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...where not to plant trees: Optimism alone will not slow climate change. The Gaia hypothesis, taken to an extreme, implies that humans can sit back and watch the Earth warm, and eventually the earth will respond and restore itself. The view is characteristic of many individuals’ (and nations??) attitudes today. True, the earth will respond, but when it’s finished responding, it won’t look anything like the earth we have now. By now, you’ve probably heard the litany of changes, which was repeated in stark terms in last...
Laura H. Chirot ’08, who studied in Paris last semester, said she was impressed by the prime minister’s ability to articulate his national ideals of citizens assimilating to a French identity, but also noted that his vocal endorsement of European and United Nations?? military force went against mainstream European ideals...
...ability to build personal relations in addition to international ones. “He is a competent man who is well educated and has a tremendous ability. He doesn’t create enemies,” Chareonwongsak said. Sathirathai was also a candidate for the United Nations?? secretary-general. “Most of his time as foreign minister was spent trying to gain support” for his candidacy, Chareonwongsak said. Sathirathai’s son, Santitarn Sathirathai, is currently a student at the Kennedy School pursuing a masters in public administration with an emphasis...
...Research Center Global Attitudes Poll found that, in countries such as Britain, Germany, Spain, France, and Russia, China is viewed far more favorably than the United States. One can only conclude that a giant 4th of July organ harvest might do the trick in winning these nations?? approval...
...answer, and what no other article even attempts to, is what is going to happen to Europe? Regardless of what tinkering one does to tax, education, or welfare systems, countries whose feterility rates stay well below the the replacement fertility rate cannot prosper. I think the United Nations?? World Fertility Report 2003 says it best: “In 14 developed countries, fertility was lower than 1.3 children per woman, an unprecedented low level of fertility in the recorded history of large populations...