28Dec2016 | College Students Show How Easy It Is to Use Terrifying Genetic Engineering Technology Gizmodo The gene drive is quickly becoming one of the most controversial technologies of our time. Its possibilities are at once spectacular and alarming: by using genetic engineering to override natural selection during reproduction, a gene drive could allow scientists to alter the genetic makeup of an entire species. |
28Dec2016 | Mexico to Make Big Push Into Wind and Solar Power Energy Matters Mexico is aiming to switch to clean energy with wind and solar to make up more than one-third of its electricity sources. |
28Dec2016 | Would a 'No Frills' Universal Basic Income Program Solve Global Inequalities? UNESCO As a hectic year is coming to an end, one concept, the universal basic income, is spreading and becoming front and center in the public discussion. What if this idea was part of the solution to today's inequalities. |
28Dec2016 | 'Yo Tengo Nombre' Online Database Helps Identify Migrants Who Died Crossing the Border Texas Observer I Have a Name is an online visual database that we hope will help identify migrants who died in South Texas after crossing the border. The photos of the personal effects are stunning. |
28Dec2016 | Gasoline Prices Expected to Rise by as Much as 20 Percent in January Reuters The government says Mexican gasoline prices will rise by as much as 20.1 percent next month compared to the highest recorded prices in December, as part of a program to end years of government-set prices at the pump. |
28Dec2016 | Purported Tweet in Which Trump Threatened Military Action Against Mexico Is a Hoax Snopes On 25 December 2016, the website BigNewsStories.com reported that Donald Trump posted a message to Twitter the night before, threatening military action against Mexico. |
28Dec2016 | Low-Cost Airlines Slow to Take Off in Latin America Agence France-Presse Latin America has long lured travelers with its history, music and natural beauty spanning from Mexico’s deserts to the Amazon rainforest to the glaciers of Patagonia. But air travel largely remains a privilege for the rich. |
28Dec2016 | Mexico Proposes Legislation to Counter US Border Wall Expansion Fronteras Desk The proposed Mexican legislation would lead to a review of some of the most fundamental treaties between the two countries, among them the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe. |
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