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 | Environment This section contains articles about science, nature, medicine, anthropology, health and the human spirit. | |
| | | | | |  The Search for Evolutional Fossils by Jack Wellman
Author and writer Luther Sunderland was struck with the same problem that I have with evolution. That is there is insufficient transitional fossil evidence to support evolution. | | | |  Twice a day by Asa Butcher
When I was young, the task of brushing my teeth twice a day was pushing the boundaries of boredom and even today it is an extremely mind-numbing task, albeit a necessary one if you want friends and loved ones to talk to you. | | | |  Non-violence: In Tune With The Infinite by René Wadlow
The United Nations General Assembly has designated 2 October as the International Day of Nonviolence. The date was chosen as 2 October is the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi for whom non-violence was at the center of his life and thought. | |
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| | |  Globalization and the Role of NGOs by Saberi Roy
NGOs or non governmental organizations are characterized by their focus on long term goals addressing social issues that have direct impact on greater public benefits. | | | |  Finland deeply questions itself by Agenda Magazine
In the street, people do not usually make contact with themselves, but now they seem to walk even slower, smile even less and move as if they have a burden upon their shoulders. | | | |  The "Logical Argument" * by Jack Wellman
There is logical evidence that the universe had a beginning. This can be shown from the Laws of Thermodynamics, the most fundamental laws of the physical sciences. | | | |  Hindus urge Finland to improve the plight of its Roma people who live in apartheid like conditions by Rajan Zed
Hindus want Finland to take care of its Roma (Gypsy) population instead of cracking down on them, who reportedly face apartheid like conditions. | | | |  Déjà -vu in 'little quiet' Finland by Asa Butcher
Finland and that same watching world naively cry out, "How can this happen to quiet little Finland?" and the answer is they actually believe Finland is little and quiet. They believe their own stereotype. | | | |  Gender and Society - are women still a minority? by Saberi Roy
Not only have I been repeatedly asked by the consulate sections for consent or permission from male members of my family in order to be able to travel alone, but some countries like Saudi Arabia absolutely deny entry to independent female travelers. | | | |  International Day Against Alzheimer's Disease by Alexandra Pereira
Alzheimer Disease (AD) patients and their families often live unnamed private dramas. Memory is the fundamental base for most cognitive activities, and it becomes highly impaired. | | | | next | | |
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