28Mar2015 | How Covering Reservoirs with a One-Molecule-Thick Film Could Alleviate Droughts Fast Company The world needs more water, or it's going to run out. An MIT professor thinks he's figured out how to reduce evaporation in massive reservoirs by 50%. |
28Mar2015 | Families of Mexico's 'Other Disappeared' Demand More in Search for Loved Ones teleSUR Families and relatives of Mexico’s victims to the so-called drug war demand better treatment and results from authorities in their search for truth and justice. |
28Mar2015 | The Legend of Mexico's Spooky Island of the Dolls A Grave in Baltimore In this episode, take a closer look at one of Mexico’s strangest haunted places: The island known as Isla de las Munecas. |
28Mar2015 | Mexico Announces Ambitious 2030 Climate Target Bloomberg Mexico became the first developing nation to formally promise to cut its global-warming pollution, a potential milestone in efforts to reach a worldwide agreement on tackling climate change. |
28Mar2015 | Street Closures for Bond Film in Mexico Caused Big Drop in Sales, Business Owners Say The Associated Press The leader of small businesses in Mexico Citys historic downtown district says owners have complained of a 60 percent drop in sales during the first week of filming of the new James Bond movie, "Spectre." |
28Mar2015 | Nostalgic Cars: Sour Automotive Fruit of Cuban Embargo Gets New Life NPR.org In Havana, Cuba, the old cars that crowd the streets used to symbolize a stagnant nation. Now enterprising Cubans have begun renting cars out to tourists who are hungry for the cars of their youth. |
27Mar2015 | Catching the Best of Mexico from a Bicycle Seat Exodus Travels Idyllic beaches, astonishing archeology, colorful villages, delicious food and wonderful people: marvel the iconic sights of Mexico by bike. |
27Mar2015 | How Returning Home to Mexico Gets Complicated After Years in the US PRI's The World The two may be separated by distance, but they depend on each other. The Yucatan needs the work and San Francisco needs the workers. Their decades-long relationship has developed into something of a love affair, which returning migrants find hard to forget. |
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