Exploration, for June 13, 2006 - 2:00pm
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In the months after the devastating Hurricane Katrina, the main culprit has been sought. U.S. Army Corp of Engineers blames itself in a six thousand page report. China’s pollution costs the country 2 million dollars a year. Professor Richard Heinberg, author of “Power Down” talking about worst case scenarios and when hell breaks loose due to a collapse of nations, lack of oil supplies and global warming.
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