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Water shortage: the real thing

Coca-Cola's water use in drought ravaged Kala Dera

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In transit: Ayesha, Nazley and their new neighbours outside Ayesha's home in the temporary relocation area. Photo by Anna Majavu.

Love in a grey zone

In Bangladesh, homosexuality is illegal. Delwar Hussain talks to Suleman, a gay imam, about what this means for him and his partner.

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Tarnac and the Echoes	L’affaire Tarnac is a story little-followed outside of France. Horatio Morpurgo tracks down the collective – whose members have been accused by the police of terrorist activity – and explains why we should all be paying more attention.	Horatio Morpurgo	December, 2009	428	Buy
In our hands	Will the Copenhagen conference deliver effective action on climate change? Not a chance, argues Jess Worth. So what's the alternative?	Jess Worth	December, 2009	428	Buy
Losing the edge	Perceptions of efficiency – and cleanliness – can differ, Maria Golia discovers.	Maria Golia	November, 2009	427	Buy
Murder without Borders	Vancouver-based journalist Terry Gould tells the stories of six journalists who paid with their lives for refusing to surrender their conviction that journalism is meant to be about ‘telling the truth’.	Richard Swift	November, 2009	427	Buy
Rainy Season		Peter Whittaker	November, 2009	427	Buy
Vanishing of the Bees	An eye opening account of the truth behind the declining bee population	Malcolm Lewis	November, 2009	427	Buy
Goodbye Solo	Different in every way: Ramin Bahrani's brilliant Goodbye Solo.	Malcolm Lewis	November, 2009	427	Buy
Water shortage: the real thing	Coca-Cola's water use in drought ravaged Kala Dera		November, 2009	427	Buy
Sweeping the streets	Poor South Africans fall foul of soccer tournament preparations	Anna Majavu	November, 2009	427	Buy
Miracle or mirage?	Solar-powered development has huge potential if problems can be overcome	Matt Sellwood	November, 2009	427	Buy
Balibo Five case reopened	Thirty-four years on, the notorious case of the ‘Balibo Five’ is to be reopened.		November, 2009	427	Buy
World of counterterror	A snapshot of the continuing spread of counterterrorist measures – real and unreal.		November, 2009	427	Buy
Action on Counterterrorism	A poem by Hubert Moore + ACTION directory.		November, 2009	427	Buy
Bloody oil	Canadian First Nations internationalize their struggle against the most destructive project on earth	Jess Worth	November, 2009	427	Buy
Love in a grey zone	In Bangladesh, homosexuality is illegal. Delwar Hussain talks to Suleman, a gay imam, about what this means for him and his partner.	Delwar Hussain	November, 2009	427	Buy

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