07Aug2012 | Ernesto Becomes a Hurricane Before Yucatan Landfall Reuters Ernesto strengthened into a hurricane on Tuesday just hours before making landfall on the southern part of the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico, home to popular tourist destinations. |
07Aug2012 | Science's Stilted Calibration of Human Sexuality The Atlantic Researchers, in typical researcher fashion, continue to search for ways to qualify, identify, and account for sexual orientation. |
07Aug2012 | How a Pile of Rocks Could Save the Gulf of Mexico WLOX We've all heard of the ever expanding dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, an area almost devoid of oxygen where almost nothing lives. A new experiment being conducted by researchers could reduce the size of the dead zone in the future. And it's being done with something as simple as rocks. |
07Aug2012 | Religion: US Demographic Snapshot Next America Most Americans consider themselves people of faith, but of what type exactly varies greatly. |
07Aug2012 | Five Hundred Year Old Mexican Burial and 'Sacred' Tree Found by Archaeologists ArtDaily.org A 500 year old burial, with the complete skeleton of an individual, surrounded by more than a thousand human bones of children, teenagers and adults, was found recently by specialists from INAH close to the Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan. |
07Aug2012 | Federal Agency Warns About New Pig Flu That Could Spread to Humans Fox News Latino The Centers for Disease Control is warning people to be careful around pigs because of a new flu found in them that can spread to people. |
07Aug2012 | Reopening Silver Mine Could Save Town, But Destroy the Sacred Site of the Huicholes Indian Country Today Canada's First Majestic Silver Corp. wants to reopen old mining shafts in a venture called the La Luz Silver Project, but the Huicholes are, perhaps for the first time, standing guard of their most consecrated site - and their culture. |
07Aug2012 | Candidate Lopez Obrador Says Any Deal Must Include New Elections EFE There will be no negotiations with rival candidates because the only acceptable option is to invalidate Mexico's July 1 presidential election and hold a new vote, leftist candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said. |
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