19Jun2012 | Can New Backpack Solve the World's Water Woes? Co.Exist A new, cheap backpack made by Greif is designed to carry water more comfortably than in a jug on your head. More importantly, it's not made from some cast-off container that used to be full of poison or industrial waste. |
19Jun2012 | 1 in 6 US Small Business Owners are Immigrants Immigration Impact More than one in six small business owners across the United States were born in another country, according to a recent report from the Fiscal Policy Institute’s Immigration Research Initiative. |
19Jun2012 | Want to Get Close to a Famous Person? Do You Want to Give Some Money Away? Co.Exist CharityBuzz, an online philanthropy organization, is offering its wealthiest clients chances to drop big cash donations. In exchange, you get to spend some quality time with our nations hottest celebrities. |
19Jun2012 | Gov't Declares Disaster in Areas Hit by Storm EFE A disaster declaration has been issued for 68 cities in the southern state of Oaxaca and five cities in the southwestern state of Guerrero affected by Hurricane Carlotta. |
19Jun2012 | Opinion Poll Shows Pena Nieto Extending Lead Reuters Mexican presidential front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto has widened his lead over leftist rival Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador with less than two weeks to go until a July 1 election. |
19Jun2012 | How Rock the Vote is Shaping (and Shaking Up) the 2012 Electorate Co.Exist With a new campaign targeting 1.5 million new voters, Rock the Vote is hitting Old Government where it hurts: through digital and mobile devices. |
19Jun2012 | Mexico's Poor in Contrast to Glitzy G20 Al Jazeera While heads of the 20 biggest economies discussed the eurozone crisis, addressing the plight of some of the world's poorest people, some meters away from the conference center, was not on the agenda. |
19Jun2012 | Environmentalists Win Big at Cabo Cortes Project in Baja Sur HotelsMag.com Bowing to pressure from environmentalists who argued the project would threaten nearby coral reefs, a planned US$2 billion tourism development with 15 hotels in Baja California has been scuttled by Mexican President Felipe Calderon. |
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