On arriving in Chihuahua, I discovered with great joy that the city hosted “El Museo de Mamut” – the Museum of the Mammoth. I did not realize that mammoths had lived as far south as Mexico.
World
Could Fast Radio Bursts Be Powering Alien Probes?
AGU: Last Remnant Of North American Ice Sheet Likely To Disappear In 300 Years
Griggs: Rotary Works For Clean Water And Sanitation On Lake Atitlán, Guatemala March 2017
Villa Tangara, Panajachel, Guatemala. Photo by David Griggs/ladailypost.com
By DAVID GRIGGS
Foreign Correspondent
Los Alamos Daily Post
A friend recently told me that Rotary clubs in the US and Canada raise money, and in Central America the Rotary clubs spend it.
Since retiring, I have spent four winters in Guatemala. After seeing the wonderful programs that are supported down here by Rotary, I joined a club on Lake Atitlán. I have attended annual regional Project Fairs, first in Antigua, Guatemala, and subsequently in Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador. I have seen
Los Alamos Photo Club Hosts 22nd Annual Show
Can The Southwest Endure A Change In Climate?
By ROGER SNODGRASS
Los Alamos Daily Read More
World Futures: PEOPLE … Sustainable Long Term Encapsulation – Including Mental
By ANDY ANDREWS
Los Alamos World Futures Institute
• World Futures: What Do We Need?
In the domain of science fiction (e.g., Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars, Star Trek…) we see space vehicles zooming around the universe with human beings on board seemingly doing well pursuing a mission, discovering new worlds, finding new life forms, and engaging in combat.
Many aspects of the voyage, however, are taken for granted since it is a fictional universe. Perhaps most important in the “for-granted” category are energy, mass, time, and the sanity of the humans.
The space vehicle is a capsule Read More
Los Alamos High School Graduate Kevin Johnson Becomes CEO Of Starbucks April 3
Los Alamos High School 1978 graduate Kevin Johnson will become chief executive office and assume full responsibility for Starbucks global business and operations April 3.
Johnson, his sister Kerry Hinsch and brother Dr. Tim Johnson all grew up in Los Alamos and graduated from LAHS. Dr. Tim Johnson, an optometrist at Eye Associates of New Mexico, still resides in Los Alamos. Johnson’s father, Jim Read More
Los Alamos County Council Considers Resolution On Treatment Of Immigrants And Refugees April 4
Los Alamos County Council members will consider adopting a resolution regarding the just treatment of immigrants and refugees in the United States when it meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 4 at the Municipal Building.
Councilor Pete Sheehy was instrumental in having the resolution prepared. He read a letter to his fellow councilors at a February work session asking them to consider discussing the issue with County residents and consider passing a resolution on the issue.
The letter stated that Read More
Los Alamos Church Members On Mexico Mission
On the first official day of spring break Monday, more than 50 members of the United Church of Los Alamos and the Unitarian Universalist Church saddled up for a long drive and an even longer work week.