Opinion List - Environment
Irena Knehtl
February 06, 2012
When we run out of fossil fuels, it will be inevitable to use nuclear energy from fission. And by then it may also be discovered how to control nuclear fusion which will place unlimited energy at our disposal.
Irena Knehtl
February 06, 2012
The books should make children aware that their individual behavior has consequences on the environment. They can be active and help to preserve it or they can be thoughtless and destroy it. The books also want to draw attention to the fragile marine environment of the Arabian Gulf.
Irena Knehtl
February 07, 2012
Unique historical, cultural, and natural heritage, crystal clear sea, stunning hidden beaches, bays and islands, kind hosts and comfortable accommodation and much more
Satis Shroff
February 08, 2012
The European Environment Foundation was founded in autumn 2011. The aim of the foundation, which is registered under Swiss law, is to promote dialogue in all environmental policy disciplines within the European states, to provide them with stimuli and to spur on exchange within Europe that is constructive, builds trust, fosters communication and inspires research.
Joseph Raglione
February 06, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, when the Koch brothers throw a political party, you can bet it will be expensive and top secret. OK, at least it will be expensive because top secret it WILL NOT REMAIN FOR LONG!
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Satis Shroff
February 03, 2012
I knew two workers from Romania and Sri Lanka who worked in a microchip factory. No education, no scope in Germany, aside from the factory job, but they were contented and drove big, fat Mercedes Benz cars.
Joseph Raglione
February 02, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, when a man does his best to do good he should be rewarded! President Obama did his best with the cards he was dealt. Think about those cards for a minute! Think about the deck full of Jokers he was handed and you will understand how difficult was his first ...
Joseph Raglione
January 30, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, strong and intelligent women are vital for a strong and vibrant economy. Intelligent women create and educate their children to be honest and caring and creative as well as to be strong and intelligent. When men abuse women, they negate the natural Mother t...
Joseph Raglione
January 30, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, how many of you want to allow a man who knows nothing about economic planning, to control the economy of the United States?
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Gingrich Wants Kids To Work As Janitors, But Refused To Work Himself.
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Mike Banos
January 28, 2012
Cagayan de Oro's Business Process Outsourcing(BPO)companies show they are up to the challenges posed by the aftermath of the killer flash floods brought by Tropical Storm Sendong (International Name: Washi).
Tim Williams
January 16, 2012
When the setting of the Doomsday clock was moved closer to that midnight of what many believe as the worlds Armageddon one can only conjure up ideas of mass destruction and the human race annihilation. We have visions of such disasters when we watch such movies as The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, Deep ...
Tim Williams
January 26, 2012
After last years State Of The Union address shared optimism resounded all through Washington. Only to be very short lived. The harsh realities of our dysfunctional congress reappeared soon afterward. Discord, distention and total lack of cooperation by the powers that be in both the Senate and the H...
Sheila Anne OConnor
January 18, 2012
Heading for Oklahoma City but love to bike around town? Then don't worry. Although you can't actually rent a bike right now, the proposal is in the works for visitors, and locals, to be able to do just that.
Ambrose Ehirim
January 22, 2012
Gerwine Bayo-Martins was born and raised in Hamburg, Northern Germany. Gerwin met her sweetheart, Bayo Martins, one of Africa´s finest drummers in the music of the day while doing voluntary work at the Biafran Committee office in Germany. A lover of art and music, Gerwine, in this interview, ...
David Walks-As-Bear
January 23, 2012
Like many things The Creator has made, trees don´t always do as you expect them to do – they do… as they must.
Dr. Nitish Priyadarshi
January 27, 2012
Research since the 1970s suggests that there were three global super-floods: 15,000 to 14,000 years ago; 12,000 to 11,000 years ago; and 8,000 to 7,000 years ago. There is also strong evidence that nearly half the total melt water released at the end of the last Ice Age was concentrated into these three relatively short periods. Such events would have had a momentous impact on the human inhabitants at that time, leaving a marked impression on oral tradition, the original transmitter of all ancient myths.
Mike Banos
January 27, 2012
Property values in the first truly green building in Northern Mindanao is expected to follow recent trends in the U.S. green building market
Joseph Raglione
January 26, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, President Barack Obama hit so many nails on thier heads that he could have built a house during his State of the Union Address. All I can say is congratulations President Obama!..... Ok, I can also say that the Japanese have the best super computer on Earth...
