Posted by Greg Laden on August 22, 2009 Did Hominid STW 431 have Brucellosis? Afarensis wants to know.
A Few Things Ill Considered looks at Ian Plimer’s novel ‘debunking’ Anthropogenic Global Warming. How wrong does Plimer have to be?
A review of a new film: District 9: The future in the shadow of the past that is today
Get an update on the plight of orangutans.
Public display of affection. See for yourself. X rated. Well, actually GP rated. Well, see for yourself.
You can neither buy nor sell uranium or its ores without appropriate permits (well, unless you’re in the underground market).
Uranium has plenty uses; its oxides and salts form a variety of beautiful colors so you could make a radioactive painting. It’s used as ballast in the wingtips of large aircraft. It’s useful for testing your handheld radiation measurement devices. You can use it to teach people about radiation.
I’d go for Cobalt instead though; it involves far less paperwork.
Click here to visit my page for the novel Sungudogo
I and the BIRD … not just a Web Carnival any more
Human Evolution
Climate Change and Global Warming
Cats, Carnivores, and various Mammals
Gun Control
Birds and Bird Books
August 22, 2009
