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Congress weighs far-reaching global warming bill read more
A view of RFK Stadium, the temporary home of the Washington Nationals, background, and the Capitol building, foreground, from the Washington Monument in this May 27, 2004 file photo. Ready or not, the Washington Nationals are about to take the field. Pitchers and catchers report to Viera next week, followed five days later by the rest of the roster. The ongoing logistics scramble in Washington _ further complicated by a lost week in December when city politics almost derailed the move _ will soon lead a parallel existence with the pop of mitts and other baseball
The Miami Herald
WASHINGTON -- The last time Congress passed major environmental laws, acid rain was destroying lakes and forests, polluted rivers were on fire and smog was choking people in some cities. The fallout from global warming, while subtle now, could...

 
George W. Bush makes first overseas trip after presidency read more
US President George W. Bush speaks at the Emirates Palace Hotel, Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Bush said Sunday that Iran is threatening the security of the world, and that the United States and Arab allies must join together to confront the danger "before it's too late."
Boston Herald
BOAO, China — Former President George W. Bush cracked jokes about how he scoops up after his dog on neighborhood walks and then turned to more serious subjects like terrorism and the financial crisis Saturday during his first overseas trip...

 
Billionaire Lebedev struck from Sochi mayor ballot read more
Russian tycoon Alexander Lebedev gestures as he speaks during a press conference in Moscow, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2009. The owners of London's Evening Standard newspaper announced Wednesday that Lebedev has bought a controlling 75.1 percent stake in the venerable but money-losing paper for a "nominal sum", widely reported to be 1 pound (USD 1.40).
Philadelphia Daily News
DAVID NOWAK The Associated Press MOSCOW - Billionaire and Russian government critic Alexander Lebedev has been struck from the mayoral ballot in the Winter Olympic city of Sochi , prompting renewed questions over the country's commitment to...

 
Turkey: Hundreds protest alleged coup plot arrests read more
Feriha Ugandor, 90, shouts pro-secular republic slogans and waves a national flag as tens of thousand of Turks march to the mausoleum of Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey in Ankara, Turkey, Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008. Some 125,000 flag-waving Turks denounced the Islamic-rooted government over its plan to lift a decades-old ban on Islamic head scarves in universities, a move the foreign minister said would expand Turkish freedoms.
Syracuse
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - ANKARA, Turkey (AP) ? Hundreds of people are protesting the arrests of university professors and other secularists accused of involvement in an alleged plot to topple the Islamic-rooted government. The protesters, mostly...

 
Congress weighs far-reaching global warming bill read more
A view of RFK Stadium, the temporary home of the Washington Nationals, background, and the Capitol building, foreground, from the Washington Monument in this May 27, 2004 file photo. Ready or not, the Washington Nationals are about to take the field. Pitchers and catchers report to Viera next week, followed five days later by the rest of the roster. The ongoing logistics scramble in Washington _ further complicated by a lost week in December when city politics almost derailed the move _ will soon lead a parallel existence with the pop of mitts and other baseball
The Miami Herald
WASHINGTON -- The last time Congress passed major environmental laws, acid rain was destroying lakes and forests, polluted rivers were on fire and smog was choking people in some cities. The fallout from global warming, while subtle now, could...

 
Vettel grabs pole for Chinese GP read more
Red Bull Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany in action during his qualifying in pole position for the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit in Shanghai, China, Saturday, April 18, 2009. The Chinese Grand Prix will be held at the circuit on Sunday April 19.
Kansas City Star
More News Sebastian Vettel captured the pole position for the Chinese Grand Prix in dramatic fashion Saturday at Shanghai International Circuit. Vettel came out late in the third and final qualifying session (Q3) and turned in only one lap at one...

 
Africa hit by mega-drought pattern - study read more
(FAIR USE ONLY) Rain has not fallen in northern Kenya for two years and half of all cows and sheep are already dead. Even camels are succumbing, often just as they arrive at the relative refuge of boreholes like this one at Dambas. drought africa
Independent online (SA)
Washington - Reeling from consecutive lengthy droughts for 3 000 years, sub-Saharan Africa faces an inevitable repetition of mega-droughts, according to a study published on Friday. A team of US geoscientists and climate scientists found that severe...

 
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe lights up the independence flame, during the country's 29th Independence celebrations, in Harare, Zimbabwe, Saturday, April 18, 2009. Mugabe, in power since 1980 called on Zimbabwe's inclusive government to work together for the good of the country.
Zimbabwe rivals mark independence read more
Al Jazeera
Zimbabwe's leaders have celebrated their country's independence day, its first under the coalition government that brought the two rivals together. Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president, and Morgan Tsvangirai, the prime minister, marked the occasion together for the first time on Saturday, raising hopes that political tensions are easing. Mugabe told...
Africa hit by mega-drought pattern - study read more
(FAIR USE ONLY) Rain has not fallen in northern Kenya for two years and half of all cows and sheep are already dead. Even camels are succumbing, often just as they arrive at the relative refuge of boreholes like this one at Dambas. drought africa
Independent online (SA)
Washington - Reeling from consecutive lengthy droughts for 3 000 years, sub-Saharan Africa faces an inevitable repetition of mega-droughts, according to a study published on Friday. A team of US geoscientists and climate scientists found that severe...

 

 

 

 

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