Washington Report on Middle East Affairs: ALONG THE Nile Delta’s many tributaries, life is good…
Month: February 2009
Fossils of largest snake give hint of hot earth
New York Times: Some 60 million years ago, well after the demise of the dinosaurs,…
Action plan agreed for India’s polluted cities
People and Planet: Critically polluted cities in India need a massive transition to public transport,…
Sweden dumps nuclear ban as part of new climate change strategy
Business Green: Sweden has become the latest country to turn to the nuclear option as…
Colombia: Scientists find world’s biggest snake
Nature: Researchers have found fossils of the biggest known snake in the world, a discovery…
S.F. to convert gookiest cooking grease to fuel
San Francisco Chronicle: San Francisco will become the first city in the country to convert…
Sweden lifts ban on nuclear power
Guardian: Nuclear power received a significant boost today when the Swedish government announced plans to…
California faces ‘grimmest water situation ever’
Guardian: Bill Diedrich, a fourth-generation almond grower in California’s Central Valley, expects that many of…
‘Strong arm tactics’ forcing emission cuts on emerging nations
Guardian: Environmentalists have strongly criticised attempts to “strong arm” developing countries such as India into…
United Kingdom: College unveils energy-efficient campus
Guardian: Upfront planning goes a long way when it comes to building for sustainability. In…