Cleaning up the United NationsSource: New York Post
The United Nations may never be truly relevant, but if UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon gets his way, it might at least become somewhat less corrupt.
Styrofoam Ban Heads To AlbanySource: Green Brooklyn
A bill to ban styrofoam was introduced in July by NY State Senator Liz Krueger and is being carried in the NY State Assembly by Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh. NY would be the first state to ban styrofoam/polystyrene.
Move the U.N.Source: New York Post
The Governors Island Preservation and Education Corp. - a city-state entity - should again revisit an idea that was first suggested nearly 60 years ago: Move the United Nations onto the island.
UN peacekeepers rape children, goats in East TimorSource: The Age
...Sukehiro Hasegawa, the top UN official in East Timor, has acknowledged for the first time that the UN system failed to bring anyone to justice for crimes that included sex abuse of children and bestiality.
How Corrupt Is the United Nations?Source: contentions
Recent years have brought a cascade of scandals at the United Nations, of which the wholesale corruption of the Oil-for-Food relief program in Iraq has been only the most visible.