27Aug2013 | Environmental Group Wants to Name Hurricanes After Politicians Who Deny Climate Change 350 Action In order to increase awareness of climate change and its link to extreme storms, 350 ACTION is petitioning the World Meteorological Organization to change their naming system of storms from randomly selected names, such as Katrina and Sandy, to the names of actual policy makers who deny climate change. |
27Aug2013 | Legalizing Marijuana is No Easy Fix for Mexico's Drug Problem The Conversation In a country where public opinion is often ignored, would Mexican legalization change anything? Probably not. Debate still rages over how much marijuana grown in Mexico stays in the country. |
27Aug2013 | Scientist Claims That Devastating Earthquake Will Hit Mexico City Before Year's End Latinos Post A Mexico City-based seismologist has predicted an earthquake of devastating magnitude in that city that could potentially occur before December. |
27Aug2013 | San Luis Potosi Considers Writing Indigenous Laws Into Its State Constitution The News San Luis Potosi will hold forums about the local indigenous systems of justice and the oral accusatory justice system. |
27Aug2013 | Index on Censorship: Mexico's Freedom of Expression Hobbled by Self-Censorship Index on Censorship As the G20 nations prepare to meet in St Petersburg, Russia in early September, Index on Censorship is exploring the nations’ records on free expression. |
26Aug2013 | Mexico City Proves That No Natural Boundaries Can Stand in Way of Suburban Sprawl Daily Mail Unbelievable photos that show Mexico City from above, demonstrate just what it means to be the most populous city in the Western Hemisphere. |
26Aug2013 | Your iPhone Uses More Energy Than Your Refrigerator GeoBeats News According to the CEO of Digital Power Group, when all the technology involved is factored in, an iPhone uses more energy than a midsize refrigerator. |
26Aug2013 | Why 'La Bestia' Carrying Hundreds of Migrants Derailed in Tabasco ABC News Railroad robbery could have led to a tragic train derailment that killed five migrants and injured at least 18 in the Mexican state of Tabasco on Sunday. |
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