Review In Monterey County Weekly of New Enterprise Phase 3
Review In Monterey County Weekly of New Enterprise Phase 3 by Mica Quintana
Review In Monterey County Weekly of New Enterprise Phase 3 by Mica Quintana
By Joe Romm on Jul 6, 2011 at 12:53 pm Another power station was shut down by jellyfish today amid claims that climate change is causing a population surge among the species. Swarm: Hundreds of jellyfish blocked the water-supply grills at the Hadera plant
Britain’s butterflies were on the wing earlier than ever before this spring following a warm April, a wildlife charity has said.
by Jaymi Heimbuch, San Francisco, California on 01.18.11 We’ve heard of giant snails used as a great food source for undernourished communities, and even used as a way to save gorillas. But now, can the miracle creature also help Russia with air pollution problems? According to PhysOrg, a Russian waterworks facility is using six Achatina snails, or giant African snails, to test a way to monitor pollution from its
Themohaline Circulation screening at Temescal Street Cinema 2010, 8pm curated by Royal Nonesuch Gallery Reception 7-8 pm at gallery before screening
New Enterprise, phase 3 curated by fine art base June 10 – September 22, 2010 @ the Henry Miller Library Highway One | Big Sur CA |93920
BUFFET Volume 1 DVD Release Party. Domy Books 1709 Westheimer Road , Houston Sunday February 21 6pm-8pm Featured Artists include Chelsey Beck, Susan Chen, Jonathan Duram, Galeria Perdida, (Andres Janacua and Julie Spielman), John Hershend, Lauren Kelly, Laura Lark, Cody Ledvina, Sharad Patel, Nancy Popp, Kelly Sears, James Sham, Hilary Wilder, and Daniel Zajicek. Produced by Kelly Pike, Sasha Dela, and Karen Hearn with support from the Idea Fund and