Joseph Raglione
January 26, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, the Worldwatch Institute has great visions for the future and so I am giving them as much publicity as possible...http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com
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Innovation of the Week: Greening the Desert
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Joseph Raglione
January 25, 2012
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Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if only we had millions and millions more kids like these! >
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As we prepare to cheer the young athletes of the Winter Youth Olympics, let us...
Joseph Raglione
January 25, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, free speech and open communication has led to better lives for millions of people around the world. The World Wide Web or Internet as it is now known, is a system of communication and education that depends on copying documents and messages and videos for i...
Joseph Raglione
January 23, 2012
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Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, the faster we convert to Electric Cars the better! Why? Because Oil has been the root cause of wars around the world for the past 100 years and it is time we put a stop to the pollution and the carnage!
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Joseph Raglione
January 19, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, good news is so rare these days that it always takes me by surprise! Here is some potentially good news regarding the proposed XL Bitumen Oil Pipeline. The State Department has denied the permit to build the Keystone pipeline. I repeat, President Barack Ob...
Joseph Raglione
January 17, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, nobody likes censorship! Free speech is a human right and the freedom to communicate our thoughts and opinions and ideas, (within legal boundaries) exists as an important tool within our Democratic system. The Internet is a free-speech forum for any human b...
Joseph Raglione
January 17, 2012
Tailings ponds contain a number of toxins that can leak into the groundwater or the Athabasca River. The mining and extraction process releases sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, and fine particulate matter into the atmosphere.
Pran Krishan Vasudeva
January 05, 2012
Surprisingly, if the World Trade Organization (WTO) fails to make progress on the most pressing problems of human rights issues, intellectual property rights (IPR) disputes, opaque governance structures and protectionism in January 2012, Switzerland may join forces with powerful economies like China, India and Russia to tackle issues which it cannot hope to solve alone. Under the prevailing situation and in view of the forthcoming Presidential elections in 2012 there is no hope of resolving Doha Development Agenda in the near future. Hence Switzerland may be forced to adopt plurilateral fast track strategy with the booming world economies China, India and customs union Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan for its fast moving economy through give and take policy.
Zachary Clark Thompson
January 12, 2012
Christmas is over and you're disposing of the old so there is room for all the new gifts you have received. Whether it's the decrepit toaster oven, black and white TV, virus-infected laptop or your out of date cell phone, are you wondering how to get rid of them?
These items may not look useful t...
Sandra Essex
January 13, 2012
Generally when trying to lose weight, there is an obvious need to reduce calorie intake. But once a workable diet and exercise pattern are perfected, it is often possible to go above the estimated calorie need.
Joseph Raglione
January 12, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, is life destroying Cancer creating pollution created by Oil and Coal and Chemical companies in the "National Interest"? Is it in your best interest to die for the rich? Kafka would have a field day if he were alive today. As a writer he would have plenty of...
Joseph Raglione
January 10, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if it heats up this much in January how warm do you believe it will become in August and June? Think about what will happen to our food crops and our natural plants when extreme heat burns the Earth?!! I suggest our Farmers do not waste time and they begin ...
Joseph Raglione
January 10, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I am ashamed to write that our Prime Minister of Canada may soon allow the privatization of our Jasper National Park! I could only wonder at what may happen if Harper is allowed to get away with this! Will commercial privatization become the norm everywhere...
Michelle Malsbury, BSBM, MM
January 10, 2012
DC Brod may be a newcomer on the fiction scene, but it is my prediction that she will be a force in this field. Her first novel, "Getting Lucky" kept me riveted to the pages and hungry for what came next. For more insight into this super murder mystery please read this review in its entirety.
Joseph Raglione
January 07, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, they are called illegal immigrants but I call them poor people trying to find employment and a better life for themselves. Many are economic slaves in a money hungry society. They do the hard labor many Americans avoid and they are paid almost nothing for t...
Jerry Bridgestone
January 05, 2012
Compared to the rest of the United States, Georgia is regarded as one of the most affordable when it comes to auto insurance. Statistics show that the average annual auto insurance expenditures in Georgia totals around $900. The range of auto insurance premiums basically varies from one state to ano...
