This is just a sad story all around. I feel for the Deputy and the cyclists:

Perhaps the real problem with producing ethanol from grains- it makes food too expensive for poor people: Sheeran (UN) noted that in some countries

Line of the day: When the OMB’s Susan E. Dudley urged the EPA to consider the effects of cutting ozone further on “economic values and on

Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), a division of the American Chemical Society, has announced that they will contribute to Wikipedia! CAS, a division

As water gets more and more scarce in CA, the price of salmon is going to go up. (click on the headline for the article).

The February 18, 2008, issue of C&EN reports that Harvard University’s arts and sciences faculty members now back the open-access movement

Returning to the US is always like diving in from outer space. It does not seem real.This years trip to Cameroon was a difficult one. On arrival two

The 791 universities from 46 countries of the European University Association have unanimously endorsed some very strong OA recommendations, which

Some major events in open access this week: The final text of the NIH policy has been

What makes nonprofits great? Listen to this excellent podcast of Ms Grant summarizing her and Leslie Crutchfield’s new book, Forces for Good:

Excellent program on the impact of a few dollars’ investment on quality of life, environment and economics in Bangladesh. Don’t miss it.

Watch this January 10, 2008 video of A conversation with Nobel Peace Prize Winner Muhammed Yunus on Charlie Rose. Excellent discussion of principles