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by M.B. Reilley, University of Cincinnati January 3, 2013 (TSR) - A team of international archaeologists including Christian Cloke of the University of Cincinnati is providing new insights into successful…
January 3, 2013 (TSR) - Elementary school students often learn that plants grow toward the light. This seems straightforward, but in reality, the genes and pathways that allow plants to…
December 22, 2012 (TSR) - Despite good rains across much of the Sahel this year, 1.4 million children are expected to be malnourished - up from one million in 2012,…
December 17, 2012 (TSR) - When Bashar Akkad recently visited Syria’s northern, government-controlled town of al-Raqqah, hotel staff did not serve him breakfast. They could not find any bread in…
December 17, 2012 (TSR) - Scientists anticipate there will be nine billion people in the world to feed by 2050. As this number rises, so will the earth’s temperature, which…
by Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica December 12, 2012 (TSR) - Federal officials have given energy and mining companies permission to pollute aquifers in more than 1,500 places across the country, releasing…
November 15, 2012 (TSR) - Across the United States, thousands of hazardous waste sites are contaminated with chemicals that prevent the underlying groundwater from meeting drinking water standards. These include…
Lady MJ Santos, Publisher’s Note: Here is a dire issue that mainstream media refuse to truly cover because if they did, then the Syrian Crisis should have been ended, and…
November 12, 2012 (TSR) - As temperatures soar and droughts increase in frequency, scientists around the world are working to create food crops tolerant of extreme temperatures - often an…
September 25, 2012 (TSR) - China issued their official position paper. This is the full text with our highlights for emphasis so our readers can fully grasp and understand where…
September 4, 2012 (TSR) - Bhutan is the only country in South Asia to have surplus electricity generation, with power export to India contributing 25 percent of the nation’s GDP…
August 30, 2012 (TSR) - Well driller Randy Gebke usually uses a geology database and other high-tech tools to figure out where to sink new water wells for clients. But…
Our-Story: Terrace Farming Unearthed at Ancient Desert City of Petra
New Insights Into How Plants Grow in Response to Light, Water and Gravity
SAHEL FOOD CRISIS: Malnourished Children to remain above one million in 2013
SYRIA: Bread shortages rising
FOOD: How to Feed the Future
Poisoning U.S. Wells: How the Feds Let Industry Pollute the Nation’s Underground Water Supply
Contaminated U.S. Groundwater Sites Will Cost $110 Billion to Clean, Report Says
Analysis: Syria and the regional food chain
COMBATTING GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS: FUNGI OFFER NON-GM WAY TO ENHANCE FOOD CROPS
OFFICIAL POSITION PAPER OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA AT THE 67th SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Bhutan Shares Energy through Cross Border Interconnections
U.S. Drought now hires Witch Water Consultants
