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(Photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)Climate Change: Its Effects On Migration, Conflict In Northern Ghana
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(Photo: UN / /Isaac Billy)Half of South Sudan facing food shortages, warns UN
File - A woman and her children are pictured on the outskirts of Fertait, a village in Jonglei, South Sudan, burned down during the recent escalation of ethnic clashes in this area, 7 January, 2012....Full Story

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Summit must focus on food security
  (Souce: China Daily) | By Shenggen Fan | BEIJING, May 18 (Xinhuanet) -- As the G8 leaders meet in the United States this week, agriculture and food security must be at the forefront of the discussions, and ways to prevent price volatility, including halting grain-bas...Full Story
Parts of Japan see record-high CO2 levels
| The average monthly concentration of carbon dioxide has topped 400 parts per million in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, the first time this level has been reached in Japan, raising alarm about greenhouse gases that can cause global warming. | The Japan Meteorological Agenc...Full Story
Walk to End Genocide
| Right now, they're still alive. | 400,000 Nuba civilians have been trapped in the mountainous regions of South Kordofan and Blue Nile states in Sudan since June 2011, on the brink of a government-orchestrated famine. The Khartoum regime has intentionally cut them off ...Full Story
Weekend weather forecast for Houston Texas and vicinity, Friday, May 18, 2012
| Discussion In an ENSO-neutral spring and summer (that is, water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean close to seasonal normals), it is hard to come by extreme heat or cold. You may have noticed that in comparison to the last two La Nina-dominated warm seasons,...Full Story
Weather History: May 18: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, wind & Mt. St. Helens
| Meteorological events that happened on May 18th: | 1825 | A tornado, said to have crossed the entire state of Ohio smashed into the log cabin settlement of Burlington, northeast of Columbus reportedly destroying the entire town. | 1883 | The fifth deadliest tornado ou...Full Story
Khalilian: Iran ready to share experience in uplifting food security standards
Rome, May 18, IRNA – Minister of Agricultural Jihad, Sadegh Khalilian, on Thursday voiced Iran’s preparedness to put its experience at the disposal of regional states for upgrading world and regional food security and living standards. | Addressing the 31st FAO Conf...Full Story
Accuracy rate for tornado predictions lower than 10%
| The Meteorological Agency said Thursday that its accuracy rate for predicting tornados was less than 10 percent between 2008 and 2012. | The agency issued 1,446 tornado warnings between March 2008 and May 2012. During the four years, the best rate was a mere 9 percent...Full Story
MoA signed for funding
| By MELISSA MARTIN | The Papua New Guinea Government through the Office of Climate Change and Development has received over K13 million Adaptation Funds for Climate Change related risks from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). | The UNDP and the OCCD yeste...Full Story
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Fri 18 May 2012
G8 summit: The hunger game
The Independent | One of the worst hit is the African country of Niger where the lives of six million children are in the balance, the British charity Save the Children has warned. Serious malnutrition is sweeping the sub-Saharan nation. Yesterday, the charity annou...
Hernando County briefs: Breakfast, rally to honor armed forces
Tampabay.com | In Print: Friday, May 18, 2012 ADVERTISEMENT | ADVERTISEMENT | Story Tools Print this story Purchase reprints Contact the editor Email Newsletters | Briefly | BREAKFAST, RALLY TO APPRECIATE ARMED FORCES: An Armed Forces Appreciation Breakfast will ...
Answer to hunger pangs
Deccan Chronicle | Trying to solve a hunger crisis is no easy task, but a spirited team of engineers is wrapping their head around a design which aims to solve this pertinent issue. Bengaluru boy Aditya Kamalapurkar, along with three others is working on a project ti...
We are the lucky country, US is most extreme in the weather stakes
The Daily Telegraph Australia | AUSTRALIA'S weather is not as wild as a decade of drought, two years of floods and a series of cyclones suggests, a global study shows. | Meteorologists at The Weather Channel performed an independent review of severe weather around the world,...
Aussie life in a land of extremes
The Daily Telegraph Australia | RAVAGED by drought and bushfires, drenched by floods and hammered by destructive storms - Australia's recent weather patterns are a reminder how severe this wide brown land can be. | And comprehensive analysis of world climate data has reveale...
Thu 17 May 2012
Press Advocates: Obama Should Talk Freedom at G8
Voa News Press freedom advocates are calling for President Barack Obama to address limitations on journalists who report on food insecurity when he meets with four African leaders at the G8 Summit on Saturday. | The group is set to discuss solutions to food c...
TOWN HALL: We need two new earths or we'll die (poll)
Colorado Springs Gazette | Activists have tried to scare Americans out of their wages for decades. The narrative tells us that awful things will happen if we don't consume less and spend the savings on government solutions to newfound threats. | Alarmists told us in the 1960...
Study: Wind speeds key to storms' psychological effects
Palm Beach Post | FORT LAUDERDALE — People who have lived through at least one tropical storm are far better at estimating wind speed than those who have not, according to a study presented today that might hint at why hurricanes have such psychological effect...
4.2 degree quake shakes southern Iran
Irna Tehran, May 18, IRNA – A quake with a magnitude of 4.2 degrees on the richter scale jolted Ahl, an area in the suburbs of the provinces of Hormuzgan and Fars, at 00:02 hours local time (1932 GMT) on Friday. |   | According to the Seismological...
Begich wants more resources for tsunami debris
Sacramento Bee | JUNEAU, Alaska -- U.S. Sen. Mark Begich wants the federal government to provide at least $45 million to clean-up debris that will land on U.S. shores from last year's tsunami in Japan. | In a letter to the president, the Alaska Democrat says the mo...
Begich wants more resources for tsunami debris
Fresno Bee | JUNEAU, Alaska -- U.S. Sen. Mark Begich wants the federal government to provide at least $45 million to clean-up debris that will land on U.S. shores from last year's tsunami in Japan. | In a letter to the president, the Alaska Democrat says the mo...
Begich wants more resources for tsunami debris
The Tribune San Luis Obispo | U.S. Sen. Mark Begich wants the federal government to provide at least $45 million to clean-up debris that will land on U.S. shores from last year's tsunami in Japan. | In a letter to the president, the Alaska Democrat says the money should go to c...
Fired Venice High teacher says she's victim of a mix-up
Herald Tribune | SARASOTA COUNTY - The Venice High School teacher fired this week by the Sarasota County School board for refusing to take a blood-alcohol test says she is the victim of a district mix-up that made it impossible for her to comply with the order. | N...
Study: Wind speeds key to a hurricane's psychological effects
Palm Beach Post | FORT LAUDERDALE — People who have lived through at least one tropical storm are far better at estimating wind speed than those who have not, according to a study presented today that might hint at why hurricanes have such psychological effect...
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