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Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, foreground, speaks to the media as a Dutch military cargo plane with coffins holding bodies of some of the passengers of the Malaysia Airlines jetliner which was downed over eastern Ukraine last week, prepares to take off for the Netherlands from Kharkiv airport, Ukraine, Friday, July 25, 2014. International observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe on Friday were traveling to inspect the wreckage of the downed Malaysia Airlines plane and to search for more bodies. Human remains are still being found at the crash site more than a week after the plane went down.
(photo: AP / Sergei Chuzavkov)
Carbon reduction goal 'ambitious': Julie Bishop
Canberra Times
The future: Children took part in the rally against climate change in New York. Photo: Reuters | New York: Australia has restated its commitment to reduce its carbon emissions by 5 per cent below 2000 levels by 2020, at a meeting of the top 17 economies in New York hosted by United States Secretary ...
 US Army (USA) Soldiers assigned to Anvil Troop, 1st Squadron, 4th Calvary Regiment, and Iraqi National Guards (ING) Soldiers provide security during a dismounted patrol throughout the village of Ad Duluiyah, Iraq, during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM.
(photo: US DoD/TSGT LEE HARSHMAN, USAF )
There Is No Future in War
CounterPunch
Once again, US politicians and pundits are beating the drums of war, trying to get our nation involved in yet another conflict. A few years ago it was Iran, with “all options on the table.” Last year it was a red line that threatened to drag us into the conflict in Syria. This time it’s Iraq ...
App developers receive 'Make in India' message
The Times Of India
"Make apps in India," Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal has urged developers, lending weight to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India' campaign. | "It will generate so much value that nothing could match it if we get it right," he said at the...
BSNL to formulate new policy to make mobile governance projects profitable
The Times Of India
NEW DELHI: State-run telecom company Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has come up with a new policy for realizing the revenue potential of upcoming mobile governance projects launched by governments at central and state levels, an official stateme...
Three organochlorine pesticides in Goa's khazan eco-systems: TERI
The Hindu
A bio-accumulation study of organic pesticides in Goa’s Khazan ecosystems by TERI (The Energy & Resources Institute) has detected three organochlorine presticides – Lindane, DDT and Endosulfan – in waters, sediments and biota. |...
An opportunity to reflect on tourism and community development
Huffington Post
Our sustainable tourism class this week celebrated World Tourism Day with listening to World Tourism day messages, and a good discussion on the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism. | USF Patel College of Global Sustainability, Sustainable Tourism Class...
Tom Tombrello dies at 78; longtime Caltech physics professor
The Los Angeles Times
Tom Tombrello, a Caltech physics professor for more than 50 years and an inspiration for freshmen who had to grapple with diabolically complex riddles to enter his legendary class on scientific thinking, has died. He was 78. | Tombrello collapsed Tue...
Science key to managing resources: Ruhl
Otago Daily Times
Whatever New Zealand does, it should not ignore science as it amends and develops its resource management legislation, US environmental law specialist Prof J. B. Ruhl says. | ''It's clear to me environmental law is inherently informed by science.'' |...
Op-ed: Some civic-minded celebrities are actually worth emulating
The Salt Lake Tribune
If you have ever seen Harry Potter or Titanic, you know that Emma Watson and Leonardo DiCaprio are arguably some of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Yet in the last week, we have seen them in settings far afield from their typical enchanted castle or doo...
State will help pay to eliminate invasive grass threat in Florida
The Florida Times Union
The Florida Forest Service is offering state money to help property owners get rid of a sprawling, creeping, choking invasive grass. | The state’s agriculture department announced this week that it will help residents get rid of cogongrass by reimb...
In The California Drought, These Animals Are The Silent Sufferers
Huffington Post
With no end in sight and hopes pinned on a wet winter, the California drought has left an entire community dependent on bottled water provisions, threatened farmers’ livelihoods and prompted a $7.5 billion water bond measure. | Amid those challenge...
Scientists discover why 'raw honey' is so effective at treating infections
WN / marzena
Scientists discover why 'raw honey' is so effective at treating infections
Belfast Telegraph
Bacteria found in honeybees could be used as an alternative to antibiotics and in the fight against antibiotic-resistant strains of MRSA, scientists have claimed. | For millenia, r...
Scientists discover why 'raw honey' is so affective at treating infections
WN / marzena
Scientists discover why 'raw honey' is so affective at treating infections
Belfast Telegraph
Bacteria found in honeybees could be used as an alternative to antibiotics and in the fight against antibiotic-resistant strains of MRSA, scientists have claimed. | For millenia, r...
Garden Q&A: How to identify that invasive frog in your garden
The Florida Times Union
I think I have been seeing the invasive Cuban treefrog in my yard. How can I tell the difference between this frog and our native tree frogs? | The Cuban treefrog is indeed an invasive creature and one that the folks at the University of Florida woul...
Alice Horn: Expose students to business ownership
Sun Sentinel
South Florida's entrepreneurship ecosystem is hot. | Living here, we see it. And people around the country are seeing it too — the Kauffman Foundation has rated South Florida among the most entrepreneurial regions in the country. | More and mor...
The Coral Reef Challenge Is Here
Huffington Post
Photo: Rozanne Holmes, a wave breaks in front of the Scripps Institution in La Jolla. | The coral reef challenge is here! Two big wave surfers from La Jolla, California, and Hawaii, Clinton Edwards and Clifford Kapono, are spear heading the challenge...
Environment
Governments, Corporations Pledge At UN Summit to Eliminate Deforestation By 2030
(photo: UN / Mark Garten)
Governments, Corporations Pledge At UN Summit to Eliminate Deforestation By 2030
All Africa
[UN News]Dozens of Governments, businesses, civil society and indigenous peoples participating in the United Nations Climate Summit in New York today pledged to halve deforestation by 2020 and to end within the following decade. ...
Weather
Foreigner Girl  Join the  Viva Carnaval at Madgao in Goa on nSunday 02 March 2014
(photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Goa's first plane-load of tourists to arrive Oct 15
Headlines India
Panaji, Sep 24: Goa's tourist season will kick off Oct 15 with the arrival of the first foreign chartered flight from Ukraine at the Dabolim international airport here, Tourism Minister Dilip Parulekar has said. | "The first chartered flight to Goa will arrive Oct 15. It's coming from Ukarine," Parulekar said. Goa annually attracts three milion tou...



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