Joseph Raglione
January 04, 2012
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Philip F. Harris
December 28, 2011
Is there a real concern over 2012? Will there be an Apocalypse? You'd better hope so!
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December 29, 2011
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December 29, 2011
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Szandor Blestman
December 30, 2011
I read a paper once on a native American tribe from the southwest. They had a larger than normal occurrence of diabetes. To put it in a nutshell, in trying to determine the cause of this the study found that the loss of a melon that had been natural to their diet contributed greatly to the rise in d...
Chris Burke
December 30, 2011
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Lourdes Salvador
December 31, 2011
Christiane Tourtet, an individual with MCS, recently shared her experience by her partner Rabin´s side after an unexpected second stroke that left him unable to speak, swallow, or walk and resulted in a fall, bump on the head, and broken arm. An ambulance rushed Rabin to the hospital and the emergency medical technicians insisted Christiane go along despite her poor health and MCS.
Lourdes Salvador
December 31, 2011
High radio frequency radiation affects the pituitary–adrenal axis altering hormones according to new research.
Peter H. Scrooby
January 01, 2012
Dead Birds fall in Beebee, Arkansas 2nd year on New Years Eve
Aaron Akinyemi
January 03, 2012
As the world reels from the harrowing images of famine in East Africa and small island states battle to stay above water, environmental activists pressed for urgent change at the 64th annual United Nations/DPI NGO conference in Bonn.
Flick on Flick
December 30, 2011
This is not just another mission. The IMF is shut down when it's implicated in a global terrorist bombing plot. Ghost Protocol is initiated and Ethan Hunt and his rogue new team must go undercover to clear their organization's name. No help, no contact, off the grid. You have never seen a mission grittier and more intense than this. The most thrilling movie of this ending year, Mission Impossible :4 - Ghost Protocol, is all set to rock the world and set sail into the names of the historical best movies banner. The story is centered around the mission accomplishing skills of Ethan Hunt who is a part of a secret services and when IMF is shut down and the name of his organization is all at stake because they are found guilty of the Kremlin bomb blasts the whole system of the secret service shuts down. Now Ethan join hands with new partners, make a new team and goes rogue, all in order to retrieve back the name of his organization with the help of evidences.
Joseph Raglione
December 26, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, it looks bad for women around the world and especially within the United States. Their human rights are being slowly abrogated...
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"First, of course, is the sad reality that universal standards for women´s human rights offer no ...
Joseph Raglione
December 22, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I don't know if life is going to be better in the future. It depends on how fast we can plant gardens and trees and educate our children on the exact methods they need to plant gardens and trees. It also depends on how we can slow and stop and change our in...
Tim Williams
December 20, 2011
Ever since the earthquake that hit Japan followed by one of the most destructive Tsunamis ever predicting when the next big quake will hit is still next to impossible. Scientists today can often predict where seismic activity happens but are still light years away from predicting when a magnitude ty...
Tim Williams
December 21, 2011
For all those who either read the book or seen the latest adaptation of the movie "On The Beach" know the horror of nuclear fallout. It was a little more than a quarter of a century ago that the tragedy in Chernobyl unfolded. Russia is still haunted by the after effects of this disaster. Not only th...
Pran Krishan Vasudeva
December 19, 2011
It has been four days of celebration since the 14-day intense climate negotiations came to a close in the South African port city of Durban. There is no villain, and no hero barring perhaps Canada for walking out of the Kyoto Protocol. What was achieved in Durban that has everyone happy except a few? The major emitters got all or almost all of what they wanted: to maintain status quo. "We have made history", exulted the South African Chairperson of the 17th Conference of Parties (COP) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) at the conclusion of the conference on December 10, 2011. The Durban outcome has not pleased the US either. The Chief US negotiator, Mr. Todd Stern, is reported to have observed "This is a significant package. None of us likes everything in it. Believe me, there is plenty the United States is not thrilled about." Mr. Stern has enough reason to be apprehensive. President Obama's efforts to have energy and climate security legislation passed by the US Senate have yielded little results so far.
