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Global warming ethics, big-box woes in Silverthorne & Oktoberfest coverage ...
SUMMIT COUNTY —Our story about a new book on the moral dimensions of environmental issues quickly jumped to the top of the list Saturday and stayed through Sunday evening. The book, edited by a well-known Oregon State University philosophy professor, is a collection of essays highlighting the moral obligations associated with global warming.
Other popular stories included coverage of the coming showdown over a plan to build another big-box retail outlet in Summit County, a photoblog from the Frisco Oktoberfest and coverage of a recent federal report that identified a new ocean dead zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington. Check out the rest of the weekend headlines below and help spread the word about Summit Voice with the social media share buttons at the end of each post, including this one. Link directly to Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon, or share directly via e-mail.
- Global warming has a moral dimension
- Letter: Silverthorne Lowe’s analysis lacking key information
- Summit County: Wet August, annual precip near average
- Oktoberfest, a global touchstone, comes to Frisco
- Silverthorne: Lowe’s impacts could be ‘severe and fatal’
- Hypoxic ‘dead zone’ found off Pacific Northwest coast
- Bridge work will slow I-70 traffic for a few weeks
Filed under: Summit County Colorado Tagged: | global warming, Silverthorne Lowe's, Summit County Colorado, Summit County News, Summit Voice top stories
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