Joseph Alan Alonso

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Preparing for Tsunami Trash

Tons of wreckage from the March 11 Japanese tsunami are reported heading across the Pacific Ocean toward North America.
Oct 26, 2011

Emerging Economies Wary of Euro Crisis; Brazil Snubs Debt Purchase Plan

Emerging economies could play a bigger role in the collaborative effort of nations to stem the economic crisis even as most of these countries are still cautious of the protracted crisis in Europe and the possibility that it will spread to neighboring regions like wildfire.
Oct 26, 2011

EU Summit Generate Positive Effects on International Markets

The impression that leaders of European nations are on the verge of closing an agreement regarding the leveraging of a rescue fund and approaching a final plan on bank recapitalization has resulted in upbeat reactions within global markets.
Oct 26, 2011

New Inquiry on Global Warming and Climate Change may Prove Al Gore Incorrect

The documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth” by former U.S. Vice President and Nobel Prize winner Al Gore has been described as a masterpiece. Nonetheless, a new research undertaken by a a climate researcher from the Lund University in Sweden is now contradicting Mr. Gore's global warming theory.
Oct 24, 2011

Euro Nations Close to Resolving Debt Crisis?

Euro nations may be coming closer towards a resolution of the sovereign debt crisis as more specific solutions may be reached after another EU summit on Wednesday.
Oct 24, 2011

Europe's Future: Scenarios After the Brussels Summit

With so much at stake for the entire continent, Eurozone nations are working hard to come up with solutions that could at long last resolved the prolonged economic crisis which may lead into another global recession.
Oct 22, 2011

Fight against STDs on Women Gaining Headway

Experts doing research on sexually-transmitted diseases have made some progress with the discovery of a vaginal gel that could possibly lessen the frequency of genital herpes among females.
Oct 21, 2011

Crises in Streets and Negotiating Tables: What is wrong with Greece?

On the second day of the general strike that has paralyzed most parts of Greece especially its capital city, protesters clashed with anti-riot police as the mass actions participated in by the private and public sectors closed down government offices, shops, schools and airports became quite unmanageable.
Oct 20, 2011

Malaria Vaccine Discovered in Queensland University

Governments and private health institutions around the world have been engaged in a battle to fight Malaria, a disease that kills more than 1 million people annually and second to Tuberculosis in as far as effects on world health is concerned.
Oct 19, 2011

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