Dr. Nitish Priyadarshi
December 22, 2011
There has been a steady deterioration in the quality of water of Indian rivers over several decades. India´s fourteen major, 55 minor and several hundred small rivers receive millions of liters of sewage, mining, industrial and agricultural wastes. Most of these rivers have been rendered to the level of sewage flowing drains.
Joy Avelino-Filipovic
December 22, 2011
Planning a trip to Europe for the Christmas holiday? I´m sure your list includes- Austria, Italy, Scandinavian countries especially Finland (where attractive Christmas tour packages are offered to Santa´s hometown, Lapland), or perhaps England for the grand Boxing Day sale.
If these c...
Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, facts are hard to dispute. When enough facts are presented to me then the truth becomes obvious. It is obvious to me that the big American Banks, (the same ones that have been bailed out by the federal government,) have been financing the Coal industry from...
Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, land is a scarce commodity around the world and arable land is extremely precious. When scheming officials attempt to take and sell arable land that rightfully belongs to the citizens of a community, those officials should be brought to court. In China, jus...
Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, just when I thought I was losing and feeling alone and isolated, into my mailbox appeared the mighty AVAAZ with millions and millions of sweet and friendly dears!
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Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if the United States government was not a good-old-boys club filled with recalcitrant and well paid good-old-boy politicians from both political stripes, important and needed changes for protecting the environment would have been implemented by now. That i...
Joseph Raglione
December 20, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, the members of the U.S. Congress who are stalling reform are all Republicans. They were helped into office by a few multi-Billionaires who continue to believe that their money and combined influence will eventually beat down any Democratic reforms proposed ...
Joseph Raglione
December 19, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, through the centuries our species has depended on the freedom to communicate ideas and concepts. The importance of speedily communicating our ideas has meant the creation and spreading of civilized behavior around the world. The News Media in our society ha...
Tim Williams
December 15, 2011
In an age where green energy is reaching into most peoples pocketbooks, that being it is still very cost prohibitive to offset or totally rely on solar or wind to furnish enough energy that is used by the average homeowner. It would make sense to invest in magnetic power generators. Whether you call...
Philip F. Harris
December 18, 2011
Are we headed for the worse case scenarios for 2012? Current trends are not promising.
Pran Krishan Vasudeva
December 09, 2011
India is the sixth largest energy consumer in the world, accounting for 3.4 per cent of global energy consumption. The demand for energy has grown at an average of 3.6 per cent per annum over the past 30 years due to fast economic growth of country. The government has set an ambitious target to add approximately 78,000 MW of installed generation capacity by 2012. The total demand for electricity in India is expected to cross 950,000 MW by 2030.The shot in the arm to India-Australia relations could result in a flowering of a closer strategic co-operation. It has in the past engaged in joint naval exercises with Australia. In 2007, there was some animated discussion over the formation of a ´Quadrilateral of Democracies´ including India, Australia, Japan and the US.
Theresa J. Thurmond Morris
December 09, 2011
I miss the 50's and being a little kid now that I know my father is gone, it brings back old memories of the past. Can anyone relate? I want to be remembered as the founder of the Ascension Center in 1990 which was the coming age and era of the Eco-businesses. Think Green and Think Global! Dad Died today December 9, 2011. Mother died May 4th this year. I wasn't prepared. Will you be? We are all body-mind-spirits having the birth-life=death experience together. Remember life is about health and prosperity for all!
Allen F. Weitzel
December 11, 2011
Start-up basics for the new safety manager of any industry.
Daya Sagar Sharma
December 11, 2011
Like Doda area ( Kishtwar, Doda and Ramban Districts ) of Jammu Province of J&K (India) Rajouri and Poonch Districts too have remained neglected. The fate of Mugal Road started in 1978/ 79 is enough to explain the neglect. Even Agriculture and Horticulture have not been given a fair treatment. The...
Joseph Raglione
December 13, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, global warming is a fact that can no longer be disputed by intelligent people. Arrogant and ignorant people, however, do continue to dispute the fact of global warming and these same people continue to pump Gas into the atmosphere! I feel sorry for their fa...
Joseph Raglione
December 12, 2011
Barack Obama made a great speech and he also mentioned protecting the environment. Listen to his speech and judge for yourselves. I hasten to mention that the Republicans don't give a Rat's Ass for the environment and Democrats are the best bet for a better future.
On Tuesday, President Obama tra...
