Updates

The Wall Street Journal has not come for two days. It occurred to me this afternoon that my subscription has ended. I will renew it tomorrow and resume posting here as soon as possible. Meanwhile, I suggest picking up a copy of this months Vanity Fair magazine; it is their second green issue. I am slowly working through it and I have so far enjoyed it.

On page 52, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, president of the Waterkeeper Alliance, is quoted discussing American politics regarding the environment: "Kennedy says, 'It's time that America's traditionally Republican hunters, fishermen, and ranchers took stronger leadership roles in the conservation movement and recognized that the biggest threat to the wildlife, waterways, and landscapes they love is the White House policies that are transferring those assets to coproate cronies from the lumber, mining, and energy industries.'" Clearly he is referring to President Bush's rolling back of environmental regulations which I find pathetic and depressing.

On a different note, the segment about Community Supported Agriculture aired on News Channel 5 this evening. I was quite pleased with the way it turned out. To view it, please visit http://www.wtvh.com/