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Can Talks with Iran Lead to Obama's 'World without Nuclear Weapons'? 11/11/2009
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Critical Thinking

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Bagram gets a makeover for the Press 17/11/2009 Jasmin Ramsey
Avi Shlaim and Shlomo Sand in conversation with Jacqueline Rose 17/11/2009 m.idrees
Britain’s Israel Lobby 16/11/2009 m.idrees
Canada, CSIS and the Future 16/11/2009 Jasmin Ramsey
What are western church leaders doing to protect the Holy Land? 16/11/2009 Ann
On PTSD, Fort Hood, Afghanistan, Iraq and Empire – Dahr Jamail 16/11/2009 Ann
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ADMIN: Archived feeds 06/07/2009
Dear Reader, Please see archived feeds in the link of this message. Thanks, Admin
SD: Changing Arctic Affecting Air, Ocean, And Everything In Between 09/11/2009
Despite the fact that summer 2009 had more sea ice than in 2007 or 2008, scientists are seeing drastic changes in the region from just five years ago and at rates faster than anticipated.
BBC: W Australia sea level rising fast 09/11/2009
Rising sea levels in Australia are worst in the west, where they are double the world average, new figures reveal.
BBC: Maldives anger at climate inertia 09/11/2009
The president of the Maldives strongly criticises the world's rich countries for doing too little to stem climate change.
UN: UN examines disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation link 09/11/2009
A United Nations-backed gathering of experts kicked off today in Panama to initiate for the first time an assessment of the effect climate change has on the future threat of natural disasters and how nations can better manage an expected rise in severe weather patterns.