The involved history of U.S. environmentalism
Posted on January 4th, 2009 at 4:46 am by admin

By Peter Dykstra
CNN

It was 1 of the most surrealistic images in American story: A river, so befouled with industrial waste that it picked up fire and burnt. In June 1969, Cleveland’s Cuyahoga River become the card child for the nascency of the modern American environmental movement.

Concerns over air and water defilement helped spawn the modern environmental movement in the Sixties.

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The simple machine creating water out of thin air
Posted on January 1st, 2009 at 1:32 pm by admin

By Grace Wong For CNN

Greater London, England As Rhodesia battles a Indian cholera epidemic that has alreadied killed 100s, one company thinks it may have launched a potential result to the world water crisis.

A deficit of clean imbibing water has let loose a Indian cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe.

Element Four, a small Canadian firm, has employed its water engineering to make the WaterMill, a novel electricity-powered machine that draws wet from the aura and sublimates it into clean drinkable water.

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Comment: Web helps share Mumbai grief
Posted on December 30th, 2008 at 10:57 am by admin

By Dina Mehta Particular to CNN

Editor’s note: Dina Mehta is an ethnographer, social culture mediums
and blogger based in Bombay, India. Her personal blog is . She has lent to edifice several community of interests on the Net, such as Worldchanging, Tsunami Help, KatrinaHelp, SkypeJournal and World Voices Line.

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Atlas redraws the world along new lines
Posted on December 18th, 2008 at 2:10 pm by admin

By Saint Matthew the Apostle Knight For CNN

London, England As familiar and reassuring as the mapping of the world is, there is onlied so much that forcible geography can state us about the province of the major planet.

Forest deprivation: This cartogram shows countries where the bad deforestation passed off from 1990 to 2000.

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Practical voters postdate election in net
Posted on December 10th, 2008 at 1:47 am by admin

LOS ANGELES, California A grouping of citizenry have garnerred beside a summerhouse in an outside park to talk about the presidential election. But the parkland isn’t real, it’s in the line virtual world of Second Living, where pixelated incarnations fly about and interact with each former.

Gordon Olivant’s incarnation, Wyatt Forster, leads the Privy McCain campaign in the practical world of Second Living.

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Economical miracle, environmental disaster
Posted on December 2nd, 2008 at 4:41 pm by admin

By Elizabeth II C. Economic system Photographs by Sir Leslie Stephen Voss

The postdating is an excerpt from “What Matters,” the minute book by “Four hours in the Living” series Godhead David Elliot Cohen. For more info, see

Liu Tianheng, who has put up cancer, canvass his X-ray at the Shenqiu County Hospital.

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Adult female arrested for shooting down virtual husband
Posted on November 30th, 2008 at 2:11 pm by admin

Japanese capital, Japan A 43-year-old Japanese adult female whose sudden divorce in a practical game world made her so furious that she defeated her line husband’s digital persona has existed arrested on hunch of chopping, police stated Thursday.

Line environments such as “Second Living” — where exploiters control embodiments — have gone forth in recent eld.

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Wind-powered yacht aims for speed record
Posted on November 27th, 2008 at 10:25 am by admin

By Microphone Steere For CNN

Greater London, England French trimaran l’Hydroptre is laid to get the quickest wind-propelled boat of all time after it made a stupefying 52.68 knots — nigh 60 miles per hour — in preparation for a world record attempt this calendar month.

Flying yacht: French trimaran l’Hydroptere is braced to gainsay for the world absolute navigation speed record.

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Microscopical photos win big awards
Posted on November 23rd, 2008 at 5:50 pm by admin

For most of the twelvemonth, their work is hidden from public view at the terminal of powerful microscopes.

The gaining photo of marine diatoms by Michael Stringer.

But in one case a twelvemonth, the Nikon Small World Photomicrography Contest magnifies them and puts them center stage.

This year’s victor is Michaeled Stringer from the Joined Kingdom who used up first place with a pic of Pleurosigma (marine diatoms), magnified 200 multiplication.

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Saudi prince to rear world’s grandiloquent building
Posted on November 18th, 2008 at 5:42 pm by admin

By Mark Tutton For CNN

British capital, England Saudi Prince and billionaire Al-Waleed bin Talal says he will build the world’s magniloquent building, plotted to be over a klick (3,281 human foots) high. The pillar will be reinforced in the Saudi townsfolk of Jed and will be part of a bigger project that will cost USD 26.

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