Joseph Raglione
December 10, 2011
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Joseph Raglione
December 08, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, it appears that the extreme American Right-Wing has been very busy during the last Twenty years. They have been busy creating internment camps within the United States. Exactly for what purpose is not yet clear but I'm sure they will find lots of reasons to...
Joseph Raglione
December 08, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I am studying some NASA satelite pictures and Texas, along with surrounding States, is today December 2011, running out of ground water! Texas Groundwater Severely Depleted
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Joseph Raglione
December 08, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I have a small puzzle I would like to solve and it appears that Foldit people can help me solve the puzzle. Everybody knows about Einstein's theory of relativity which is E=Mc2, what I want to do is reverse his formula in order to better understand Mass and...
Joseph Raglione
December 07, 2011
The Winter of Our Occupation ...a proposal from Michael Moore
Tuesday, December 6th, 2011
Friends,
And now it is winter. Wall Street rejoices, hoping that the change of seasons will mean a change in our spirit, our commitment to stop them.
They couldn't be more wrong. Have they not h...
Osita Ebiem
December 06, 2011
For several years Sunny Ofehe has stood as the conscience of a world that is not only impervious to the pains and sufferings of others but seems to take delight in inflicting the pains. He has been speaking in a very clear language and insistently that in all conflict situations such as in the Nig...
Tim Williams
November 29, 2011
Who ever thought that in this the twenty first century millions of our citizens in the United States of America are facing each day wondering whether their are going to be able to put food on the table. With the current rate of staggering numbers of individuals who face acute hunger and starvation i...
Lord Aikins Adusei
December 05, 2011
Renewable energy must be the way because it has the potential to help African countries invigorate their economies, wean themselves from dependence on fossil fuel and reduce the debt burden associated with oil importation. Renewable energy can also help increase households access to modern energy services; reduce energy poverty; improve the livelihood of the people; empower women; improve performance of students in schools; create jobs and bridge urban-rural inequality. It also has the potential to meet Africa's energy security needs; protect the environment; reduce natural resource conflicts (e.g. firewood collection); slow down rural-urban migration and associated urbanisation; and reduce carbon emissions and hence the negative impact of climate change.
Joseph Raglione
December 05, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I, Joseph Raglione, am not a professional journalist. Professional people are paid for their work and I am not paid for my non profit writing. In other words, I am free to write on the topics I choose and I am not guided by a profit oriented corporation nor...
Joseph Raglione
December 05, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if you enjoy freedom of speech and freedom to communicate on the World Wide Web, I suggest you block a bad bill being forced through the U.S. Senate.
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Joseph Raglione
December 01, 2011
Dear Al Frankin:
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Frank A. Hilario
November 30, 2011
BRUSSELS - Sprouts are expected from 28 November to 01 December 2011 in the World Agricultural Forum-sponsored World Congress 2011 as scientists & partners sow new seeds of technology for the farmers of the world, as investors tend to their new gardens of responsible resource use, as everyone tr...
Joseph Raglione
November 29, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I know the U.S. is in economic problems but asking Canada to fork over Thirty Billion for Stealth Fighters is RIDICULOUS! For one thing, Tax paying Canadians are already stretched to the limit economically and for another, Canadians are peace loving people!...
Joseph Raglione
November 29, 2011
WHEN THE US GOVERNMENT THREATENS THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, IT IS TIME TO CHANGE THE US GOVERNMENT.
Gary Ater
November 18, 2011
Agreeing with a conservative op-ed columnist? Did pigs just grow wings?
Tim Williams
November 03, 2011
"I'm a traveling man. Made allot of stops all over the world" Rick Nelson's Traveling Man. Oh yes! That does bring back so many precious memories of a rambunctious teenager. As I grew older and somewhat wiser the travels that I made only enhanced my appreciation of the glorious wonders of the world ...
Orkhan Ibadov
November 23, 2011
Stainless steel is comparatively very easy to clean. Using mild detergent or soap usually solves the problem. However, when it comes to tackling years of neglect and the accumulation of a long times worth of dirt and gunk, here are a few simple and complex methods which can be applied to solve the issue, depending on the problem.
