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Three years ago, Colombia passed the Anti-Smoking Law, against the desperate cries of restaurant and bar owners who insisted that this would harm their businesses, that people wouldn't return, that [...]
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Abstract: Bolivia, a country with aproximately 9 [...]
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The Angolan Civil War was a major civil conflict in the Southern African state of Angola, beginning in [...]
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Mientras que algunas ciudades tienen bien establecida su fecha de nacimiento y reciben los beneficios de la planificación a mediano y largo plazo, también hay de las que [...]
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“So now what? You all have graduated and will now flood the capital instead of going back to where you came from?!” [...]
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The African Union declared the Lord’s Resistance Army a terrorist group in November 2011 and [...]
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Some people want to live forever, and they are actively working to accomplish just that. These people view aging as a curable disease, and they are supporting and [...]
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With the parliamentary elections in Mongolia approaching next month, there will be more women's nominations as woman’s quotas for political participation have now been approved by the parliament. Eleven parties [...]
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Tagline: Market based mechanisms at work in Pakistan despite its subscribing to the Kyoto Protocol I see the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a result of the same market-based mechanism [...]
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Oil has a comical way of affecting history. Many conspiracy theorists have blamed oil on a host of issues that have rocked the world [...]
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To me there is nothing more refreshing and soul-uplifting than to take a break from the stresses of daily life by going for a walk [...]
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For the first time in history, the number of city dwellers outnumber those living in rural areas. What does this mean for our cities and how does [...]
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*Photo: Pedro Querejazu Abstract: The issue of land [...]
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Ever wondered what really sustains our existence? With all the hustle and bustle in our lives we tend to start taking some things for granted. Earth, the mother planet, the [...]
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Pakistan is a country that has lagged behind the developed world in information and technology for as long as we Pakistanis can remember. Yes, we've even lagged behind the United [...]
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Mobiles Against Malaria - is a community building effort in one of [...]
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According to a new data released by World [...]
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The rapid development of megacities is a characteristic feature of today's world. Megacities bring many positive changes to people’s lives in developing countries; however, the negative implications of such unsustainable growth also weigh [...]
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Egypt has a population topping 80million. Most of that number is huddled around the Nile River as it makes its long, winding journey across the east of the country, [...]
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Managing forests and conserving biodiversity is challenging for a developing nation; and democracy does not guarantee success. Peter Burnell even questions the assumption that democracies are better for sustainability: "Conventional wisdom maintains [...]
