The Christian Science Monitor
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts that if nothing is done to curb human-emitted carbon dioxide, average temperatures on Earth could increase by up to 6.4 degrees C. (11.5 F.) by century¹s end. Full story...
HopeDance
by Rex Weyler
The year 2009 will witness a tsunami of economic appeals to fix, as disgraced Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan put it, the 'flaw' in their thinking. Most will get it wrong. More...
Greenpeace
1 August 2009
As a global community, we often appear as a dysfunctional family. We bicker constantly, the strong abuse the weak, and alleged leaders behave like addicts, unwilling to change the destructive habits that are destroying our home. As in any abusive relationship, the powerful proclaim a taboo against protest and vilify those who cry out as the crazy ones. More...
Wall Street Journal
July 24, 2009
Barely 1,000 tigers are left in India today, down from an estimated 100,000 a century ago. But for the first time in years, the new government's policies toward tigers show promise, he (Valmik Thapa) tells Jyoti Malhotra for The Wall Street Journal. Here are edited excerpts.