In: World News

Bill Clinton: World Must Prepare for Climate Refugees
10/25/2011

by Brian Merchant, Brooklyn, New York Some of the most dramatic impacts of climate change will be felt by the millions…

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‘Thank God that Turkey is not in the eurozone,’ economic expert says
10/25/2011

Turkey has avoided some of the worst of the financial crisis facing many advanced economies because the majority of its public…

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Amazon Drought Released 1.8 Billion Tons of CO2 in 2010
10/25/2011

by Stephen Messenger, Porto Alegre, Brazil Last year, the Amazon rainforest experienced the worst drought on record, reducing normally flowing rivers…

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Flamingos reach record numbers in Turkey
10/25/2011

Every year 15,000 flamingo couples breed in Turkey’s wetlands. The number of flamingos in Turkey has reached a record number, with…

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California Governor Signs Shark Fin Ban Into Law
10/25/2011

by Jaymi Heimbuch, San Francisco, California Great news for sharks came on Friday in California when news hit that Governor Jerry…

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A Post Carbon Memo to Occupy Wall Street: We Need A Post-Growth Economy, For Nature & People
10/24/2011

by Matthew McDermott, New York, NY Richard Heinberg from the Post Carbon Institute has issued a memo to Occupy Wall Street…

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Many Die as Eastern Turkey Is Jolted by Quake
10/24/2011

By SEBNEM ARSU ISTANBUL — At least 138 people were killed and about 350 were injured after a powerful earthquake struck…

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Walmart Faces Trouble in China For Selling Fake “Organic” Pork
10/24/2011

by Rachel Cernansky, Boulder, Colorado Walmart stores in southwest China’s Chongqing have been forced to close following allegations that they have…

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Gucci Staff in China Claim Severe Abuse That Resulted in Illness, Miscarriages
10/24/2011

by Lori Zimmer Gucci has replaced senior managers at its flagship store in Shenzhen, China, after former staff accused the luxury…

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Zimbabwe: Fights Break Out As Water Crisis Grips Harare
10/24/2011

Tererai Karimakwenda Water shortages that have gripped Zimbabwe’s capital reached a crisis point this week, with residents in some areas fighting…

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