09Jan2015 | Experts Say That Battle on Keystone Pipeline Is Over Politics, Not Facts The New York Times As Congress begins a new hearing on the Keystone XL pipeline and President Obama threatens to veto a bill authorizing its construction, here’s how the 1,179-mile pipeline became so political. |
09Jan2015 | Guerrero Governor Calls for Release of Imprisioned Washington State Vigilante The Associated Press The governor of the southern Mexico state of Guerrero has asked prosecutors to drop charges against a U.S. citizen who returned to her home town to lead a vigilante movement. |
09Jan2015 | Projects Abroad Mexico: Sea Turtle Conservation Projects Abroad Conservation volunteers in Mexico work alongside local experts on a variety of conservation and environmental projects, specifically focusing on the protection of turtles, crocodiles, and birds. |
09Jan2015 | Ranking the Best and the Worst Cruises for the Environment (Spoiler Alert: It's Not Pretty) The Guardian Sustainability practices vary greatly from cruise line to cruise line and even from ship to ship. For environmentally considerate travelers, choosing the best cruise option can be confusing at best and impossible at worst. |
09Jan2015 | Irma Erendira Sandoval: Mexico on the Verge of Political Meltdown Al Jazeera This week’s White House meeting between US President Barack Obama and Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto had much symbolism but little substance. |
09Jan2015 | Watch: The Keystone XL Jobs Myth That Won't Die Media Matters As the newly GOP-controlled Senate attempts to force approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, the long-debunked myth that the pipeline would create 42,000 jobs continues to pervade in the media - despite the fact that it will create only 35 permanent jobs. |
09Jan2015 | Ak Inovex Mexico Develops New Plastic Recycling Technology That Works Without Water TreeHugger A new process recycles plastics with zero water. It is able to form the plastic beads with no excessive temperatures either, meaning that the technology not only saves water, but uses half the energy of conventional recycling methods. |
09Jan2015 | PRD Says Mexico Violence Is Legacy of Former President Felipe Calderon The News Senate Human Rights Commission President Angelica de la Pena Gomez blamed Mexico’s current security crisis on former National Action Party President Felipe Calderon Hinojosa. |
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