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In the 1960s, Americans were focused on space and the idea of sending a man to the moon. In the meantime, a scrappy group of sea-dwelling divers were looking down — to the bottom of the ocean — and opening a vast undersea world to human exploration. So why have they been forgotten? Ben Hellwarth explains , in his new book "Sealab: America’s Forgotten Quest to Live and Work on the Ocean Floor" (Simon and Schuster). Read Full Story
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As seen on Fox News, December 2011. Read Full Story
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George Washington Bridge, New York (May 1973) Trash and tires litter Baltimore Harbor (January 1973) Drums containing hazarous industrial waste, Ville Platte, Louisiana (June 1973) Snohomish River at Everett, Washington (May 1973) Read Full Story
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First, there was the Titanic Memorial Cruise . Now available: cabins on the Titanic Anniversary Cruise (roundtrip to and from New York) on the Azamara Journey [pictured above], and the Titanic Mini Cruise (roundtrip to and from Southampton on the MS Balmoral ). Read Full Story
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Sarah Gilman's Christmas Day column in the Denver Post highlighted Failure 's feature on the Berkeley Pit. Unfortunately, the Post's editors failed to link to the article, which can be found here . Read Full Story
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The inspiring story of Sarah Wu (also known as Mrs. Q), who has become an unlikely part of the school lunch reform movement. The cover of her book, "Fed Up With Lunch" (Chronicle), is pictured at right. Read Full Story
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In the new book “A Thousand Lives” (Free Press), author Julia Scheeres makes it clear that Jim Jones never intended for Jonestown to succeed. In fact, he explored many different means of killing his followers, including loading them onto a jet plane and crashing it, and driving buses off the Golden Gate Bridge. Our feature on the book includes a link to the video advertorial that Jones used to entice followers to come down to Guyana, as well as photos, documents, movies, and audio clips that... Read Full Story
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Butte, Montana toxic waste site (and State Office of Tourism recommended "place to visit") yielding compounds that may be medically, environmentally useful. See and read more . Photo courtesy of Donald Stierle. Read Full Story
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To go out onto Berkeley Pit Lake you have to complete a 40-hour Hazmat course. But for just two dollars, a member of the public can look out over the Pit from the Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand (which is accessed by walking through a long tunnel) - and take in this strangely-compelling view . Read Full Story
