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“Poets & Writers: Green Printing and Beyond” goes green.

(NEW YORK CITY) - The new short video “Poets & Writers: Green Printing and Beyond” explores how the magazine decided to use recycled paper.

This decision influenced a comprehensive greening strategy for its organization; Poets & Writers Magazine, is an award-winning bimonthly.

On Marine Le Pen and Populism

Le Pen’s victory is clearly an alarm call. As the financial turmoil starts to bite, it becomes clear that we are dealing with a ticking bomb.

(LONDON) - Marine Le Pen and The French’s Front National are the big winners in the French elections yesterday.

France’s Front National scored the best ever presidential campaign first-round result (18% of the votes).

Seeing the Forest

Northeast Oregon Survey Looks at Community and Environment.

(DURHAM, NH) - This brief reports on a survey conducted in Fall 2011 as one component of the ongoing Communities and Forests in Oregon (CAFOR) project.

The CAFOR project focuses on the people and landscapes of three counties in northeast Oregon (Baker, Union, and Wallowa), where landscapes and communities are changing in interconnected ways.

Lankan Tamils` Hunger-Strike Enters Eighth Day

India is holding prisoners over accusations of LTTE involvement.

(CHENGALPATTU, India) - The hunger-strike by 10 Sri Lankan Tamils demanding their release from the special camp at Chengalpattu entered the eighth day on Monday.

Five more had joined the fasting on Friday. The protesters are asking to be released since they are being held sans legal grounds for several months under the passport act.

General Bosco Ntaganda Wanted Dead or Alive by Rwandan Special Forces

The Special Forces are headed by Maj Nkuranga of the Rwanda Defence Forces.

(KIGALI, Rwanda) - During a meeting between Congolese and Rwandan officials, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda instructed his soldiers to kill Bosco Ntaganda.

In this meeting it was first agreed upon that they should initially arrest or kill Ntaganda’s soldiers in order to gain access him.

Hanford May Be High-Level Nuclear Waste Storage Site

Heart of America Northwest, says a US Senate bill moved today could lead to trucks of radioactive waste on NW roads.

(SEATTLE) - US Senate proposes High-Level Nuclear Waste go to Hanford if a new governor does not respond in strong opposition.

Opponents say trucking High-Level Nuclear Waste to Hanford or any other short term storage site will unnecessarily cause hundreds of fatal cancers along the truck routes.

India, Pak talks `Very Positive` and `encouraging` - Ban Ki-moon

Ban: "It is the right time for President Mahinda Rajapaksa to address the issues in a speedy and judicious manner"

(UNITED NATIONS) - Terming developments as "very positive" and "encouraging" recent efforts by India and Pakistan to normalise their relations, UN chief Ban Ki-moon today hoped the two neighbours will continue the dialogue.

The UN chief believes both must play a greater role for peace, security and harmony in the region.

Families of Fishermen Forgive Italian Marines

The Kerala high court approved the out-of-court settlement.

(KERALA, India DeccanChronicle) - The two families of fishermen Valentine and Ajeesh Pink, killed in the Italian Enrica Lexie shooting, accepted the Rs. 2 crore compensation, by demand draft, from the Italian government here on Tuesday.

US Liberals and Their Situational Ethics

Liberal voices joined in by demeaning Manning as a 'troubled young man' with 'delusions of grandeur'... That he exposed blatant murder, among other dubious behaviours, seems not to resonate at all with these liberals.

(LONDON Redress) - The ethical standards of American liberals are more malleable than they would admit:

In practice they "do not oppose the violation of civil or human rights, be they those of Americans, Iraqis or anybody else.

Who`s Policing the Police?

The video camera can be the best friend of the citizen dealing with cops who practice illegal behavior.

(OKLAHOMA CITY) - It was New Year’s Day around 2:00 a.m. when Antonio Buehler, the designated driver, and his friend had stopped for gas on their way home. It happened in Austin, Texas.

They were going about their business when they noticed a young lady, lightly dressed and in high heels being made to walk a line during a field sobriety test.