(4.22.2005)
Seeds on Ice
Preservation of genetic diversity by storing germplasm. We have to keep stocks of some, but how do we keep the right Noah's Ark without wasting space?
(4.22.2005)
Changes in Farm Tillage Could Reduce Greenhouse Gas Problem By 10%
(4.22.2005)
Chimp Addicted to Smoking
Would be funny, except that it's killing the chimp
(4.22.2005)
Berlusconi Resigns, May Re-Form Government Right Away
(4.22.2005)
Immigration a Hot Issue in UK, Just Like US
(4.22.2005)
Mass Trial of 24 Suspected Terrorists Begins in Spain
(4.22.2005)
US Plans to Tighten Rules on Flights Crossing Airspace
Previously only a stickler about those flights landing here. New security rules (not including the proposed US overflight one) caused 200 people to miss their flights out of Dublin in the past week or so.
(4.22.2005)
Czech President Vocally Opposing EU Constitution
Understandable, since the EU gives off the sense of being a remote bureaucracy intent on eroding the Czech Republic's sovereignty. Sounds a lot like he rightly remembers the Soviet days, before they had a free press.
(4.22.2005)
Islamic Fundamentalist Groups Control 3% of Bangladesh's Economy
They're rapidly expanding schools and spending more on them than the government there, and their income is growing twice as fast as the rest of the economy
(4.22.2005)
China, Japan Planning Meeting Over Textbook Fight
(4.22.2005)
Even Across Borders, Mothers Still Get On Daughters' Cases About Marriage
(4.22.2005)
South Koreans Now Must Pay Income Tax on Bribes
Panel member: "The current law is so unfair in that ordinary people are subject to pay taxes on bribes they take, but politicians are not"
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