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Most of the other entries under this tag come from this item, actually.

August 7
[Aberrant] An INTERPOL report on Greenwar makes note of recent actions believed to be the work of the eco-terrorist group: the psychic attacks on Susan Durant, Anthony Farrell and Sato Tanaka and the deaths of Janos Van De Meer and Ricardo Mendez.

The memo ends up by noting the main thing Greenwar have that most other eco-terrorist organizations don't: novas.

Okay, okay...

April
[Aberrant] This month's Car and Driver contains an article on hypercombustion and fuel-cell engines, "Gas-Guzzlers: Goodbye for Good in Japan" by Jean Ingalls.

Two years ago, the Japanese government announced that a ban on the sale of vehicles with old-school internal-combustion engines would go into effect this year. That effect is now in.

April?
[Aberrant] Belizean investor Ricardo Mendez's dismembered body is found packed into a crate in a warehouse he owns in Belmopan. Also found in the warehouse are the bodies of numerous tropical birds, apparently packed for illegal shipment out of the country to pet shops.

The bodies provide the motive for the murder. My tags show who had the means and the opportunity.

No Marvels this time, except maybe the mortal kind.

March
[Aberrant] Bridgett Caulder and Hector "Lash" Guzman finally meet in Harlem's Blackburn Hotel. The stress of his attempt to reshape her flesh causes her eruption, and she is shocked when her new telepathic powers show her, in his mind, a mirror of her own quest for understanding. She agrees to stay at the Blackburn, a Terat enclave, and learn from the One Race.

How's that for a twist?

Anthony Farrell sells Farrell and Sons, retires.

"Kitchen aromas aren't very homely" [sic] to him anymore, I suspect.

The Episcopal Church of St. James, in Oakland, CA, is pleased to announce, in numerous OpNet Christian fora, that it now conducts daily OpNet services.

"Where two and three gather in my name, there am I also: Can you not feel my hands in your pockets?" (J.R. "Bob" Dobbs)

March 3
[Aberrant] Spike in Jose Diaz' communications.

I repeat, nothing to see here.

A belated first mention.

December 4
[Aberrant] Dr. Susan Durant, chief of research for NewGen Inc., is found catatonic in her Baltimore home, which shows signs of forcible entry. On regaining consciousness, she shows a mortal terror of medical personnel and instruments, medications, and people in general. Interviews establish that she has been made to experience the life of a rabbit in one of NewGen's labs.

This is the chronologically earliest mentioned action by the nova-led eco-terrorist collective known as Greenwar. The psychic attack on Durant was the work of Greenwar co-founder Ryan "Animus" Abbnet, who can communicate telepathically with animals, and can project memories he's read from them into human minds. (The other co-founder, Shawna "Fauna" McShane, can turn in whole or part into any animal from mouse-sized to elephant-sized, and can also communicate with animals and even control them. Both erupted in 2003 — McShane when attacked by the NYPD at an animal-rights demonstration, Abbnet during a raid on an animal-testing lab.)