Why would BP spend more than 100 millions USD on PR media blitzkrieg to change public perception of the massive oil spill? Remember the famous doctored photos which...
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142 A loss of sea ice could be a cause of the bitter winds that have swept across the UK in the past week, weather experts say The bitterly cold weather sweeping...
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143 The Wisconsin State Department of Justice continued its persecution of small organic farmer Vernon Hershberger of Loganville, Wis., last week in a circus-like court...
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144 A rabbit that rounds up sheep on a small farm in northern Sweden is rapidly gaining a following on the Internet, with more than 650,00 views in the past week on...
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145 Although recent rains have put a dent in the Texas drought, a day of reckoning looms for the state’s long-grain rice growers, who pump millions into the economy...
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146 Six more weeks of winter, eh? The bizarre weather outside is more like spring, with a blizzard in Denver and tornado warnings and watches elsewhere all in the same...
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147 A coal-industry astroturf group is running a public campaign to harass Pennsylvania State University climate scientist Michael Mann for his “radical...
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148 I CANT BELIEVE THE RUBBISH THAT SPEWS FROM HER MOUTH. SUCH ENVY AND ONE SIDEDNESS ITS AMAZING. DOES SHE EVEN UNDERSTAND WHAT SHES SAYING, WHAT A JOKE, NEVER WATCHED...
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149 CareerBuilder’s use of live chimpanzees for a cheap laugh is no laughing matter. In fact, the company is hurting chimpanzees, both captive and wild, with its...
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150 The Al Khufrah Oasis in southeastern Libya (near the Egyptian border) is one of Libya’s largest agricultural projects, and is an easy-to-recognize landmark for...
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151 A recent, prolonged lull in the sun's activity did not prevent the Earth from absorbing more solar energy than it let escape back into space, a NASA analysis of...
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152 If you can imagine the bleak landscape of the moon, you can envision the desolate, 54,000-square-mile tar sands of northern Alberta, a focus of controversy and...
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153 With the news that McDonalds has dropped the use of "pink slime" - do you want to know what it is? A clip from Jamie Oliver's show discusses what it...
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154 Royal Dutch Shell announced today profits of $31 billion for 2011, up by 54 percent since 2010. Shell’s fourth-quarter profits slipped four percent compared to...
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155 In a dramatic reversal of fortune compared to last year, an unusually dry winter is causing the level of Lake Mead, Nevada, to decline, making water managers...
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156 The one man who may be responsible for more food related illnesses and deaths than anyone in history, Michael R. Taylor, has just been promoted from US Food Safety...
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157 The biggest trees in the world, known as the true ecological kings of the jungle, are dying off rapidly as roads, farms and settlements fragment forests and they come...
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158 China's largest freshwater lake dries up Drought and new Three Gorges Dam blamed as fishers forced to seek other work and freight trade comes to a halt For...
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159 The other day when researching facts about hemp for energy, I turned to the site http://www.jackherer.com/thebook/chapter-nine/ . Chapter Nine of Jack Herer's...
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160 The Los Angeles Times reported yesterday: Officials at the San Onofre nuclear power plant shut down one of the facility’s two units Tuesday evening...
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