05Aug2012 | A Cautionary Tale of Latin Love Gone Very Wrong Hispanically Speaking News A brilliant man of science that has been credited with important discoveries in theoretical physics failed to use common sense at every juncture of this love story gone very wrong. |
05Aug2012 | How the Drug War Can Be Won OA Online Can we please, finally, end the debate over legalization of drugs? Don’t get me wrong. I’m dead against the drug war in its current form. I’m also against drug use, even though I don’t consider it a force of evil like President Richard Nixon did. So what can be done? |
05Aug2012 | Global Tooth Decay Epidemic Blamed on Junk Food Care2.com Sales of soda are stagnating in America - as Americans curb consumption in response to a variety of health concerns - so beverage companies like Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are looking towards economies elsewhere. |
05Aug2012 | Farmers to Sell Commodities on MEX Futures Market IANS/EFE The government and brokers are launching the Market Risk Management Program, which will allow farmers to sell commodities using futures contracts, Mexican officials said. |
05Aug2012 | Indigenous Peace and Dignity Journey Reaches California's Bay Area El Tecolote Every four years since 1992, participants in the Peace and Dignity Journey begin their voyage across the American continent from both ends: Chickaloon, Alaska and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. |
05Aug2012 | When Babies Don't Fit Plan, Question for Zoos Is, Now What? New York Times Zookeepers around the world, facing limited capacity and pressure to maintain diverse and vibrant collections of endangered species, are often choosing between two controversial methods: birth control and euthanasia. |
05Aug2012 | More Indian Tribes Ready To Back Internet Gambling McClatchy Newspapers Fearing they may get left behind in the rush to expand legalized gambling to the Internet, more U.S. Indian tribes are lining up to back online poker and are angling for new ways to cash in. |
05Aug2012 | Mexican Communities Fight Mini-Dams Inter Press Service Small-scale hydroelectric dams are seen by the authorities in Mexico as an important alternative for generating energy. But local communities reject them on the argument that they would cause social, economic and environmental damages. |
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