A novel approach to emissions control

Tracy Barnett

Published: December 31, 2009Posted in: Featured, WhyTags: air pollution, Dario Castillejos, El Imparcial, environment, humor, Mexico, Oaxaca

Darío Castillejos, cartoonist of the newspaper El Imparcial of Oaxaca, offers us a solution:

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Tracy L. Barnett is the founding editor of The Esperanza Project. She can be reached at tracy@tracybarnettonline.com.

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