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Watching the weather
428 - December, 2009
Weather patterns across the West African country have become increasingly hard to predict as a result of climate change.
The eye sees, but the hand can't reach
428 - December, 2009
Palestinian proverb reflects bitter truth for olive farmers
Gort and Klaatu's International Climate Slam-Down
428 - December, 2009
Cartoonist Marc Roberts beams his inquisitive aliens down to commentate on ‘a night of bone-crushing, planet-trashing, wrestling mayhem’.
Droning on
428 - December, 2009
President Obama has carried out more drone attacks than George W Bush.
Bond aid
428 - December, 2009
Copenhagen is not the only game in town. There are other ideas for how to keep fossil fuels in the ground. The NI catches up with one of the boldest: Ecuador's Yasuní initiative.
Eritrea
428 - December, 2009
The country, once one of Italy’s few colonial possessions, covers an 800-kilometre strip along Africa’s Red Sea coast, stretching from Sudan in the north to Djibouti in the south.
Standing up to Big Pharma
428 - December, 2009
A meeting of the World Psychiatric Association provides food for thought for Joanna Cheek.
GMB Akash
428 - December, 2009
GMB Akash photographs children being children at a dump yard in Bangladesh.
Transforming Pakistan: Ways out of instability
428 - December, 2009
Hilary Synnott’s book is a useful introduction to Pakistan’s past, present and possible future.
How Toronto Found Its Food Groove
428 - December, 2009
Today’s food movement grew up alongside the anti-globalization movements of the past 20 years, so thinking and acting locally are crucial to it.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| Watching the weather | Weather patterns across the West African country have become increasingly hard to predict as a result of climate change. |
December, 2009 | 428 | Buy | |
| The eye sees, but the hand can't reach | Palestinian proverb reflects bitter truth for olive farmers |
Noreen Sadik | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Gort and Klaatu's International Climate Slam-Down | Cartoonist Marc Roberts beams his inquisitive aliens down to commentate on ‘a night of bone-crushing, planet-trashing, wrestling mayhem’. |
Marc Roberts | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Droning on | President Obama has carried out more drone attacks than George W Bush. |
December, 2009 | 428 | Buy | |
| Toxic legacy | Victims of ‘India’s Hiroshima’ still seek justice |
Rajwinder Sahota | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Bond aid | Copenhagen is not the only game in town. There are other ideas for how to keep fossil fuels in the ground. The NI catches up with one of the boldest: Ecuador's Yasuní initiative. |
Yolanda Kakabadse | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| The return | An overseas trip lets Maria Golia see her hometown in a new light. |
Maria Golia | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Eritrea | The country, once one of Italy’s few colonial possessions, covers an 800-kilometre strip along Africa’s Red Sea coast, stretching from Sudan in the north to Djibouti in the south. |
Richard Swift | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Davi Kopenawa | Yanomami community under threat |
Rowenna Davis | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Rescuing socialism | A red-green revival is possible, argues Jeremy Seabrook. |
Jeremy Seabrook | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Standing up to Big Pharma | A meeting of the World Psychiatric Association provides food for thought for Joanna Cheek. |
Joanna Cheek | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| GMB Akash | GMB Akash photographs children being children at a dump yard in Bangladesh. |
GMB Akash | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Thirsty River | Peter Whittaker | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy | |
| Transforming Pakistan: Ways out of instability | Hilary Synnott’s book is a useful introduction to Pakistan’s past, present and possible future. |
Jo Lateu | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| How Toronto Found Its Food Groove | Today’s food movement grew up alongside the anti-globalization movements of the past 20 years, so thinking and acting locally are crucial to it. |
Wayne Roberts | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
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