Nearly Friday link drop
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Wed, Dec 09 2009 at 11:07 PM EST
The Ice Polar Bear at COP15 | Photo: America.gov/Flickr My web browser is bursting with great stories that are begging to be shared. Here's a bevy of interesting links to help you pass the time and expand your news horizon.
Enjoy!
• How can we encourage more young women to bike?
• Bananas are picked green and gassed in facilities like this to turn yellow.
• Marc Ambinder completely rips apart Sarah Palin's Washington Post "Boycott Copenhagen op-ed in the Atlantic.
• China built an empty city to hit a targeted growth in GDP of 8%.
• Wired examines the psychology of climate change denial.
• MNN's own Karl Burkart reports about the drama surrounding day three of the COP15 talks in Copenhagen.
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Comments
DickersonCANDY22
02/24/2011 12:22 PM
Following my own investigation, thousands of persons on our planet receive the business loans from well known banks. So, there's good possibilities to get a auto loan in every country.
Paulo
12/10/2009 13:59 PM
Nice reading list!
