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The gullies are essentially pipelines that move prime soil (and herbicides and pesticides) from fields into streams.
The shrimp farming industry gets a bad rap, but it might be greener than you think -- and we eat enough of the stuff that it's worth getting right.
This is food propaganda we can get behind.
A new lawsuit aiming to sharpen the Clean Water Act's acidification rules might be a stretch -- but it's better than nothing.
And why it's too late for the rain.
Well, OK, not every single day. Just six days a week on average. Actually, to be specific, 6.3 days a week.
A sneak peak at a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist's new book about the tar-sands oil rush.
There's still a lot POTUS can do.
"Point here if: You have seen a passenger naked."
