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[Marduk2012.blogspot.com] 2012: Rendez-vous With Marduk: It focuses on the "Monroe Doctrine" of the 19th century and evaluates the present circumstances, putting Venezuela on the center of the stage: "The Monroe Doctrine was created to project the United States' sphere of influence into the Americas and fill the void left by Spain. It was also due to the upstart nation’s fear of Latin American colonization by other more powerful European imperialists.
[Ekostv.com] News feeds - ekosTV.com: an outbreak of H5N1 bird flu under control on chicken and quail farms. In the winter sky over Antarctica, scientists have detected a vast cap of .
[Vegsource.com] Blog Plate Special: 10/23/2005 - 10/29/2005: Ironically, McDonald's web site does provide percentage nutritional information for its Happy Meals in terms of children, but only for nutrients like vitamins. So, while it's proud to report that its cheeseburger Happy Meal contains enough vitamin B6 to provide 108% of a 4-8 year old's nutritional requirements, nowhere on its web site nor on its wrappers will it tell parents what 26 grams of fat means in terms of the nutritional requirements for the intended consumer of the Happy Meal.
[Lawprofessors.typepad.com] Environmental Law Prof Blog: International: The inaugural meeting, hosted at the offices of DG Environment of the European Commission, attracted over 50 invited participants to hear representatives from California discuss one of the most important climate change policy initiatives in the United States””California’s regulations to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from new motor vehicles””and its implications for Europe’s voluntary agreement with automakers to reduce GHG emissions from cars (see below for more details on both programs). The seminar was attended by the key players from different backgrounds, including from various services of the European Commission and the European Council, research centers, environmental think tanks, representatives of the European, Japanese and Korean automotive industry, consultancies, and law firms.
[Scienceg8.com] Sciencegate: His most famous work is a 1972 essay, entitled, "Famine, Affluence, and Morality," in which he suggests that the gulf in distribution of resources between the developing and the developed world is inexcusable. His solution is for people in affluent nations to give nearly all they own until they reach the point of ”˜marginal utility’ - at which point they cannot give away a single thing more without being in poorer shape than the people to whom they have contributed.
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