) Implications of international policy frameworks on national and sub-national responses to climate change and disasters.
"CDG will contribute to a better understanding of the extent to which international policies inhibit or support national and sub-national responses to climate change's research agenda by addressing critical gaps.
"In particular, CDG is examining the implications of international agreements reached under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in the current and upcoming development phase of a post-Kyoto agreement." —About CDG.
+Colorado State University, The Tropical Meteorology Project
+Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Public Health Response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita - Louisiana, 2005 (PDF — 535K)
+Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Public Health Response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita - United States, 2005 (PDF — 501K)
+Environmental Law Institute, Recovering from Katrina and Rita: Environmental Governance Lessons Learned and Applied (October 17, 2005)
+Esworthy, Robert, et al., Congressional Research Service (CRS), Cleanup after Hurricane Katrina: Environmental Considerations (Updated May 3, 2006) (PDF — 221KB)
+Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), The National Flood Insurance Program: An Annotated Bibliography. Evaluation of the National Flood Insurance Program (completed by The American Institutes for Research; The Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation; Deloitte & Touche LLP) (January 2006) (PDF — 2061K)
+Google Earth, Hurricane Katrina Imagery
+Karesh, William B., Robert A. Cook, Martin Gilbert & James Newcomb, Implications of Wildlife Trade on the Movement of Avian Influenza and Other Infectious Diseases Journal of Wildlife Diseases, v.43 (3_Supplement), pp.55-59 (2007)
+Louisiana Coastal Wetlands Conservation and Restoration Task Force & the Wetlands Conservation and Restoration Authority, Coast 2050: Toward a Sustainable Coastal Louisiana (PDF — 2019K)
+Mason, Byron, National Research Council, Law, Science & Disaster: Summary of the October 18, 2005 Workshop of the Disasters Roundtable (National Academies Press) (2006)
+Miller, Jeffrey G., Remedying Our Fragmented Governmental Structures to Deal With Our Nation-on-Edge Problems (Environmental Law Reporter, Volume 38, Issue 3, Page 10187) (March 2008) (PDF — 316K)
+Mittal, Anu K., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Procurement of Pumping Systems for the New Orleans Drainage Canals (Letter to the Honorable Mary L. Landrieu, Chairman, Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Disaster Recovery, Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, United States Senate) (May 23, 2007) (PDF — 1.85M)
+National Public Radio (NPR), Hurricane Season
+National Science Foundation, NSF's Response to the Hurricanes
+New Scientist, New Scientist - Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
+Nolon, John, Losing Ground: A Nation on Edge (Island Press) (2007)
"America builds on the edge of disaster prone areas: on moveable barrier islands, fragile coastal ecosystems, shorelines subject to inundation, and next to flammable forests. Ferocious storm events focus local and national attention in the tragic moment and during short-term recovery efforts; then, too often, we return to business as usual, continuing to build and rebuild on the edge. 'Losing Ground' provides effective perspectives and prescriptions for longer-term disaster mitigation planning and action. Authors from a variety of disciplines (including law, history, geography, environmental science, and urban planning) review past policies and practices, the lessons learned from previous disasters, current approaches to disaster planning and recovery, an assessment of the proper roles and responsibilities of various levels of government in the federal system, new legal and technological tools, and a review of innovations in disaster mitigation.
"Oliver A. Houck, a renowned professor of law from Tulane University, provides a preface from the perspective of a post-Katrina New Orleans: 'Perhaps, the most striking aspect of the post-Katrina Gulf Coast, from Alabama to Texas, is the rush to rebuild in exactly the same places, a few feet back, a few feet higher, more high priced investment than ever before. Two lane bridges are replaced by six lane bridges. Modest beach homes are replaced by condominiums. The hurricane has led to a construction boom. As the Gross National Product measures these things, the hurricanes were a huge success. What is wrong with this picture?.' "—Publisher's Description.
