Johann Hari: The Deal We Dare Not Turn Down: Save This Rainforest, or Trigger Our Destruction
Ecuador’s government says that if the rest of the world offers just half of what the oil beneath their rainforest is worth — $3.5 billion — they will keep the rainforest standing and alive and working for us all.
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‘If Godzilla on the Mall this afternoon, Al Gore would say it’s global warming,’ says Krauthammer
Subhankar Banerjee: Tim DeChristopher Is Convicted: We’re Blowing This Moment, Too
We are acting like Tim DeChristopher is doomed, and the best we can do is say “Adios, Tim.” We can and must do better than that.
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Lot of talent at this WC: Clarke
Michael Clarke. Bangalore: At a venue that stirs up nostalgia, Michael Clarke hopes to help Australia chug along merrily in the World Cup. Clarke made a memorable Test debut at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in 2004 with a 151.
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Food prices projected to rise by 5% in Canada this year
Plus, why there’s life after death for Iceland
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This Just In: Upgrades and Downgrades
Deutsche drowns dry-bulk shippers.
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‘Jingle Singles’ Abound as 1 in 6 Spends Christmas Home Alone This Year
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – 12/23/10) – Christmas is typically the time of year when relatives come out of the woodwork to wear paper hats and share bad jokes together. This year it will be ‘Lonely this Christmas’ according to research by Tesco International Calling Cards as one in six of us will celebrate Christmas as ‘Jingle Singles’ without family. Tesco Calling Card’s research …
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