Can climate change science recover from the damage done by leaked emails?<\/li>
The move towards artificially engineered foods has taken a step forward after scientists grew a form of meat in a laboratory for the first time.<\/li>
Congratulations to Nick Bostrom, Ray Kurzweil, and Jamais Cascio for being selected for Foreign Policy's first annual list of Top 100 Global Thinkers.<\/li>
The tar barons have held the nation to ransom. This thuggish petro-state is today the greatest obstacle to a deal in Copenhagen<\/li>
The internet search giant Google has detailed plans to limit the number of online newspaper articles its users can read for free.<\/li>
It's little wonder, then, that some parents, and even a few child therapists, have found themselves taking mental notes from a television personality known for inspiring discipline, order and devotion: Cesar Millan, otherwise known as the Dog Whisperer.<\/li>
An executive has won the right to sue his employer on the basis that he was unfairly dismissed for his green views after a judge ruled that environmentalism had the same weight in law as religious and philosophical beliefs.<\/li><\/ul>
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From the four corners of the web:The Scientific Tragedy of Climategate | Reason Magazine Can climate change science recover from the damage done by leaked emails?Scientists 'grow' meat in laboratory | Telegraph The move towards artificially engineered foods has taken … Continue reading