+Osofsky, Hari, Katrina Disaster Exposes Environmental Injustice Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), (September 7, 2005)
+Platt, Rutherford H., Learning From Disasters: The Synergy of Law and Geography (Environmental Law Reporter, Volume 38, Issue 3, Page 10150) (March 2008) (PDF — 403K)
+Ramseur, Jonathan, Analyst in Environmental Policy, Resources, Science, and Industry Division, Congressional Resarch Service (CRS), Oil Spills in U.S. Coastal Waters: Background, (RL33705) (February 5, 2008) (PDF — 227K)
+Ryberg, Karen R. et al., United States Geological Survey (USGS), comps., 10th Anniversary of the 1997 Red River Flood (GIP Poster 2007-49) (February 2007)
"The 1997 flood on the Red River was one of the worst natural disasters in recent history for many people and communities in the Red River of the North Basin. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), one of the principal Federal agencies responsible for the collection and interpretation of water-resources data, works with other Federal, State, local, tribal, and academic entities to ensure that accurate and timely data are available for making decisions regarding public welfare and property during natural disasters and to increase public awareness of the hazards that occur with such disasters."
This web page links to a 209MB PDF full-color poster depicting images and data regarding the April 1997 flood in North Dakota.
+Salkin, Patricia E., Sustainability at the Edge: The Opportunity and Responsibility of Local Governments to Most Effectively Plan for Natural Disaster Mitigation (Environmental Law Reporter, Volume 38, Issue 3, Page 10158) (March 2008) (PDF — 429K)
+Savonis, Michael J., Virginia R. Burkett and Joanne R. Potter (Lead Authors), United States Department of Transportation and the United States Climate Change Science Program, Impacts of Climate Change and Variabilityon Transportation Systems andInfrastructure: Gulf Coast Study, Phase I, Report by U.S. Climate Change Science Program And the Subcommittee on Global Change Research (March 2008) (PDF — 10.1M)
+Schnepf, Randy & Ralph M. Chite, Congressional Research Service (CRS), U.S. Agriculture After Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Status and Issues (October 5, 2005) (PDF — 587K)
+Schwab, Anna K. & David J. Brower, Increasing Resilience to Natural Hazards: Obstacles and Opportunities for Local Governments Under the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (Environmental Law Reporter, Volume 38, Issue 3, Page 10171) (March 2008) (PDF — 463K)
+Science Magazine, Hurricanes, Climate, and Katrina: Research, Reviews, and Articles from Science Online
+Stolton, Sue, Nigel Dudley & Jonathan Randall (World Wildlife Federation (WWF) & Equilibrium), National Security: Protected Areas & Hazards Mitigation World Wildlife Federation Arguments for Protection Series (2008) (PDF — 5.28M)
"The International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) welcomes this report as a concrete response to its call for work to promote understanding that: protection of vital ecosystem services is fundamental to reducing vulnerability to disasters and strengthening community resilience.
"Although there is a growing recognition that natural habitats can help to mitigate disasters caused by vulnerability to hazards, we still have a great deal to learn about how to maximise the potential benefits and about what this means in terms of landscape-scale management approaches. Clear evidence linking habitat degradation to a series of so-called 'natural' disasters have added urgency to the need for further research and monitoring efforts. These problems are likely to increase as a result of the disturbance caused by climate change. Research shows that the poorest members of society consistently fare worst when disaster strikes.
"At the same time, natural ecosystems continue to be degraded at an alarming rate, so that in many countries we can no longer assume they exist in good enough condition to provide the environmental services upon which many people depend. In response, governments and local communities are setting aside and where necessary restoring natural habitats deliberately for their protective role. Although protected areas such as national parks and nature reserves are primarily designed to conserve biodiversity, most also supply important environmental services, including disaster mitigation. Whilst this is understood and acted upon by many protected area managers, it has never been systematically assessed and the current report makes a first attempt to provide a global overview.
"By focusing the case studies on major disasters in the new millennium, the authors have deliberately chosen a fairly narrow data set rather than choosing 'best case' examples. They have found cases where protected areas clearly play a major role in disaster mitigation and cases where the links are not so clear cut or where changes in management approaches within protected areas are needed. One clear result of this study is a need for specialists in disaster risk reduction, environmental management and protected areas to work together far more closely than they have in the past. There is already much that could be done through better collaboration to increase the role of natural habitats in disaster mitigation and these opportunities will continue to increase as we learn more. We call on both communities to develop talks and to take the necessary steps to ensure that natural safety measures are maintained and enhanced."—Foreword.
