Today's news

OSLO - No car can be "green", "clean" or "environmentally friendly", according to some of the world's strictest advertising guidelines set to enter into force in Norway next month.

Scientists Talk to Owls on Cell Phones
Cellular phones can be used to talk with owls in the wild, researchers now find

Il movimento ecologico "Buy american"
Il trend che guida i consumatori americani a guardare l'etichetta e a comprare prodotti made in america ha nobili ed ecologiche motivazioni.: ridurre le emissioni di co2 e limitare i trasporti disinvolti e molto inquinanti.

Un sito da vedere:
www.navigabile.it

Depression more harmful than angina, says study

Iraq Veterans Record Their War Stories
Keith Greene remembers the sandstorms, the swirling
red clouds that left grit in everything. Joe Goellner
recounts building schools for Iraqi children. Raffi
Bahadarian describes fighting to help protect his
comrades.

Early rising no good for the heart: study
Generations have praised the wisdom of getting up
early in the morning, but a Japanese study says
early-risers are actually at a higher risk of
developing heart problems.

Mobile phone use in hospitals poses danger: study
Using mobile phones near hospital beds or important
equipment is dangerous and could switch off
ventilators or disrupt pacemakers, Dutch researchers
said on Thursday.

China moves to stifle sexually explicit TV
China has banned sexually explicit television shows,
such as those featuring sex toys and contraceptives,
as it tries to clean up its airwaves and imbue
socialist values.

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