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...felt by the citizens of developing nations. Wilson refers to the human “occupation” of the earth in much the same tones as one would refer to the Chinese occupation of Tibet. But the occupation is here to stay, and the question is how we treat those plants and animals that live under our domination...
...embankment while offering me a lesson on the Han River's newfound cleanliness. Forget filtering plants and city ordinances, he says; it's all about working for a common cause. "During the World Cup we all came together. That is how Koreans are strong. We must teach children to treat the environment with respect. In Korea we can do that and succeed." Pulling a cigarette butt from his pocket, he explains, "Even my cigarettes, I collect them and take them away with me." At least he has something to carry home because, today, the fish aren't biting...
...eager to generate cultural capital, it seems there's never been a better time to be an artist in Singapore. Maybe I'm young and naive. I love the idea of more money coming to artists like myself. People might stop looking at me like some Enron stock and treat me like a blue chip investment. That thought makes me really happy. I think I'll go dance...
...said the first step in identifying potential new drug targets for treating the disease is to see if there are enzymes present in the parasite that also exist in other systems. Drugs that are currently available to treat other diseases could then be tested for immediate use in treating malaria...
Malaria is curable if it is caught and treated early, but once the parasite establishes itself in the body, it is much more difficult to treat...