Nothing could be as much a mirror of poor people’s food plight today as Thai farmers reportedly conducting armed vigils in their rice fields at night to prevent thieves from reaping the crop.
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Where’s All the World’s Food?
Want to Be the Change? Here's How
Want to make a difference in the health of the planet, but don't know where to start? Check out the Be The Change Program, which brings together people from across the spectrum to show you how, and help give a frame to your enthusiasm.

Rebuilt World Trade Center Powered by Hydrogen Fuel Cells
The rebuilt New York World Trade Center will be powered cleanly by four UTC Power hydrogen fuel cells and other sources of renewable energy such as offsite wind turbines.

Did You Say Eco-Friendly Bombs?
I search through various news sources every day to bring readers the latest news pertaining to the environment. And as much as I try to be unbiased or non-judgmental, I just couldn’t believe it when I saw the Yahoo! News headline “Environmentally Friendly Bombs Planned.”
Obesity contributes to Global Warming

We are all becoming heavier and it is a global responsibility [...] a slimmer population would lower demand for fuel for transportation and for agriculture...

U.N. sees world climate change deal in 2009
The world can reach a significant new climate change pact by the end of 2009 if current talks keep up their momentum, the head of the United Nations climate panel said on Sunday.
The United Nations began negotiations on a sweeping new pact in March after governments agreed last year to work out a treaty to succeed the Kyoto Protocol by the end of next year.

Meal Carbon Calculator
So I know there has been allot of talk about grain shortage and rising food cost in the news lately so I thought today would be a great day to talk about how your diet can help the environment. World Vision is having an extreme shortage of food due to rising cost and will have cut 1.5 million people from their roster of 7.5 million they fed last year, one-third of them are children who rely on the organization’s aid to survive. Quite a startling statistic!

Inmates in Africa Pioneer New Sanitation Project
A new project financed by the government of Norway and the Global Environment Facility will have inmates at an African prison working towards purifying human waste and producing biogas to reduce carbon emissions.
Investors in Rio Tinto and BP face protests
Tribal and community representatives from around the world will address Rio Tinto's annual meeting and argue that the mining group's claim that its operations are sustainable and fair is far from the truth. Meanwhile, investors going to the BP annual meeting will be greeted by campaigners dressed as pirates, symbolising the company's attempt to "rob" Iraq of its oil through pressing the Baghdad administration to sign a new oil law.
How the rich starved the world
The irony is extraordinary. World cereal stocks are at an all-time low, food-aid programmes have run out of money and millions face starvation. Yet wealthy countries persist with plans to use grain for petrol.
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Gore, Bono Talk Poverty, Warming at Davos
Former Vice-President Al Gore and Irish rock singer Bono addressed the World Economic Forum on Thursday in Davos, Switzerland on tackling climate change and global poverty.

World forum focuses on terrorism
Fears of world recession briefly took a back seat Thursday at the World Economic Forum, where leaders from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq focused on how to establish security in their volatile regions.

Taiwanese Solar Car May Debut This Year
A commercial version of the Taiwanese solar car that came in second place in the Australian World Solar Challenge this year may debut at an affordable price.

Top 10 Conservation Success Stories for 2007
From New York to Costa Rica, from the first national park in China to a marine protected area in the South Pacific, these are the best of the best, the conservation success stories with the most impact for nature and people in 2007.