Castro the Conservationist? By Default or Design, Cuba Largely Pristine

Will Cuban President Fidel Castro be remembered primarily as a man of the people, an authoritarian tyrant—or a conservationist?

Castro handed power to his brother last week to undergo emergency intestinal surgery. His health remains uncertain, fueling rampant speculation about his legacy.

Read More...

Website: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/08/060804-castro-legacy.html

Election In Democratic Republic Of The Congo
Media Release
Sunday, July 30, will be the first free election in 40 years for the citizens of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
READ MORE>>

Typing By Talking
Media Release
Transforming the way people use their PC, the newest technology in speech recognition may soon have students and executives typing faster than ever without even using their hands.
READ MORE>>

Hurricane Secrets May Be Revealed By African Thunderstorms
Media Release
African thunderstorms may hold the key to figuring out why hurricanes form, scientists say.
READ MORE>>

Lebanon Oil Spill Makes Animals Casualties of War
Media Release
Add bluefin tuna and green turtles to the casualties in the Hezbollah-Israel conflict.
READ MORE>>

Amazon Rain Forest Not Helped by "Light" Logging
Media Release
Even limited logging in the Amazon rain forest often leads to entire swaths of forest being completely cleared, according to the first-ever broad-scale study of logging in the region.
READ MORE>>

Disney's Epcot teams with American Chemical Society to offer chemistry course for kids
Media Release
Imagine the ideal fun place for kids to learn about science in general and chemistry in particular and what comes to mind? Try Disney World.
READ MORE>>

Rare Whales Appear off Scotland, Heat Wave Blamed
Media Release
Unusually large numbers of dolphins and whales have been sighted off the eastern coast of Scotland this summer, including several species that are rare in these waters.
READ MORE>>

Bush Tours Port of Miami
Media Release
THE PRESIDENT: I want to thank Admiral Allen and the members of the Coast Guard for what has been a really interesting tour of the Port of Miami.
READ MORE>>

No, You're Not Nuts—It's a Water-Skiing Squirrel
Media Release
This year Twiggy, one the world's most famous water-skiers, will tour the United States. But this performer will need tiny, custom-made skis and boats. That's because Twiggy is a squirrel.
READ MORE>>

MORE ARTICLES >>