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Just two days ago, Gordon Brown was urging us all to stop wasting food and combat rising prices and a global shortage of provisions.
But yesterday the Prime Minister and other world leaders sat down to an 18-course gastronomic extravaganza at a G8...
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Johnny Depp may be one of the few environment-concerned actors around. So, when he needed to light up the isolated island of his, in Bahamas, he decided to keep it as...
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Can ants really predict earthquakes? If we go by observations and belief of Turkish man Kadir Sutcu they can. Kadir Sutcu is not an expert ant researcher but he claims...
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Once again we have news related to the latest and the most innovative part of lighting technology- OLED. It is no secret that I love LEDs and it seems that even before...
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Firstly this is not to be confused with another concept car design that carries the same name and is covered in green (Only the color and not so much the eco-features)....
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Gone are the days when living a eco-life meant secluding away in the woods with no or minimal necessary luxury along. Times have changed and so have the ideas, designs...
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The world’s first plastic motor powered solely and directly by light is a ground breaking news in our green world! Till now we all are well versed with the regular...
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I was stunned to learn that about 1.5 million people die each year from indoor cooking related disease, according to WHO statistics. Never realized the severe...
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Hindu women who prayed their husbands lived till the times water flowed in the Holy Ganga may no more sing the song–Ganga maiyya main jab tak ke pani rahe, mere...
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Members of one of Brazil’s few remaining “uncontacted” tribes, their bodies painted with red and black dye, shoot arrows at a surveillance plane from...
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A New Jersey man trying to exterminate insects in his apartment blew it up instead, the New York Daily News reported on Monday.
Isias Vidal Maceda was unhurt in the...
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You’ve already weighed in on the question of whether veganism or vegetarianism is better for the environment. But I want more specifics: Which is better for the...
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The continual shifting of continents has led to the theories that, as in the cases of Pangaea and Rodinia, many, if not all of our continents, were at one time or...
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One of the steps that must take place before humans will ever set foot on Mars, is the return of samples from Mars too Earth.
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There is something intrinsically frightening about earthquakes. I remember watching the 1936 movie San Francisco, starring Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer...
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WHY not Peepal or Neem, Why Eucalyptus and oher Harmful Plants at Public places?
Amit Vashist, Chandigarh
My brother Mithu was asking ” Bhaia, plant is plant...
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President Museveni speech during labour day celebrations on the 1st May at the national grounds in Kololo mentioned that the current soaring food prices in the world...
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Although her countrymen can no longer afford the imported rice that has come to dominate their diet, Josiane Desjardin sees little hope of reviving the domestic crop...
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Farmers in Argentina say they will resume protests against tax increases on food exports, following the collapse of talks with the government.
Farm leaders say they...
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Bush is right; shortage of food is due to Indians. And Indians are taking this statement on heart, which apparently, is not right. What is wrong in Bush statement, if...
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This month, the world faces yet another misfortune. The food prices have been skyrocketing.
Abdoulaye Wade seems to be among the worst hit. Thanks for crying out loud...
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China could lease overseas farming land to beat rising food prices, according to reports from Beijing.
Soaring grain prices have encouraged the ministry of agriculture...
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Every morning, Hindu devotees haul buckets of fresh, creamy milk into this neighborhood temple, then close their eyes and bow in prayer as the milk is used to bathe a...
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Economists are divided on whether India’s central bank will raise interest rates to slow inflation after it ordered lenders to set aside more money two weeks ago...
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MASSIVE production of biofuels is “a crime against humanity” because of its impact on global food prices, a UN official said today on German...
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oil — that once cost $3.75, but now costs almost $7 — are six balls of dough. There used to be eight.
“We make the same amount of money we always...
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In the 2006 State of the Union address alongside his favorite portent of a hydrogen future, President Bush pledged additional research for “cutting-edge methods...
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Oil shock of another kind. Rising demand for fuel to meet global demands for mobility is encroaching up the production of edible oils.
Conversion into bio-fuels has...
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