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November 3, 2006
 The New Middle East - By Richard N. Haass, Foreign Affairs
 with comment by Carolyn Baker
November 1, 2006
A Call from the Zapatistas: Oaxaca Is Not Alone - Shut-Down of Roads, Highways and the Media on November 1; General Strike Called for November 20 - By the Sixth Commission of the EZLN
with comment by Carolyn Baker
October 31, 2006
How Long Can the World Feed Itself? - By Gwynne Dyer, Energy bulletin
LATIN AMERICA: Leading the Developing World in Preschool Education - by Daniela Estrada, IPSnews.net
Warships deploy around S. Arabia oil facilities - Britain cites al-Qaida threat; U.S. naval forces on heightened alert - by The Associated Press
China National RFID Industrialization Base Opens In Zhangjiang - by China ARFID News
Economic ties to U.S. riding super highway - By Don Maroc
with comment by Carolyn Baker
October 30, 2006
SAIC'S Robert Hirsch on Peak Oil - By zmetro.com
with comment by Jenna Orkin
Carlyle Group reportedly among possible bidders for Tribune Co. - by Washington Business Journal
with comment by Carolyn Baker
Morales firm on deadline - President Evo Morales yesterday declared that Bolivia must not back down from an October-28 deadline to complete the nationalization of its oil and gas industry. - by Washington Business Journal
TREASURY'S PAULSON PLAYS WITH THE PLUNGE PROTECTORS - By JOHN CRUDELE, new york post
Venezuela economy to grow 6 percent in 2007, finance minister says - by The Associated Press
Brad Will, New York Documentary Filmmaker and Indymedia Reporter - Assassinated by Pro-Government Gunshot in Oaxaca While Reporting the Story - Photographer Oswaldo Ramirez of the Daily Milenio Wounded in Attack by Shooters for Ulises Ruiz Ortiz in Santa Lucia del Camino - By Al Giordano
with comment by Carolyn Baker
October 26, 2006
Global ecosystems 'face collapse' - Current global consumption levels could result in a large-scale ecosystem collapse by the middle of the century, environmental group WWF has warned. - By BBC NEWS
October 24, 2006
Oaxaca Teachers Refuse to Budge, Reject Order from their Own Union Leadership to Return to Classes - National Senate Refuses to Resolve Oaxaca Stand-Off: APPO Must Find its Own Solutions - By Nancy Davies, Narcosphere
Power outages lasting longer - City Light says fixing problem will cost money -- and trees - By ANGELA GALLOWAY, SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
Forget oil, look at food prices - By Tumi Makgetla, The Mail & Guardian Online
October 23, 2006
Australian Treasurer Seeks Orderly Withdrawal From U.S. Dollar - By John Garnaut, SMH
Chavez: Undiplomatic Polarizer or Champion of Anti-Imperialism? - By: Gregory Wilpert, Venezuelanalysis.com
Foreclosure postings jump to 1980s level - Nearly 4,000 homes up for possible sale; gas prices, debt blamed - By BRENDAN M. CASE, The Dallas Morning News
N. Korean Leader: I Regret Nuke Test - by NewsMax.com Wires
Putin on alleged rapist Israel President: "We all envy him" - by ETIB24.com
October 20, 2006
Dark Days Ahead - By Jason Leopold, t r u t h o u t | Report
with comment by Michael Kane
HOUSING SLUMP PRODUCING GHOST TOWNS - Fed president says some effects of rate hikes still in the pipeline - By Alistair Barr, Market Watch
with comment by Carolyn Baker
Speaking very gently about die-off - By John Siman, Culture Change
EU plans tough laws on energy efficiency - By George Parker, Financial Times
Sakhalin-2 environmental damage pegged at $10-50 billion - by Eric Watkins, Oil & Gas Journal
with comment by Michael Kane |
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