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Leslie Anthony

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Award-winning science/environment/adventure travel writer and author. Sharing facts, frisson and fun while helping take out the conservative trash
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Range Rover: Rocks in my Head I—The Charlevoix Astrobleme

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I’ve written in this space before about Global Geoparks. It’s a UNESCO designation under the same program that recognizes World Biosphere Reserves and World Heritage Sites, a troika that seeks to conserve both tangible and intangible aspects of natural and human heritage.
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Range Rover: Going deep

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By Leslie Anthony Verified
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The other day, I woke up early, flicked on my computer, and dove some 400-plus metres to the bottom of Lake Superior. The largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area, holding enough water to cover all of North and South America under 30 cm of the stuff, Superior is a cold, mythical (cue “The Song of Hiawatha” and “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald”) and generally mysterious place. And “Superior Maximus”—its deepest point—more mysterious still.
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Range Rover: A hero at ninety

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By Leslie Anthony Verified
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Did I go to David Suzuki’s 90th birthday benefit concert at Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre? You bet I did. Was it good? Outstanding. Not to mention an inspiring call to action to help rekindle current malaise in these dangerous days of fascism and separatist traitors to both the country and the environment. Not only were the musical presentations heartfelt and fantastic in a way that went beyond any typical concert performance (and BTW, have you been to the QET lately?
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