Tangled Bank #56 at Centrerion Canadian Politics

By scientificactivist on June 21, 2006.

The latest edition of the science blog carnival Tangled Bank is up at Centrerion Canadian Politics. Go check it out for a good sampling of what people have been writing about around the science blogosphere, which does, you may be surprised to find out, extend beyond the confines of Seed's ScienceBlogs site.

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Hi Nick,

Thanks for your submission and trackback, which is appreciated of course.

By the way, I have a hot tip: Green Party of Canada Leadership candidate Elizabeth May has given us an interview, and we're posting it throughout the week. Parts 1-3 are already up, concerning her leadership and the economy.

Le Centre
Centrerion Canadian Politics
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