Check out this entry in the Writer’s Almanac: It’s the day Confucius‘ birthday is celebrated in Taiwan. The holiday is called Teacher’s Day.
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Could the Price of Climate Change REALLY Be $60 Trillion?
What’s the real imperative of the migration to renewable energy and cutting back our consumption of fossil fuels via efficiency and conservation? Might you say: Climate change? We’ll, that certainly one good answer. Of course, there are half a dozen …
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