Nanomaterials have become part of our daily reality, but we know little about their effects on health and the environment. We asked an expert.
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Picture Gallery
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Interview of the Month
Nanomaterials are omnipresent, but we know very little about them, says expert Gary Hutchison. > more |
Allianz Expert
Allianz futurologist Professor Markku Wilenius talks about the trends that will shape the coming decade. > more |
Lead Article
Global Cooling: What to Believe?
This winter some parts of the world are freezing in record cold conditions. Is this really what global warming looks like?
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| News UN Panel Regrets Himalayan Exaggeration The UN panel of climate scientists expressed regret for exaggerating how quickly Himalayan glaciers are melting. > more |
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How to Help Haiti
You want to help the earthquake victims in Haiti, but you are not sure how? Check out these NGOs doing great work. > more |
Editor's Choice
Agenda 2010: Big Heat from Climate’s Bad Boy
The first part of our Agenda 2010 series: 2010 could become the hottest year on record thanks to a strong El Niño phenomenon and record greenhouse gas levels.
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| Calendar February 5 | Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2010 Preceded by the World CEO Forum, the summit will focus on the theme „Beyond Copenhagen... > more |
| February 8 | The Future of Cities The conference addresses how rapid urban growth can be planned, managed, and financed... > more |
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