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How to Succeed Without Really Trying
North Dakota 'reduces' pollution by measuring it differently |
Amanda Griscom |
19 Feb 2004 |
Muckraker |
| North Dakota "reduces" pollution by measuring it differently By Amanda Griscom 19 Feb 2004 From Badlands to worse. Photo: NPS. To Theodore Roosevelt, a man who battled chronic asthma, the remote Badlands of North Dakota were as beloved for their fresh air as for their dramatic views and big game. "Wildflowers and sagebrush spiced the clean, dry North Dakotan breeze. Roosevelt's asthmatic lungs rejoiced in this air, as did his soul in the sheer ... |
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| Topics: air pollution, energy, Muckraker, North Dakota, politics, US EPA (all these topics) |
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