Articles related to "Global Issue"

Solving the big problems--climate change, world hunger, civil war--may require approaches that cross the boundaries between art and science.

Cheap oil is running out and climate change means we need to reduce carbon emissions. These imperatives will mean great changes to society.

It's no secret that Google is the most popular search engine in the world... so can that power be harnessed for good? Project 10 could provide the answer.

How often do we stop to take a look at the bigger picture of our world as we continue to lead our lives amidst the colloquial rat race? Are we aware of what is wrong?

Parenting seems to be overlooked, and finds itself sliding down the list of importance when considering national and global problems that appear to be affecting everyone.

The US & Chinese Presidents' chat included Climate Control, North Korea & Iran; however, an ever present underlying theme was the Sino - American symbiotic relationship.

No matter which candidate moves into the White House, citizens of the United States of America must unite.

What is it about change that made Americans vote for Barack Obama? How can we embrace change to ensure a successful future?

Global Issue: Svalbard Global Seed Saving Vault, dubbed the Doomsday Vault, on a Norwegian island in the Arctic Circle. A Noah's Ark for saving organic garden seeds?

Vision board, also known as a dream or goal board, is an excellent concept to teach students. Students need to learn how to set goals for success.

It takes determination, but innovative thinkers show how crossing disciplinary boundaries can produce real contributions even in areas such as supporting torture victims.

Senator Joseph Biden, a distinguished politician, pales next to the allure of Governor Sarah Palin the first female Republican GOP candidate in history.

Buddhist leader the Dalai Lama is asking governments, world leaders, individuals to address global warming and effects of global climate change and to care for the Earth.

Kiva allows any individual to make a small loan to help a new business in a developing country. You can help reduce poverty, one person at a time.

Explore links between changes in western family structures and the migration of women professionals from industrializing nations.

The Coalition on the Public Understanding of Science (COPUS) has declared 2009 to be the 'Year of Science'.

The line between "human being" and "cyborg" may be fading, culture writers say. Spiritual seekers need to be wary.

Independent news and media sources serve the needs of a media literate society by providing independent coverage and an alternative to the major media outlets.

For vegans, it's possible to enjoy the flavors, textures and products that many omnivores also enjoy, but without the guilt of knowing what they've left behind.

Sleep patterns can dictate hormonal shifts that influence whether a person gains-- or loses-- weight.

International organizations like the United Nations and the World Bank outsource much of their copyediting to freelancers. Working in this market has pros and cons.

Artists and teachers are able to design inquiry based project work within a framework for action in an online community for environmental and social justice.

Students protested the War in Uganda by displacing themselves, writing letters to politicians, and filming a documentary sent to the Ugandan and U.S. governments.

V-Day, a global movement formed by Ensler to stop sexual violence against women and girls, enters its eleventh year this month, focusing heavily on the women of the DRC.

The Internet vocabulary game, Free Rice, is a fun and educational word game that not only educates those who play, but helps combat hunger.

From South Africa To South Carolina was a reasonable commercial success for Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson, a vindication of their political music.

Planning a geography project that includes group presentations can address many areas of a particular culture through a variety of creative formats enjoyed by students.

In today's competitive market an author must do everything in their power to develop a following and foster a network of support. The Internet is a great place to start.

Giving the reader of an academic essay a reason why the essay is relevant to his or her life is one of the best ways to earn an A.

When writing a problem-solution essay, it's important to choose a narrow topic, outline the problem clearly, and offer reasonable solutions.

The Fourth International Polar Year study is underway in Antarctica and the Arctic to scientifically study the phenomena behind the warming of the earth's climate.

While there are forthcoming Iranian presidential elections in June, it is important that US President Obama engages Iran now instead of waiting for the results.

Race and class issues are deeply rooted in the United States. Obama's race challenge ahead will be long and hard. America must use its hegimony to lead in race relations.

Inflicting pain is a coping method used by many teenagers to replace emotional pain with physical pain. Strategies are needed to avert these life long scars.

A lot of parents and government officials are worried about the impact that violence in video games have on children.

The Cluster Munitions Coalition (CMC) and Mines Action Canada (MAC) fight for a worldwide ban on cluster bombs. You can help to ban cluster munitions.

Teaching abroad offers many opportunities, from learning a language to deciding on the correct career path.

The International Gateway for Gifted Youth (IGGY) offers distance learning, gifted summer camps, mentorship, and social forums for GATE students.

The UK government recently unveiled that people are wasting approximately £8 in food per week, which equates to £416 per year (Telegraph, July 2008).

Anti-social behaviour, expulsion and rudeness are all terms people commonly hear and associate with young people.

The World Day Against Child Labor marked June 12 to draw attention to the plight of millions worldwide toiling under abusive and often hazardous working conditions.

There are dissenting views on the causes and correct response to global warming, but few would bet against the mainstream scientists' case.

Since the 1970s, international campaigns and conferences have addressed FGC. A variety of elimination efforts have been proposed, tested, and met with mixed results.

Action must be taken both internationally and in local communities to end global hunger and promote sustainable agriculture development in the places that need it most.

Touchstones Museum unites Robert Sanford, Julie Castonguay & Eileen Delehanty Pearkes for a Public Forum & Expert Panel on Water Issues in the Columbia Basin, BC.

With the thousands of writing websites available today, finding the best ones can be a daunting task. Here are a few of the best online resources for writers.

Is the world more dangerous today than in the past? Statistics indicate that the world is becoming safer, yet the perception of increasing danger persists.

The level of sunlight reaching the Earth has decreased by an average of 4% over three decades. Global dimming may be the cause of the famine and, paradoxically, heatwaves

Out-of-print books, foreign language books, progressive books, Christian books. Washington's independent bookstores have them all.

There has been considerable neurosis surrounding the discovery of the Swine Flu (H1N1) Virus and the first reported death in Mexico. Is this an issue of food security?