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<div><font face="Geneva">1st paragraph: "The world's largest
publicly-traded coal company has agreed to make fuller public
disclosures about the risks climate change poses to its business in a
settlement of charges that it misled investors and the
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<div><font face="Geneva"><b>Peabody Energy reaches climate-change
settlement<br>
</b>USA TODAY<br>
- ?10 hours ago?</font></div>
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>http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2015/11/09/peabody-energy-climat<span
></span>e-settlement/75445914/</font></div>
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"The outlines of the carbon cycle, in organisms at any rate,
have been evident since Joseph Priestley's day. The critical step,
'obviously', is the photosynthetic reduction of carbon dioxide."<br>
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"What can be said with assurance is that there is a unique and
nearly ubiquitous compound, with the empirical formula<b>
H</b>(2960)<b>O</b>(1480)<b>C</b>(1480)<b>N</b>(16)<b>P</b>(1.8)<b>S</b
> called living matter. Its synthesis, on an oxidized and
uncarboxylated earth, is the most intricate feat of chemical
engineering ever performed - and the most delicate operation that
people have ever tampered with."<br>
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Edward S. Deevey, Jr. Mineral Cycles.<br>
<i>Scientific American</i>, September 1970</font><br>
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