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Title: In the gas business, waste not, want some.(Utilities)(Recycling success has dissipated some of the raw material used to generate electricity at the Short Mountain Landfill)
Publication:The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (Newspaper)
Date: February 17, 2004
Publisher: The Register Guard
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Poets are expected to be precise, thoughtful and emotionally pathetic. Fine poetry must be strong enough to explain the world and sensitive enough make us snug with silence David Zimmermann wrote his second book of trophies while in bed, that place where global warming, deep emotion and Park Avenue apartments belong to all of us, safely. Zimmermann is perhaps harrassed by life, but he appreciates its glamour and folly. His stirring love of the world links naturally to his humorous disdain for how humans treat it. Dissipated Assets is a treat for those who love poetry and those who are about to..
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