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Scientists reconstructed human additions of mercury to the atmosphere using historical data and computer models.

Cotton fabric cleans itself when exposed to ordinary sunlight By Mingce Long Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai, China | December 14, 2011
Report describes cotton fabric coated with nanoparticles made from a compound of titanium dioxide and nitrogen.

Nerve agents, like sarin (also called GB), are some of the most toxic and fast-acting chemical warfare agents in existence.

Anyone But Obama By | December 14, 2011
I think four years of Gingrich or Romney or Perry will be better for the country than another four years of Obama

America’s Last Vestige of Freedom By Stephanie Flater | December 14, 2011
Stand for Freedom

Honour Killing Entrenched in Islam By Cynthia Yacowar-Sweeney | December 14, 2011
Unless we recognize the problem for what it really is and change the Criminal Code to specifically address honour killings in Canada, they will continue to exist merely as "a complex, difficult-to-eradicate phenomenon"

Annual list of the top 10 most frequently stolen vehicles in Canada today

The decision of Canada to exercise its legal right to withdraw from the protocol has dealt a blow to the spirit of the Durban deal.

Champagne, Sparkling Wines, New Year's Eve

At this point, the greatest obstacle to American jobs and energy security is President Barack Obama

It’s not OWS crashing the DNC but OWS being the DNC that is the real news

Communism couldn’t kill the wonder of Christmas:

Big Bend and the Trans Pecos By Richard B. Jones | December 13, 2011
Offers a brief description of a remote portion of the Mexican border now in national focus

Things are getting pricey at the grocery store

Five tips to avoid falling prey to online thieves.

Medical freedom zones can bring the entrepreneurial spirit back to health care in America

Chairman Jaczko's actions severely undermine the mission of the NRC to ensure the safety of the American people.

Watershed moments, Mitt Romney’s big wager

Defining Journalism Downward By | December 13, 2011
Good journalism depends on good people, well educated, and skeptical, to report on a very complex world

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A twisted tale of how homeowners were bilked by those they least suspected: their neighbors

"Our Nation's Water Infrastructure: Challenges and Opportunities."

Thank you for the article By Mark Monroe | December 13, 2011

Kyoto has achieved nothing useful.

Most overused professional buzzwords in Canada By Michael Thomson | December 13, 2011
In addition to releasing its annual list of overused professional buzzwords, LinkedIn also offers profile makeover advice you can act on over the holidays

Why Would Obama Veto Job Creation? By Mike Brownfield | December 13, 2011
President Obama does not appear interested in taking real action to put Americans back to work.

Propane is the third most widely-used transportation fuel, and the number one alternative transportation fuel.

Romney’s joking wager By David Lawrence | December 13, 2011
At least it's with his money.

The truth behind the trickery is only revealed in a hard-to-find video among dozens of clips on the BBC website.

Lord Christopher Monckton: Treaty calls for the west to achieve 50 percent CO2 emissions reduction within the next eight years, a feat that would completely bankrupt the global economy and spark a new great depression

Escape into fantasies of regional and global orders, global government