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CO2 Emission Is Proportionate To The Damages Of Marine Ecosystem, Reports Recent Studies

The long neglected issue of the effects of global warming on the oceans are being urged to receive the limelight. A recent study highlights the growing risks of CO2 emission on the marine ecosystem, whereby sooner or later humanity will face the impact. New York – 16 July 2015 – The Friday issue of...

Stricter National Emission Caps in EU Soon

As a part of the effort to reduce air pollution in the 28 member States, the European Parliament Environment Committee is all set to enforce tougher new national caps on air pollutants. The new caps would be tougher than those proposed to be imposed by the European Commission. Majority of...

ISIS, Russia Threat Leads NATO to Organize Largest Military Exercise in 13 Years

More than 30 countries will participate in the largest military exercise held by The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) since 2002. More than 36,000 troops from the member countries would be deployed for the exercise on October 3 till November 6 in the Mediterranean Sea. NATO said...

The Supreme Court To Conduct Hearing Processes In Response To The Appeal Of The Non-Members Of The Union

The Supreme Court of the U.S. has agreed to take upon the case of non-union teachers contesting the need to pay union dues. The non-members feel that union dues are an infringement on their First Amendment Rights of free speech. The Supreme Court of the United States of America showed its consent...

The Most and Least Peaceful Countries on the Global Peace Index

The Institute for Economics and Peace recently released its 2015 Global Peace Index report, highlighting the countries’ worst hit by violence and the most peaceful ones. Overall, IEP has noticed an upsurge in violence worldwide, mostly due to revolutionary inclinations, terrorism and armed...

EU Loses Credibility

The protracted economic crisis in the EU peripheral countries is undermining confidence in the institutions of the Union. This is evidenced by the results of Eurobarometer poll. Confidence in the EU falls across the euro area against the background of long-term crisis, but this is especially...

U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Case on Public Sector Union Fees

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take upon the case of non-union teachers contesting the need to pay union dues. The non-members feel that union dues are an infringement on their First Amendment Rights of free speech. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up a case that could possibly weaken...

The Testing Times Are Upon Clinton

As the election race comes closer in the U.S., the competition between presidential candidates is getting tougher by the day. Amidst this election race and the attempts of gathering supports from the voters, Clinton to address the largest labour federation. Washington – 10 July 2015 – Reuters...

Are We Ready For the Future?

For ten years, Matthew Burrows worked on Global Trends report - futurological key material for the White House and US Department of Defense. This report distinguishes itself by accurate and at the same time bold forecasts. It is this secret document identifies and defines milestones and direction...

Extradition To US Could Have Prevented Guzman Escape

The daring escape of Mexican drug cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, had stunned the world. However a large section of Mexicans are of the view that had Mexico agreed to extradite the drug Mafia after he was nabbed with US assistance to the US as demanded, he would probably had not...