Scientists and smear campaigns
Michael Mann says as climate-change scientists face more personal and professional attacks for their research, evidence of global warming is also increasing.
Month: March 2012
Unions prepare for general strike in Spain
Spanish unions were making final preparations for a general strike Thursday to protest the new conservative government’s labor reforms and austerity cuts.
Eight year old hospitalised after being hit by a truck
Berbice: An accident that occurred at Kingelly Village, West Coast Berbice, sometime after 07:00hrs yesterday has led to eight-year-old Ashley Gouvia being admitted to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation's…
Saudi diplomat kidnapped in Yemen
Saudi Arabia’s deputy consul was kidnapped in Yemen’s southern port city of Aden Wednesday, two security officials there told CNN.
Energy giant struggles to contain offshore gas leak
Energy giant Total was trying Wednesday to contain a gas leak that forced the evacuation of a platform off the coast of Scotland.
Inside the Kandahar massacre
SBS “Dateline” received unprecedented access to the survivors and investigation of the Kandahar village massacre. A U.S. soldier is accused of murdering Afghan civilians, including many children.
Essex warn of trying times
Home Ministry refutes KN article on Police Outpost
Georgetown : The Ministry of Home Affairs today refer to an article in the Kaieteur News newspaper of an article and photograph of the newly completed North Ruimveldt Police Outpost…
MCC considers Afghanistan tour
The MCC is contemplating a tour of Afghanistan. The commitment has come from Phillip Hodson, the MCC president, who will follow up his official visit to Afghanistan by a personal visit to Pakistan.
Davies joins Kent ranks
Kent have signed Mark Davies, the former Durham and England Lions fast bowler, on a one-year deal. Davies, 31, has been with Kent on trial for the last few weeks and took part in the club’s pre-season tour to Antigua.
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