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...deadly marine impact of nitrogen, mainly from fertilizer runoff, sewage and animal wastes, has been recognized for years. But the E.D.F. study is the first to pinpoint acid rain as an important source of coastal pollution. Any overload of nitrogen feeds marine algae, which bloom into vast growths that block sunlight and deplete the oxygen supply, smothering fish and crustaceans. The E.D.F. reports that 25% of the nitrogen contaminating Chesapeake Bay is the result of acid rain; investigators found similar nitrogen levels in a preliminary study of the coastal waters of New York and North Carolina. The proposed solution: tighter...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Environment: Something Fishy About Acid Rain . | 5/9/1988 | See Source »

According to Bloom, Milton's "egotistical sublime" style in the poem indicates that "the true God of Paradise Lost is the narrator...

Author: By Carlton S. Smith, | Title: Bloom Discusses Milton In 1988 Norton Lecture | 4/14/1988 | See Source »

...Satan is the focus of 'Paradise Lost'," he said. "Christ is a poetic disaster." Bloom also described Milton's God as a "catastrophe, an ill-tempered, sanctimonious bore who resembles Ronald Reagan...

Author: By Carlton S. Smith, | Title: Bloom Discusses Milton In 1988 Norton Lecture | 4/14/1988 | See Source »

...Satan was the true poet in 'Paradise Lost'," Bloom said. "I find in Satan all my own best qualities. Surely Milton intended this, for Satan has all of Milton's best qualities in him. The only difference," Bloom continued, "is that Satan believes in the duality of matter and spirit...

Author: By Carlton S. Smith, | Title: Bloom Discusses Milton In 1988 Norton Lecture | 4/14/1988 | See Source »

...lecture series, presented by the Center for Literary Studies, will continue next Wednesday, when Bloom is scheduled to speaking Romanticism. It will conclude on April 27 with a lecture on "Freud and Beyond...

Author: By Carlton S. Smith, | Title: Bloom Discusses Milton In 1988 Norton Lecture | 4/14/1988 | See Source »

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