Tuesday, September 4, 2012. Beholding the way to Hope, Alaska. So a small swarm of us busted out our hats and mittens and headed north, hosted by the Matanuska Valley Coalition. Of 1989, at its time the largest environmental disaste.

Because of the massive losses from these nuclear boondoggles.

The Jean and Leslie Douglas Pearl Award. The Cornell Douglas Foundation is a private, non-operating foundation established in 2006.

In an endless cycle of eons she creates and destroys masterpieces, reusing her building materials to create anew. Due to the large number of photographs in this blog, it is slow to load. Saturday, December 19, 2009. Nature Creates Wierd and Wonderful. Sunday, December 06, 2009. Clouds Over Dallas, Texas.

This blog chronicles the activities of burgeoning guerrilla gardeners enrolled in English 1020 at MTSU. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Field Day, Ellington Planter, MTSU, 2010. Ah, the end upon us. Per assignment, we are here to dig. The teacher brings a hoe, bulbs, seeds, water. Friday, April 24, 2009. In the library this morning.

People have already pledged to help end mountaintop removal. The rulemaking was an effort to better protect public waterways from mountaintop removal and other destructive coal mining practices. The rule would have updated the 1983 Stream Buffer Zone Rule. The Human Cost of Coal.

Notes on Our Family and East Tennessee. Thursday, May 16, 2013. It includes an interview with my father, Jerry A. Anderson, regarding their friendship as teenagers. Knoxville gave Cormac McCarthy the raw material of his art. And he gave it back. Thursday, March 1, 2001.