Tag Archives: 6th Extinction

Renewables

Posted on April 20, 2019 by Pam Lazos

Renewables Every April my garden explodes with color and vibrancy, a newfound life after the doldrums and dormancy of winter. I’ve planted a lot of perennials, so other than raking, weeding, and mulching, I don’t have much to do (!) … Continue reading →

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Not A Scientist

Posted on October 16, 2017 by Pam Lazos

Not A Scientist Did you go to the March for Science on Earth Day? Did you feel the swell of pride for all the people who lent their support in favor of science? Do you worry about the current state … Continue reading →