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Doug Moss

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As seen in: Earth Talk, Patch, Pocket, The Good Men Project, NewsBreak, Pamplin Media, The Herald Dispatch, Kirkus Reviews, Portland Tribune, Victoria Advocate, Desert Valley Times and
Founding Editor/Publisher, E/The Environmental Magazine & its syndicated column, EarthTalk. Owner, Douglas Forms & Printing. Musician/Composer & Activist
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EarthTalk – How do enviromentalists view owl cull plan?

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By Roddy Scheer, Doug Moss
| Kiowa County Press
© Dear EarthTalk: Is it true the federal government is planning to slaughter 450,000 wild owls in the Pacific Northwest? How do environmentalists feel about it? Paula T., Bend, OR In 2025, the federal government released a controversial plan to remove 450,000 barred owls from Pacific Northwest forests in an attempt to protect the endangered spotted owl population.
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EarthTalk – What foods are healthiest for our bodies and the planet?

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By Roddy Scheer, Doug Moss
| Kiowa County Press
© Dear EarthTalk: Since the food we eat is an important environmental factor in our health, what foods are the healthiest for our bodies and the planet? Jan Harmon, New York, NY In a world increasingly aware of climate change and public health crises, our food choices and diet have become a focus. The foods we eat not only affect our health but also the health of our planet.
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EarthTalk – When will solar-powered trains be ready for prime time?

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By Roddy Scheer, Doug Moss
| Kiowa County Press
© Dear EarthTalk: Is anybody working on solar-powered trains, and if so, when will they be ready for prime time? Paul Best, Los Angeles, CA Solar-powered trains run on the Sun’s energy to operate, via solar panels placed on train stations, on the roofs of trains, or most commonly, from the rail tracks.
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