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Peace marchers aim to keep the abuse of 'enemy combatants' visible. By Frida Berrigan

Uğur Yorulmaz: "Bugün gazetesinde yayınlanan 27.01.2006 tarihli 'Vicdani redde hayır!' başlıklı yazınızı okudum ve cevaplamak istedim."

Australian climate change research published yesterday found the average level of the oceans had risen 19.5cm since 1870 and the rate was increasing. By Matthew Denholm

There is only a small chance of climate change being kept below "dangerous" levels, a Government report said yesterday following figures showing Britain's emissions are rising and plans to reduce them are off course.

The scientists say the entire reef may now be at risk of destruction from global warming. By Lisa Millar

A Death Senterce Here And Abroad. By Leuren Moret

Massive ice sheets will develop on high land across Wales, according to a scientist who predicts our climate will get colder, not warmer. By Molly Watson

IBC describes itself as a project which maintains "the world's only independent and comprehensive public database of media-reported civilian deaths in Iraq that have resulted from the 2003 military intervention by the USA and its allies".

Av.Hülya Üçbpınar: "Osman Murat Ülke, 1 Eylül 1995 tarihinde başkanı olduğu İzmir Savaş Karşıtları Derneği'nde gerçekleştirdiği basın toplantısında vicdani retçi olduğunu bu nedenle ölmeyi ve öldürmeyi vaaz eden hiçbir kuruma hizmet etmeyeceğini dolayısı ile de askerlik hizmetini yapmayı reddettiğin

"Benim için vicdani ret her zaman kendi kimliğime, karakterime ve kanaatlerime sadık kalmamın olmazsa olmaz koşulu oldu.

In the Palestinian territories, the ruling Fatah party is rapidly losing popular support, and the Islamist party Hamas is gaining ground.

The Palestinian elections pose great dilemmas to all parties concerned, including Hamas, the PA, Israel, the US, and even Europe. Why?

One of Britain's leading environmentalists will today sound a doomsday warning to the world: humanity's very existence is under threat from climate change and, even if we survive, the population will crash to about a third of its current level. By Ian Johnston

Recent studies of some of nature's environmental "records" show that global warming can penetrate deep into the ocean faster than scientists have realized. In fact, some such penetration may have already begun. By Robert C. Cowen

This is the third installment of Part 1 of a series titled "Environmental Challenges." Part 1 mainly covers problems involving global climate change.

Deuxième section - Affair Ülke c. Turquie

Road transport is costing Sydney $1.4 billion a year in greenhouse gas and other air pollution, with the city's heavy congestion exacerbating ill health and climate change. By Wendy Frew

Bakunin said revolutions were made by people with the demon inside. He meant the rage and hatred of the most oppressed social strata towards the system. By Marco Antonio Esteban

They were all here.

"But Peter said unto him, Thy money perish with thee, because thou hast thought that the gift of God may be purchased with money." By David Rossie

The he war against Iraq, the assault on its people, the occupation of its cities, will come to an end, sooner or later. The process has already begun. The first signs of mutiny are appearing in Congress. By Howard Zinn

The government will announce this afternoon a 'mega-plan' for renewable energy, including the development of innovative technology and the creation of industrial clusters, Jornal de Negocios Online reported.

The Swedish Minister for Sustainable Development, Mona Sahlin, has announced plans to break the country's dependence on oil by 2020. By David Hopkins

The University of Liverpool has started Europe's largest climate change experiment ever to determine the impact of global warming on freshwater systems.

At this writing, there are no major new developments in the case of freelance journalist Jill Carroll, who was abducted Jan. 7 while on assignment for the Monitor in Baghdad.

Siding again with the U.S. and its allies in their illegal pressure on Iran will weaken India's hand on the civil nuclear cooperation and energy fronts. By Siddharth Varadarajan

The relentless drought across East Africa is deepening because of global climate change as well as the continuing destruction of forests, grasslands, wetlands and other critical ecosystems, the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) is warning.

Big Oil's tactic of trumpeting environmental credentials is false advertising, writes Grahame Dowling.

The year 2005 was characterised by natural disasters.

With limited government incentives, Australians have been slow to install solar power in their homes, writes Louise Williams.