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 All blogs containing the word: Missouri Department of Conservation (12 results) Sep. 02, 2008 Palin Misses the PointDale Wiley All blogs by Dale Wiley More on: Sarah Palin, Republican, energy policy, convention, acceptance speech, coal, oil, clean coal Sarah Palin is a good speaker. Jul. 27, 2008 Sarah Steelman's Misleading AdsDale Wiley All blogs by Dale Wiley More on: ethanol, Sarah Steelman, Missouri, low gas prices I used to really respect Sarah Steelman. Jun. 05, 2008 Travelogue Part 1: Pete SeegerDale Wiley All blogs by Dale Wiley This afternoon, I found myself driving over the Appalachian Plateau towards Chattanooga, my two daughters in tow, listening to Pete Seeger sing kids songs. It just doesn't get much better than that. May. 18, 2008 AcresRob Wood All blogs by Rob Wood Over the past year there have been some fascinating conversations about the promise of ethanol. Within that same twelve-month period we have seen many organizations start crying out against the production of ethanol from corn. May. 13, 2008 DownstreamRob Wood All blogs by Rob Wood More on: Missouri stream team, water conservation Water has always had an irresistible pull on my heart. When I was a kid it didn’t matter if it was a mud puddle, lake, or pond; if I could get at it, I was in it. Nothing, however, compared to my fascination with running water. I can sit and stare at a swiftly moving stream and become lost for hours..» Read blog Apr. 27, 2008 Biodiesel is Not The ProblemDale Wiley All blogs by Dale Wiley More on: biodiesel, food crisis, ethanol Biodiesel is NOT adding to any food crisis. Apr. 21, 2008 Missouri Stream TeamElizabeth Exley All blogs by Elizabeth Exley More on: environment, Missouri, Stream Team, rainbow trout, Crane Creek, Missouri Department of Conservation In high school, my mother and I waded out into the water of our cold Crane Creek to fill up some vials with creek water. For me, it was just another one of my mother’s many volunteer activities. She had decided to become a Read blog Apr. 10, 2008 Farm AidElizabeth Exley All blogs by Elizabeth Exley AMES, IA—My uncle tells stories about the Farm Crisis. It was the mid-80s, and he, like many others, was struggling to keep the family farm. It’s a hard story to tell, so he leaves out how difficult it was to go through threats of bankruptcy and debt, but he lights up the room when he tells of his friends riding in convoys of tractors to Washington, DC..» Read blog Jan. 27, 2008 Do We Have a Moral Obligation to the Future?BidForGreen All blogs by BidForGreen More on: business, economy, future Dec. 05, 2007 The Importance of SolarLarry Hagman All blogs by Larry Hagman Hello, Larry Hagman here. Welcome to my first foray into the world of blogging. This is an exciting time for me, at the tender age of 76, having the opportunity to delve into a new medium of communication and education. It’s just fantastic. Nov. 12, 2007 Get It StraightBidForGreen All blogs by BidForGreen The word energy has been thrown bandied about so extensively over the last several years, it’s hard even to understand what people are really talking about. Oct. 08, 2007 A Man From MissouriBidForGreen All blogs by BidForGreen I would like to introduce you to a man who has had far greater impact than most folks realize and much less credit than he deserves. | 
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