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Published by Truthdig.com on May 15, 2014 By Sonali Kolhatkar Is it true that atrocities in Africa garner little international attention because the victims are black? The recent kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian girls has generated empathy and outrage...

http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/4132china_indust_moon.html by Creighton Cody Jones While the economy of the United States stands at the verge of collapse, hobbling along under the dead weight of the London-Wall Street money system, China is on...

Mekong Delta Blues Vietnam lies at the wrong end of the Mekong when it comes to food and water security. In Vietnam, where the river makes the final run to the sea, the Mekong splits into a number of branches, known in Vietnam as the Mouths of the Dragon...

In the Brazilian state of Pará, an army of 25,000 workers is building the world’s 3rd largest hydroelectric plant, a controversial construction project –because of the dam’s low efficiency, its environmental impact and its effects...

Over an unseasonably warm weekend this past October, Spreck Rosekrans, the executive director of Restore Hetch Hetchy, led his board members on a hike through a rarely visited corner of Yosemite National Park. The Valley Below A century ago San Francisco...