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'Acidifying oceans' threaten food supply, UK warns Source: BBC News
Acidification of the oceans is a major threat to marine life and humanity's food supply, Hilary Benn is to warn as the UN climate summit resumes.
The UK environment secretary will say that acidification provides a "powerful incentive" to cut carbon emissions.

Economy is still shedding jobs and people are asking Obama to fix it. Folks, there is not much Obama can do about it. Government does not have a magic stick to swing and change the world. We have borrowed for 50 years and spent and inflated prices and salaries along with it.
Maiden Japanese H-IIB Rocket Launches Space Station Resupply CraftSource: The Spacearium
TANEGASHIMA SPACE CENTER, JAPAN - Japan's space program scored a major success with the maiden launch of the new H-IIB rocket with an equally brand new resupply vehicle bound for the International Space Station, laying the groundwork for the future of Japan's unmanned and manned …
And to dear Peter, I leave...my sausages! Source: metro.co.uk
It's always nice to be remembered in someone's will, especially if you're left some cash. But how would you feel if you were bequeathed a seven-year supply of sausages?
Metro KFC Runs Out Of Chicken Source: KOCO.com - Local News
An Edmond KFC restaurant had to close after running out of chicken and the restaurant blames a promotion on the Oprah Winfrey Show.
Thousands rally for water supply solutionsSource:
Chanting "We need water. We need water," about 8,000 people gathered last Friday on the shores of the San Luis Reservoir, the nation's largest off-stream water storage facility, to demand immediate solutions to the state's ongoing water disaster.
International Energy Agency says oil capacity crunch looms Source: upstreamonline.com
The International Energy Agency fears that an expected recovery in oil demand from 2010 and oil project cancellations due to low crude prices and the credit crisis will mean no spare oil capacity at the end of 2013.

What do I know? I'm just a regular (now retired) working stiff. But here's my idea of a financial bailout for Wall Street and my street, and if it's naive and simplistic, I can take the criticisms -- just make them specific and clear is all I ask.

Yes there's a "housing crisis" but its not the version we are hearing from the GOP. Supply and demand, you would think this is a simple concept for people to understand but alas people seem to forget it. We have too many houses.
Economic crisis hits city recyclingSource: Christian Science Monitor
The global economic crisis has claimed an unlikely victim: the curbside recycling program of the tiny city of Fountain Inn, S.C.
Bush Gives Emergency Loans to AutomakersSource: The New York Times
President Bush announced $13.4 billion in emergency loans on Friday to prevent the collapse of General Motors and Chrysler, and said another $4 billion would be available for the hobbled automakers in February.
Two million m² needed to grow marijuanaSource: Dutchnews.nl
The amount of land the Netherlands would have to devote to growing marijuana to meet domestic demand would be two million square metres – the equivalent to 300 football pitches, reports the AD newspaper on Monday, without quoting sources.
Demand, recession hit oil prices again - Yahoo! NewsSource: Yahoo! News
Has the oil consumption gone down so low or the oil supply just tripled? I am not sure, but oil price came down from a high of $148 a barrel to $56 a barrel in three months...hmmmm, is it because of change in White House?
4 reasons gold will rise againSource: MSN
Devotees of the yellow metal -- which they believe protects their wealth against everything from inflation to Armageddon -- have watched in horror as gold has slumped 19% in a month to $790 an ounce.
Peak oil is a done deal Source: energybulletin.net
It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings
— anonymous
The fat lady is warming up
— anonymous
I now believe that the hypothesis of a near or medium-term peak in the world's oil supply is confirmed beyond any reasonable doubt.