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The Nuclear Waste Crisis
By Mary-Kate Smith
Now that the U.S. has reaped the so-called benefit from "clean" nuclear power for decades, the time has come to solve the problem of the highly radioactive nuclear waste.
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A Transcendent Quality
By Nick Ucci, Ph.D., Centereach, NY
As a fine artist, I was surprised by the handful of initial plans presented by the architectural firms that New York City hired to propose designs for the World Trade Center space.
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Every House Has Its Own Song
By Ursula B.G. Kilner, Salisbury
A house has a mind of its own and does any number of "things" at times when you will worry most.
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Gayla D. Matos played at the Fete & Faire sponsored by St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Litchfield on September 8. Photo/Robin Gourd
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Environmental Disasters at Railroad Facilities
By John Carter
In my last article, Environmental Site Assessments [July 26], I said that railroad property is something that you might not want to own. This is why!
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Emma Nance of Cornwall made a clay pot with Naysan McIlhargey of Cornwall Bridge Pottery during the Litchfield Historical Society's 8th annual Borough Days on September 8. Photo/Robin Gourd
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