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 Earth and marine sciences
| Study of the Earth, seas, rivers and the atmosphere - includes geology and ocean sciences | What will I learn? | If you want to turn a childhood fascination with fossils and earthquakes into a caree... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar) The Guardian
Earth Marine Photos Science Wikipedia: Oceanography |
 Greece fears spark stock sell-off
| Global stocks slid on worries Greece could leave the eurozone, while oil prices fell after a move by economic powerhouse China to prop up lending sparked fears its economy was weaker than has been t... (photo: AP / Petros Giannakouris) Canberra Times
Economy Greece Photos Stock Wikipedia: Economy of Greece |
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 Whatever happened to carbon capture in the fight against climate change?
| CCS has been hobbled by the economic crisis, and Europe is far behind the US – but a new Norwegian plant provides hope Norway's prime minister Jens Stoltenberg during... (photo: EC / EC) The Guardian
Carbon Climate Europe Photos Whatever Wikipedia: Climate |
 Navy Commander Joseph Rochefort cracked the code to defeat Admiral Yamamoto
| Those familiar with naval history during World War II easily recognize the name Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, commander of the Japanese Imperial Fleet. In May 1942, followi... (photo: USAF file) The Examiner
Japan Photos United States Wikipedia: Operation Vengeance World War II |
 Dollar Aims To Extend Gains As Stock Index Futures Signal Risk Aversion
| Talking Points Dollar Poised to Extend Gains as Index Futures Signal Risk Aversion Euro Leads Majors Lower in the Wake of French, Greek Elections German Factory Orders,... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba) The Street
Currency Eurozone Photos Traders Wikipedia: United States dollar |
 Japan’s last nuclear reactor is turned off to cheers, worry
| Kim Kyung-Hoon | REUTERS | A protester in Tokyo celebrates the turning off of Japan’s reactor at the Tomari nuclear plant. Activists cheered the move, which came abou... (photo: Creative Commons / Mugu-shisai) The Columbus Dispatch
Energy Japan Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Japanese nuclear disaster |
 Japanese cheer as nuclear reactor shut for checkup
| Tokyo -- | Thousands of Japanese celebrated the switching off of the last of their nation's 50 nuclear reactors Saturday, waving banners shaped like giant fish that hav... (photo: AP / Itsuo Inouye) San Francisco Chronicle
Energy Japan Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster |
 China and the two Sudans
| On this week's show we take a look at China in Africa and ask if there can be profit without the politics. | The short story is one of a country big on investment but r... (photo: UN / Paulo Filgueiras) Al Jazeera
Africa China Photos Politics Sudan Wikipedia: Sudan |
 Is Obama wary of Brazil and Dilma Rousseff?
| Are there hidden tensions which stand to undermine the important diplomatic relationship between Washington and rising star Brazil? During a recent meeting at the ... (photo: ABr / Abr) Al Jazeera
Brazil Diplomatic Photos Relationship Washington Wikipedia: Dilma Rousseff |
 SHALE GAS HYDRAULIC FRACKING: Poisoned Water. Inducing Earthquakes
| --The new technologies to explode gas out of shale rock have serious consequences | There is a global rush to embrace a new technique to extract hydrocarbons from the E... (photo: European Community / EC) GlobalResearch
China EU Earth Photos Water Wikipedia: Earth |
