BBC News - Census 2011: Five lesser-spotted things in the data - 14 views
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Danny OCallaghan on 13 Aug 12Excellent article. Useful for 1st lesson back
Food price crisis feared as erratic weather wreaks havoc on crops | Environment | guard... - 15 views
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Look out for change in price of Bacon as feedstuffs increase.
£13tn hoard hidden from taxman by global elite | Business | The Observer - 13 views
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Read this............. then get as angry as i did
BBC News - Police called over snowman theft in Kent - 9 views
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Global crime
China's great gender crisis | World news | The Guardian - 9 views
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Too many nen ???
Concerns raised as strange and sudden ice sheet melt reported in Greenland - Climate Ch... - 9 views
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It IS happening NOW !!!!
Average Chinese person's carbon footprint now equals European's | Environment | guardia... - 9 views
Greenland ice sheet melted at unprecedented rate during July | Environment | guardian.c... - 7 views
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see further proof
Google Reader - 8 views
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You need to read this one . Might be an idea to print it off and add to your notes
Punytive Damages? World's Biggest Corporate Fines - 9 views
From the 99% to the 1%: Osborne bails out the energy fat cats | Damian Carrington | Env... - 7 views
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If you have 5 mins read this ...... am i going mad. This is ludicrous
Light pollution on Earth at night, as seen from space - Telegraph - 6 views
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These images show the varying levels of light pollution on Earth, as seen from space. Canadian scientist Felix Pharand-Deschênes created the images to highlight our waste of energy.
China's workforce 'dries up' - Telegraph - 9 views
Ugandan farmer: 'My land gave me everything. Now I'm one of the poorest' | Environment ... - 7 views
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this has made me so so cross. Read it email me and tell me what you think
Fish Fight - Half of all fish caught in the North Sea is thrown back overboard dead - 6 views
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wtach the then video join up
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Business at the tip of Africa's fingers - 6 views
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Across the African continent, internet penetration is low, computers are often too expensive to purchase, and online business transactions can be logistically complicated to execute. But the surge in mobile phone use - there are currently 695 million mobile phone subscribers in Africa - has given Africans a simple and pervasive means of sharing information and conducting business.
Costa Rica's 'green economy' shows that money can grow on trees | Ina Porras | Global d... - 7 views