Science Articles
113: The History of Clay in South Devon and the UK
Clay is believed to have been in use since prehistoric times, when man first realized he could shape and bake the material into useful items. They found they could take this material that was malleabl
114: An Easy Start to Going Green
By and large, humans are a good-natured species. People try to help each other as they help themselves, and many are growing increasingly concerned about their impact on their environment. Humans ca
115: Ignoratio elenchi of the anti-Palm Oil fringe on Fonterra
Ignoratio Elenchi is the informal fallacy of presenting an argument that may in itself be valid, but does not address the issue in question. "Ignoratio elenchi" can be roughly translated by ignorance
116: World Growth blasts Green NGO's for anti-palm oil campaigns
A new initiative aimed at correcting, what the organization describes as, the myths, misconceptions and falsehoods perpetuated by environmental NGOs against Palm Oil was launched on 28th Spetember 200
117: Palm Oil riding a faux tiger
In the clearest sign yet that palm oil is facing a concerted but dubious and well planned campaign by less than honest brokers disguised as legitimate environmental concerns, a controversial Bath camp
118: The infinite number of fools behind the anti-palm oil campaigns
There is a famous Latin maxim "Infinitus est numerus stultorum" which can be loosely translated as "Infinite is the number of fools". This maxim is remarkably apt when applied to the current anti-palm
119: Palm Oil and Climate Change talks
The United Nations Climate Change talks which kicked off in Bangkok on 28th September 2009 is a timely reminder that time is quickly running out for finalizing a new climate deal in Copenhagen in Dece
120: Monaco Attracts The Green Budget Tourist
Celebrated for its glamour and wealth the Principality of Monaco has been a premier world destination for years. Travelers looking for opulent holidays seek her crystal blue waters and luxury hotels.
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