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Sky's new advert advertising there Green qualities is bizzare. Most companies announce what they've done to help prevent global warming, the better to keep the audience informed. Not Sky....
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With gas and electricity prices getting larger and larger in the United States, more and more residents are switching to green energy at home. A hugely positive step for the country as discussed by...
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Its been along time coming, but it seems as if petrol is finally on its way out. Honda are launching the first ever hydrogen car. This is an article from The Times newspaper in England describing the...
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Carl Zimmer from The New York Times discuss's Dr Iain Couzin's theory about all species ability to move as a collective, as if sharing a collective brain. Very interesting reading.
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A well-written article from this weeks Observer about how middle east oil money is buying up certain aspects of Sport, including training up African boys in fottball to give the best ones a...
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Ex-Pakistani cricket captain is arrested during protests at a University. Mr Khan had gone to address the students, who were protesting the current regime in Pakistan. A great article from the BBC.
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After 14 years of brutal and costly civil war, the African state of Liberia was left in $4.5 billion worth of debt. This article from The Financial Times tells of how they've been freed form the...
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A fantastic article from The Observer in which Juliette Jowit talks about how families with a large number of children are harming the environment, and why so many couples these days are...
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Super right wing news anchor Bill O'Reilly, a man possibly most famous for getting the son of a 9/11 victim thrown out of the studio for criticising Bush's dealing with Afghanistan, finally...
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The Pakistan opposition leader, who is currently under house arrest, calls for an end to extremism. Pakistan is currently divided since Ms Bhutto's imprissonment, but public support is clearly on...
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Sky's new advert advertising there Green qualities is bizzare. Most companies announce what they've done to help prevent global warming, the better to keep the audience informed. Not Sky.... more
With gas and electricity prices getting larger and larger in the United States, more and more residents are switching to green energy at home. A hugely positive step for the country as discussed by... more
Its been along time coming, but it seems as if petrol is finally on its way out. Honda are launching the first ever hydrogen car. This is an article from The Times newspaper in England describing the... more
Carl Zimmer from The New York Times discuss's Dr Iain Couzin's theory about all species ability to move as a collective, as if sharing a collective brain. Very interesting reading. more
A well-written article from this weeks Observer about how middle east oil money is buying up certain aspects of Sport, including training up African boys in fottball to give the best ones a... more
Ex-Pakistani cricket captain is arrested during protests at a University. Mr Khan had gone to address the students, who were protesting the current regime in Pakistan. A great article from the BBC. more
After 14 years of brutal and costly civil war, the African state of Liberia was left in $4.5 billion worth of debt. This article from The Financial Times tells of how they've been freed form the... more
A fantastic article from The Observer in which Juliette Jowit talks about how families with a large number of children are harming the environment, and why so many couples these days are... more
Super right wing news anchor Bill O'Reilly, a man possibly most famous for getting the son of a 9/11 victim thrown out of the studio for criticising Bush's dealing with Afghanistan, finally... more
The Pakistan opposition leader, who is currently under house arrest, calls for an end to extremism. Pakistan is currently divided since Ms Bhutto's imprissonment, but public support is clearly on... more