Frank A. Hilario
November 24, 2011
LOS BAÑOS, LAGUNA - The myth was that we were going to witness a battle of wits in discussing the role of forests in preventing or not preventing floods. The reality was that for 3.5 hours, we were witness to the gusts of winds about disaster risk reduction and management, the tectonic shifts of vol...
Joseph Raglione
November 23, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, there is nothing like cold hard facts to batter down the resistance of cold hard people attempting to ignore the cold hard facts. The ENS newswire is one of the best places to find cold hard facts. One cold hard fact is that Japan is joining Europe in the r...
Tim Williams
November 22, 2011
We are entering an increasingly dangerous period in the history of mankind. Our world, our oceans are so precariously close to causing unimaginable, catastrophic disaster for all life on planet Earth. Ever since the dawn of man all of humanity has survived on various sources of food. But, the one so...
Dr. Nitish Priyadarshi
November 15, 2011
SAD is a syndrome characterized by depression during winter months when there is less daylight. Seasonal Affective Disorder is directly related or even caused by too little sunlight, which causes the body's time clock to go out of sync, thus upsetting the body's routine, and may even affect certain hormonal levels in the body.
Timothy Morgans
November 17, 2011
If you are a car owner, anywhere in the US or the world, the law requires you to hold vehicle insurance. The question, however, is how exactly to choose the right insurance? There is immense competition in the insurance market, which makes it totally baffling for the regular customer. So, what s...
Richard Hernandez
November 22, 2011
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Richard Hernandez
November 22, 2011
Bed bugs are a growing problem throughout the many countries all over the world. Many people associate infestation with lack of proper hygiene and poor housekeeping. The truth is that these pests can be found almost anywhere and latch onto various items to be carried home. They feed on blood, not ca...
Richard Hernandez
November 22, 2011
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Joseph Raglione
November 22, 2011
What if Occupy Wall Street Becomes so large it converts into an alternative National Government?
Joseph Raglione
November 16, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I enjoy giving out credit when it is well deserved and the 'Center for Responsive Politics' deserves all the credit for their informative article...>
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Vanessa Macapayad Gorra
November 09, 2011
As gold prices reach record highs, mining operations in Cagayan de Oro are flourishing anew, but at what cost?
The Iponan River is orange. This waterway, which bounds Cagayan de Oro in the west and has its headwaters in the provinces of Bukidon and Lanao, has been generously receiving mi...
David Walks-As-Bear
November 10, 2011
"Suffer´n Succotash!" wasn´t coined by Daffy Duck. It was the Indians of New England that first uttered the word and they weren´t talking about no Duck a l'Orange, either.
Pran Krishan Vasudeva
November 14, 2011
It is believed that future wars are likely to be on water due to shortage of water on ecological reasons. In recent times, the world has witnessed a major surge in regional unrests caused primarily by the shortage of water. Tension builds up between two or more countries when an effort is made by any upper riparian country to control the waterways of Transboundary Rivers. Factors like population surge, industrialization and other development activities compel a country to control waterways. When such activities begin to affect the livelihood, ecology and growth of the lower riparian countries, they become a source of dispute. We are being blind to Pakistan's list of demands as well as it seeks control of water sources head and it is not just Kashmir. And China is tilting the scales to Pakistan's advantage.
A country, which relies on Diplomacy and spends little on Defence, is likely to suffer in the hands of China.
Frank A. Hilario
November 14, 2011
NEW DELHI - We are in the Rich Knowledge Millennium, but the poor have poor knowledge of it. And there are about 1 billion of them.
"While new innovations and technologies are redefining agriculture development," the 9th Global Knowledge Millennium Summit says, "there is need [for] linking and l...
Frank A. Hilario
November 12, 2011
MANILA - Be careful with myths, you might grasp thin air with them. Be careful with realities, you might knock your head on them and get a splitting headache.
On 24 November 2011 at the Elvira Tan Hall of the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Developm...
Mike Banos
November 11, 2011
The Italian designed Primavera Residences in Pueblo de Oro Business Park, Cagayan de Oro wins another feather in its cap from the South East Asian Property Awards.
Joseph Raglione
November 10, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, remember how Monsanto genetically modified Soya and Corn seeds in order to make the plants more resistant to thier basic weed killing product Roundup, and then they forced farmers to accept only their modified Monsanto patented seeds under penalty of a mora...