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Composting is an obvious solution

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By Kevin Kearney
| The West Volusia Beacon Verified
BY KEVIN KEARNEY We face a lot of environmental problems these days, and solutions can seem out of reach. But there is an area where we can all make a significant, visible difference: composting. Composting is natural. Under the right conditions, microbes will naturally transform our food and yard waste into a nutrient-rich soil, producing minimal emissions. If left to rot in a landfill, however, the scraps will release methane as they decompose. Composting is easy.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Emo

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By Kevin Kearney
| InsideHook Verified
Emo Night goes by a few different names, but you can expect some consistency across its various iterations: goth-lite cosplay, impassioned sing-alongs and drink specials with names like Story of the Beer. Emo Nite LA was the first to offer branded merch, including a t-shirt that said "SAD AS FUCK." Then they began touring the country, despite their performance being little more than two dudes presiding over a Spotify playlist. Then, in 2022, they played Coachella. Emo nostalgia is big business.
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The Quixotic Cringe of 'The Red-Headed Pilgrim'

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By Kevin Kearney
| The Millions Verified
The Quixotic Cringe of ‘The Red-Headed Pilgrim’ For a certain kind of reader, the prologue to Kevin Maloney’s The Red-Headed Pilgrim will sound familiar. It features a writer approaching middle-age looking back on his life, explaining how he wrote the book you’ve just opened. If you did the summer reading back in AP Literature, you’ve likely already guessed Maloney’s source material.
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