Thirsty Invaders, Chasing Heat [excerpt]
The impending end-of-life of oil and Boomer Babies is the next big challenge to the Green movement in America.
Regime change in Iran now in Bush’s sights
PRESIDENT George Bush has promised that if re-elected in November he will make regime change in Iran his new target.
Whalers move for return to slaughter
A return to commercial whaling and the type of butchery not seen for the better part of a century will move closer this week with Japan expected to secure enough support at the annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission to ensure a pro-whaling majority for the first time in 20 years.
Boys will be girls – eventually
Extinction threat rises as creatures ingest ‘gender-bending’ chemicals from plastics and pesticides
Fuel cells: Ballard’s celebrated drive hits a bumpy road
It is clear that hydrogen-powered fuel-cell cars won’t be available in showrooms any time soon, and industry observers are beginning to ask if they ever will be.
China speeds up building strategic oil reserve base
China is accelerating the pace of constructing a strategic oil reserve base, according to the State Development and Reform Commission.
An insider speaks out
Matthew Simmons is both the ultimate insider and a challenging iconoclast.
Kerry Backs Much of Bush’s Pre-Emption Doctrine
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said he would be willing to launch a pre-emptive strike against terrorists if he had adequate intelligence of a threat.
The vanishing bluefin
The fate of the giant bluefin tuna is another example of the way our oceans are being plundered to satisfy gourmet tastes.
U.S. Addiction to Foreign Oil Deepens
U.S. domestic oil production has dropped five percent since this year’s peak in February and near-record oil prices are unlikely to inspire drillers to slow the country’s deepening dependence on foreign oil, experts say.
US: Bringing healthy produce to poor neighborhoods
Food activists and small farmers lead project for inner city food security in San Francisco.
Oil giant Shell’s investors shocked
When Shell admitted to misleading investors, down went the share price. And, as Mr Montagnon explained, “most people will have a stake in this, if they’ve got a pension, because Shell is such a large company”.
