Saving the planet will be one hell of a ball game

HOW ironic that in the week when we finally accepted we are killing the planet with our over-use of energy, the main cause for celebration should be a game played under a megawatt blaze of floodlights following a beautiful, sunny spring afternoon.

Saving the planet will be one hell of a ball game
Fri, 09 Feb, 2007 - 00:00
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The challenges in saving the planet will be painful indeed.

Ted Neville

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