+Tibbetts, John, Louisiana's Wetlands: A Lesson in Nature Appreciation Environmental Health Perspectives, v.114, no.1 (January 2006), pp.A40-A43 (Spheres of Influence) (PDF — 2.4M)
+Times-Picayune (New Orleans), Washing Away (June 23-27, 2002)
+U.S. Climate Change Science Program, Committee on Environment and Natural Resources, Scientific Assessment of the Effects of Global Change on the United States (May 2008)
+United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of Inspector General, Review of FEMA Guidance for Monitoring Debris Removal Operations for Hurricane Katrina (OIG-07-63) (August 2007) (PDF — 159K)
"FEMA needs to prepare a single comprehensive document for monitoring debris removal operations. FEMA also needs to define better the requirements for contracting debris-removal monitoring services.
"We reviewed the adequacy of FEMA guidance for monitoring Hurricane Katrina debris removal operations in Louisiana (LA) and Mississippi (MS). Debris removal monitoring is a process of observing and documenting debris removal operations to ensure that FEMA funding is provided for only those activities that conform to and are consistent with requirements of FEMA's public assistance program."
+United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS),, The 2nd Annual Department of Homeland Security University Network Summit (March 19-20, 2008)
"The Office of University Programs, Science and Technology Directorate is sponsoring a summit to showcase key research and education priorities of the Department of Homeland Security Centers of Excellence, the Science and Technology Directorate and the Department of Homeland Security at large. The Summit highlights the efforts of the Office of University Programs as it continues to rise to the challenges associated with helping to protect the Nation. Subject matter experts from academia, industry, government and the international community will address the latest homeland security research and education issues in the following areas: Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events; Security of Agriculture and the Food System; Studies of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism; Preparedness and Catastrophic Event Response; Chemical and Biological Threats and Countermeasures; Emerging Threats; University Programs Homeland Security Education Initiatives; International Homeland Security Research Challenges."—Website.
This website includes pdf files of speakers' presentations and facts sheets produced in conjunction with the conference.
+United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Treatment of Data Influenced by Exceptional Events (40 CFR Parts 50 and 51, Final Rule) Federal Register, v.72, no.55, pp. 13560-13581 (March 22, 2007)
+United States Environmental Protection Agency, Good Neighbor Environmental Board, National Disasters and the Environment Along the U.S. - Mexico Border ( Eleventh Report of the Good Neighbor Environmental Board) (March 2008) (PDF — 5.9M)
+United States Global Change Research Program, U.S. Climate Change Science Program
+United States Government Accountability Office (GAO), GAO Reports and Testimonies Related to Disaster Preparedness, Response and Reconstruction
+United States Government Accountability Office (GAO), Hurricane Katrina: EPA's Current and Future Environmental Protection Efforts Could Be Enhanced by Addressing Issues and Challenges Faced on the Gulf Coast (Report to Congressional Committees, GAO-07-651) (June 2007) (PDF — 2.11M)
"While EPA provided useful environmental health risk information to the public via flyers, public service announcements, and the EPA Web page, the communications were at times unclear and inconsistent on how to mitigate exposure to some contaminants, particularly asbestos and mold. Further, the usefulness of three key reports on EPA's environmental sampling in New Orleans—developed with, among others, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality to address potential health risks from exposure to floodwaters, sediments, and air—was limited by a lack of timeliness and insufficient disclosures about EPA's sampling program. For example, EPA did not state until August 2006 that its December 2005 report—which said that the great majority of the data showed that adverse health effects would not be expected from exposure to sediments from previously flooded areas—applied to short-term visits, such as to view damage to homes.
