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Sorry, Mr President, Homilies Won't Stop the Hurricanes
26 Eylül 2005
We Americans need to get out of our SUVs and learn the harsh lesson of Katrina and Rita: We are all to blame.
Global Warming? You Better Believe It
26 Eylül 2005
As the media screams about the one-two punch of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the question becomes how many more times does America need to...
Hurricane Aid Used 'To Test Out Rightwing Social Policies'
23 Eylül 2005
President Bush's multi-billion dollar reconstruction plans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina are being used as "a vast laboratory" for...
Q&A: Hurricane Rita and global warming
23 Eylül 2005
Julian Heming of the Met Office in Exeter explains how Hurricane Rita has grown so big and whether these storms are getting more frequent.
Shoppers 'threat to orang-utans'
23 Eylül 2005
Demand for crisps, bread, lipstick and soap could drive orang-utans to extinction, research suggests.
Hurricane Rita vs. oil rigs ... here we go again
23 Eylül 2005
Hurricane Rita is now on a path to hit the oil rigs in the Gulf offshore Texas. By Jerome Corsi
Report predicts global warming's deadly impact
23 Eylül 2005
A new report forecasts that within 100 years 15,000 Australians could die each year from heat-related illness if greenhouse gas emissions...
Impact of global warming on weather patterns underestimated
23 Eylül 2005
The impact of global warming on European weather patterns has been underestimated, according to a new report published in Nature this week....
2003 heatwave 'may have sped up global warming'
23 Eylül 2005
The record heatwave that scorched Europe two years ago killing tens of thousands of people could have led to a devastating increase in...
Rita turns to threaten Texas, Louisiana
23 Eylül 2005
Outer bands from Category 4 storm sweep over New Orleans
Heatwave study raises new global warming fear
23 Eylül 2005
Global warming could reduce harvests and plant growth, with a serious effect on farm productivity, scientists will warn on Thursday. By...
Haitian children sold as cheap labourers and prostitutes for little more than £50
22 Eylül 2005
Dominican Republic accused of turning a blind eye to thriving trade in youngsters
The greening of Howard and Bush
22 Eylül 2005
Hot news in the global carbon debate: Australia and the US are in it, writes Jon Stanford.
Basra Violence
22 Eylül 2005
Attacks in Southern Iraq, Raise Doubts on Free Rein, For Militias Linked to Iran. By Yochi J. Dreazen
Your planet: Low-impact lifestyles
22 Eylül 2005
We are told that, to live sustainably, we need to reduce our CO emissions by two thirds. Is this really feasible? Absolutely, says...
The Struggle Over The Future Of New Orleans
22 Eylül 2005
The Catastrophe on the Gulf Coast was the most widely anticipated "natural disaster" in U.S. history. Yet the response of the U.S....
From the Embassy to the Prison
22 Eylül 2005
I came to Haiti on a short trip to study a country that doesn't really understand its place in the world or in the Americas. A country...
Doctor Aid
22 Eylül 2005
The number of Latin American and Caribbean students from countries in South, Central and North America graduating from the Latin American...
Faşizmin Kökleri
22 Eylül 2005
"Avrupa Faşizminin temelinde 19. yüzyıl liberal ekonomisi bulunur. Faşizm, liberal ekonomiye, doğal, ama çok da ürkütücü bir tepkidir"...
Michael Klare on Iraq's Missing Sea of Oil
21 Eylül 2005
It has long been an article of faith among America's senior policymakers -- Democrats and Republicans alike -- that military force is an...
Up In Flames:
21 Eylül 2005
Hundreds of tons of British food aid shipped to America for starving Hurricane Katrina survivors is to be burned. By Ryan Parry
To say we must stay in Iraq to save it from chaos is a lie
21 Eylül 2005
This is a fiasco without parallel in recent British history. Iraqis must run their country: we've made enough mess of it already. By Simon...
Forecasters Fear Hurricane Rita's Strength
21 Eylül 2005
Rapidly strengthening Hurricane Rita lashed the Florida Keys on Tuesday and headed into the Gulf of Mexico, where forecasters feared it...
