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Conservation, Keystone XL and Oil Trains
Published in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel on Wednesday, March 5, 2014. Link below. German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer observed, “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” Applied … Continue reading
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Tagged boreal forests, dilbit, Enbridge, energy conservation, Kalamazoo River, Karl Garson, Keystone XL, Kitimat B.C, Lac-Megantic, oil trains
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The Peril Above Genoa
Genoa is a village on the Mississippi River in Vernon County, Wisconsin. The following essay on the environmental risks posed by the oil trains travelling along the shoreline of the Upper Mississippi states of Wisconsin and Minnesota was published in … Continue reading
Posted in Clean Water, Environment, Karl Garson, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Nature, Published, Wetlands, Wisconsin
Tagged Bakken Formation, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific, Deepwater Horizon, Genoa Wisconsin, Karl Garson, oil spills, oil trains, Tar Sands, Upper Mississippi
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The Peril Above Genoa
Genoa is a village on the Mississippi River in Vernon County, Wisconsin. The following essay on the environmental risks posed by the oil trains travelling along the shoreline of the Upper Mississippi states of Wisconsin and Minnesota was published in … Continue reading
Posted in Clean Water, Environment, Karl Garson, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Nature, Published, Wetlands, Wisconsin
Tagged Bakken Formation, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific, Deepwater Horizon, Genoa Wisconsin, Karl Garson, oil spills, oil trains, Tar Sands, Upper Mississippi
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Karl Garson / Postcards from America 