Environment · October, 2010

Environment · October, 2010
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Stories about Environment from October, 2010

Caribbean: Hurricane Tomas

Caribbean31 October 2010

Trinidad and Tobago, the twin island republic that seemed to be directly in Tomas‘ path on Friday, was spared its effects, but as the storm veered north, islands that had...

Guyana: Cyclone Approaches

Quick Reads · Caribbean29 October 2010

Trinidad & Tobago: Approaching Storm

Quick Reads · Caribbean29 October 2010

China and the U.S: Fuss about rare earth

Quick Reads · East Asia29 October 2010

Indonesia: Earthquake, Tsunami, Volcanic Eruption in 48 hours

East Asia28 October 2010

Indonesia was caught unprepared this week when an earthquake, tsunami and volcanic eruption battered the islands in less than 48 hours. Casualties are expected to exceed 500 and thousands of...

Madagascar: Village Burned Down by Highwaymen during Cattle Robbery

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa28 October 2010

Bermuda: Ahoy There!

Quick Reads · Caribbean27 October 2010

Ecuador: The Kichwa of Ecuador and the Oil Companies

Quick Reads · Latin America27 October 2010

Ukraine, Serbia: Food, Libraries, Dwellings

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe26 October 2010

Guatemala: Photo Essay: ‘K'iche’ People Reject The Exploitation of their Natural Resources’

Quick Reads · Latin America26 October 2010

Costa Rica: Young Professionals Work to Make San José Bike Friendly

Quick Reads · Latin America26 October 2010

Peru: Thousands of Indigenous People Block Rivers in Protest

Quick Reads · Latin America26 October 2010

Trinidad & Tobago : Fix the Floods

Quick Reads · Caribbean26 October 2010

Flooding disaster in Thailand

East Asia26 October 2010

More than 40 people are now confirmed dead due to rising floodwaters in the northeast and central parts of Thailand. Parts of Bangkok, the country’s capital, are now flooded too....

Myanmar: Cyclone Giri death toll rises

Quick Reads · East Asia26 October 2010

Bangladesh: Land Grab And Protests

South Asia25 October 2010

In Rupganj, Bangladesh land-owners protested acquiring of land for an army housing project and they clashed with the security forces leaving 50 people injured and one dead. Bloggers react angrily.