August 2009
126 posts
Prized antiques, Alaskana put up for sale to... →
Health alert extended as smoke lingers in... →
Routines are easier to remember when combined with... →
July 2009
246 posts
We’re following the leader, the leader, the... →
10 Worst Evolutionary Designs →
Funds Dwindle To Dismantle Old Nuclear Plants →
Malaria Vaccine, Via Mosquito →
Going To Fish Camp Part 2: Ekuk Village →
8:20am -- J. Robert Oppenheimer's 'Right Hand'... →
Do shamans have more sex? Why New Age spirituality... →
State's spill reponse team leader resigns post →
Pump station gets pig launcher →
Discussing Ethics Part II - Keeping Politicians... →
Publication Available: "Canada's Relationship with... →
Kuskowkim group strives to protect resources →
Swine flu cases up in N.W.T., Nunavut →
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Another U.S.-Canada Arctic mapping trip won't... →
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Protect and Preserve: Mobile Art-Conservation Van... →
Concerned about toxic mercury in some Western... →
Bibliography on household water treatment and safe... →
When rain falls on snow, Arctic animals may starve →
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Blackboard Patent Invalidated By Appellate Court →
July 28, 1907: Tupperware's First Burp →
Letter: KDLG news director blog causes “soul to... →
Firefighter allegedly shoots cyclist in head to... →
Dillingham radio news director quits after her... →
Budget on an Irregular Income [Budgeting] →
Centenarian Tango dancers in Argentina →
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Swine flu kills Fairbanks woman →
Palin’s Farewell Address - Full Transcript →
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Book club inspires kids to turn off the PC and... →
Labrador TB cases on rise →
First Nations fishery opens up in Yukon River →
Dillingham radio news director quits amid blog... →
Payroll taxes threaten village organizations →
PP: Guess What? FEMA officially sucks! →
King Island and the Great Sickness: the Terrible... →
The Best First Language For a Young Programmer →
New Zealand Tree Stuck In Evolutionary Time Warp →
Public broadcasting outlets could merge →
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[H1N1, pandemic, preparedness]: Swine flu could...
Swine flu could kill hundreds of thousands in U.S. if vaccine fails, CDC says By Thomas H. Maugh II As much as 40% of the workforce could be affected during the peak of a pandemic, health officials say, noting low resistance to the H1N1 virus and its persistence through the summer months. http://hlthenvt.tumblr.com for Grassroots Science Edublogging, FYI Sci.TEK teachers Biocultural Science...
