Why Mississippi floods were expected : Nature News - 0 views
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Cecilia Bustrén on 25 Sep 13Well organised, easy to follow on 2011 Mississippi flooding
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Mississippi River flood of 2011 (American history) - 0 views
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Flooding of the Mississippi River valley in the central United States from late April to May 2011 on a scale not seen since the floods of 1927 and 1937. Thousands of square miles of agricultural and residential...
2011 Flooding Mississippi River poses dire threats | Reuters - 0 views
Australia's water resources and use - 1 views
Hamburg -European Green Capital - 2 views
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This pdf-format about Hamburg and why it's so green is very in-depth and is about how Hamburg has become such a green city and what its future is.
Generate Energy By Walking On Eco Flooring System - 0 views
England's recycling rate has increased - 0 views
Wealth Gaps Rise to Record Highs Between Whites, Blacks, Hispanics - 1 views
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Disparities, Whites, Black, Hispanic
Delegates at climate talks agree to extend efforts of Kyoto Protocol - 1 views
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"Durban, South Africa (CNN) -- An agreement reached Sunday in South Africa will help tackle the challenges of climate change for years to come, the United Nations' chief said. ...[The Kyoto Protocol] mandates that industrialized nations cut their greenhouse gas emissions."
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10 amazing solar-power projects - 0 views
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Certain products, such as bags, that are solar paneled to power ipods and lap, could help reduce our energy consumption.
Gender equality ranking of 2011 - 1 views
To empower African women, turn words into action - CNN - 1 views
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Women are mobilizing alongside their male counterparts for greater political freedom like we have seen in Egypt and Tunisia. Women are robustly active in the workforce and serve as CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.
Mexican Immigrants in the United States - 1 views
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Over the past five decades, Mexicans have constituted the single largest group of immigrants to the United States originating from Latin America. In 2011, 11.7 million Mexican immigrants resided in the United States, representing 29 percent of the US immigrant population and close to 4 percent of the overall US population.