"Mitigating several challenges EPA faces addressing Hurricane Katrina could better protect the environment in the future. First, EPA did not remove hazardous materials from national wildlife refuges in a timely manner as part of its response in part because disaster assistance funding generally is not used for debris cleanups on federal lands. Second, because states generally have authority over landfill decisions, EPA does not have an effective role in emergency debris disposal decisions that could cause pollution. Finally, lack of clarity in federal debris management plans and protocols precluded the timely and safe disposal of some appliances and electronic waste."—What GAO Found.
+United States Government Accountability Office (GAO), Hurricane Katrina: Providing Oversight of the Nation's Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Activities (September 28, 2005)
+United States Government Accountability Office (GAO), Improvements Needed in Availability of Health Screening and Monitoring Services for Responders (GAO-07-1228T(September 11, 2007) (Testimony before the Subcommittee on Health, Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives (PDF — 340K)
+United States National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Environmental Health and Toxicology, Enviro-Health Links, California Wildfires
"The National Library of Medicine has released a new resource focused on the health effects from wildfires. The California Wildfires web page includes information on the health effects from fires and exposure to smoke; links to air quality resources, environmental clean-up following fires, and animals in disasters.
"In addition, resources for emergency responders and information in Spanish are alsoincluded. Searches of NLM databases, such as MedlinePlus, PubMed,TOXLINE, Tox Town, and Haz-Map (occupational health) are provided for additional health information. It also provides the locations of facilities reporting to the EPA Toxics Release Inventory and Superfund sites in and around San Diego (TOXMAP).
"This web page is designed to help emergency responders, health care providers, public health workers, and the general public find authoritative and timely information about key health concerns from wildfires. Links to other federal government web sites, including USA.gov, FEMA, and the Department of Health and Human Services are included."
+United States Senate, Committee on Environment & Public Works, Subcommittee on Superfund and Environmental Health, EPA's Response to 9-11 and Lessons Learned for Future Emergency Preparedness (Hearing) (June 20, 2007)
"This hearing is to examine EPA's response and future preparedness and to receive testimony on the Test and Clean program EPA is conducting in Lower Manhattan.
"Following September 11th, EPA was highly involved conducting air, water, and dust monitoring in Lower Manhattan for environmental hazards. EPA vacuumed street debris and disposed of hazardous wastes. EPA also conducted a voluntary clean up program from 2002 to 2003 that served more 4,100 residents in Lower Manhattan. Although EPA does not ordinarily administer worker protection regulations, it provided respirators and protective gear for workers at the World Trade Center site....
"In January 2007, EPA opened the public registration for a new Lower Manhattan Test and Clean Program. This program is designed to test for elevated levels of four contaminants associated with dust from the collapse of the World Trade Center. FEMA has provided $7 million to EPA for this work. I understand that members of the expert panel CEQ and EPA convened for this purpose are dissatisfied that a more exacting program could not be developed. However, I have an August 2006, letter from New York City Health Commissioner Frieden stating, 'The environmental investigations and testing conducted in lower Manhattan indicates that potential health impacts from any remaining [World Trade Center] dust are extremely low or non-existent.'"— Statement of Sen. James M. Inhofe (R-Okla.)
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Tickets cost just £39 per person and include a three-course meal, followed by a disco to take you into the night.
Further drink and canapé options are available as follows (prices are per person):
- Mulled wine £5.25
- Winter Pimms £5.25
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To Start
Cream of Celeriac Soup, Parmesan, Herb Beignet (v)
Confit of Duck & Pistachio Terrine, Orange Jelly, Baby Leaf Salad
Smoked Mackerel Salad, Beetroot Puree, Pickled Shallots, Horseradish Dressing
Traditional Roast Free Range Turkey with all the Trimmings, Turkey Jus
Roast Fillet of Cod, Lemon, Thyme & Caper Butter
Herb Crusted Fillet of Pork, Apple Chutney, Red Wine Jus
Wild Mushroom, Spinach & Ricotta Pithivier, Tomato Coulis (v)
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Traditional Christmas Pudding, Warm Brandy Anglais
Chocolate Marquise, Raspberry Compote, Whiskey Anglais
Poached Clementine, Vanilla Panna Cotta, Winter Spiced Berry Coulis
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