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CULTURE-SOUTH AFRICA: Made in Khayelitsha, Sold in New York

by Stephanie Nieuwoudt , IPS Inter Press Service - Women: Leading the Way

CAPE TOWN, Jul 25 (IPS) - Entering the Monkeybiz shop, one is confronted with hundreds of brightly coloured beaded animals, dolls, place mats and pictures. You find yourself smiling involuntarily....

add a comment | Jul 25, 2008    


CULTURE-SOUTH AFRICA: Made in Khayelitsha, Sold in New York

by Stephanie Nieuwoudt , IPS Inter Press Service - Women: Leading the Way

CAPE TOWN, Jul 25 (IPS) - Entering the Monkeybiz shop, one is confronted with hundreds of brightly coloured beaded animals, dolls, place mats and pictures. You find yourself smiling involuntarily....

add a comment | Jul 25, 2008    


CULTURE-SOUTH AFRICA: Made in Khayelitsha, Sold in New York

by Stephanie Nieuwoudt , IPS Inter Press Service - HIV/AIDS

CAPE TOWN, Jul 25 (IPS) - Entering the Monkeybiz shop, one is confronted with hundreds of brightly coloured beaded animals, dolls, place mats and pictures. You find yourself smiling involuntarily....

add a comment | Jul 25, 2008    


Cordial mood awaits Karadzic in Hague detention unit

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters By Alexandra Hudson THE HAGUE, July 25 (Reuters) - Radovan Karadzic can expect an ensuite cell, home-cooked Balkan cuisine and a convivial atmosphere where former enemies play table football if he ...

add a comment | Jul 25, 2008    


CULTURE-SOUTH AFRICA: Made in Khayelitsha, Sold in New York

by Stephanie Nieuwoudt , IPS Inter Press Service - HIV/AIDS

CAPE TOWN, Jul 25 (IPS) - Entering the Monkeybiz shop, one is confronted with hundreds of brightly coloured beaded animals, dolls, place mats and pictures. You find yourself smiling involuntarily....

add a comment | Jul 25, 2008    


Typhoons Bury Tons Of Carbon In The Oceans

by (author unknown), EarthWire Climate RSS News Feed

A single typhoon in Taiwan buries as much carbon in the ocean -- in the form of sediment -- as all the other rains in that country all year long combined....

add a comment | Jul 24, 2008    


Northern Wildfire Smoke May Cast Shadow On Arctic Warming

by (author unknown), EarthWire Climate RSS News Feed

The Arctic may get some temporary relief from global warming if the annual North American wildfire season intensifies, according to a new study. Smoke transported to the Arctic from northern forest fires may cool the surface for several weeks to months at a time, according to the most detailed analysis yet...

add a comment | Jul 24, 2008    


Huge Amount Of Fossil Fuels In Arctic: 90 Billion Barrels Of Oil And 1,670 Trillion Cubic Feet Of Na...

by (author unknown), EarthWire Climate RSS News Feed

The area north of the Arctic Circle has an estimated 90 billion barrels of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil, 1,670 trillion cubic feet of technically recoverable natural gas, and 44 billion barrels of technically recoverable natural gas liquids in 25 geologically defined areas thought to have potential for petroleum. These resources account...

add a comment | Jul 24, 2008    


U.K. Discloses Progress in Fighting Climate Change

by (author unknown), EarthWire Climate RSS News Feed

A United Kingdom government report shows the United Kingdom will fall short of its 2010 goal of cutting carbon dioxide emissions. But it said it is still on track to nearly double its Kyoto target of reducing total greenhouse gases 12.5 percent below 1990 levels by 2012....

add a comment | Jul 24, 2008    


Implementing a Comprehensive Energy and Climate Strategy: Novartis

by (author unknown), EarthWire Climate RSS News Feed

Novartis benefits from investing in energy efficiency and climate change mitigation by achieving the Kyoto target through reduced energy use and reduced greenhouse gas emissions....

add a comment | Jul 24, 2008