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New York as Venice, Minus the Romance
11/21/2011By LESLIE KAUFMAN In Thursday’s Metro section, I wrote about a new report that details how climate change will affect New…
Read MoreHow Coffee Affects Biodiversity
11/21/2011By S. AMANDA CAUDILL I am now in Costa Rica to begin the second phase of fieldwork for my doctoral dissertation,…
Read More91 Stranded Whales Die in New Zealand and Australia
11/21/2011By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rescuers were unable to save the last surviving sperm whale from mass strandings in Australia and New…
Read MoreU.N. Panel Finds Climate Change Behind Some Extreme Weather Events
11/21/2011By JUSTIN GILLIS At least some of the weather extremes being seen around the world are consequences of human-induced climate change…
Read MorePolitics and Clean Air
11/21/2011President Obama’s decision in September to scuttle stricter national standards for smog may well go down as the worst environmental decision…
Read MoreAtatürk photos on display in Istanbul
11/21/2011Istanbul Research Institute will commemorate Republic of Turkey founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk with a special photography exhibition Nov. 10 to 24….
Read MoreOttomans and their jewelry
11/21/2011by NIKI GAMM ISTANBUL- Hürriyet Daily News A workshop at Topkapi Palace during the Ottoman period was responsible for most of…
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Airdrop Design Pulls Water From Air to Irrigate Deserts
11/21/2011by Jaymi Heimbuch The winner of this year’s James Dyson Award is one that focuses on the water crisis in Australia….
Read MoreAn activist researches Istanbul construction
11/21/2011Yaşar Adanalı, who received the Best Internet News Award, which is given within the framework of the seventh urbanization congress, is…
Read MoreLeading Sustainability Consultancy Emphasizes the Importance of Value Chain Management
11/21/2011By Akhila Vijayaraghavan The Tomorrow’s Value Ratings (TVR) is out with some surprising findings about the state of sustainable business. TVR is…
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