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Elwha River restoration project set to begin in Washington

Port Angeles - A major river restoration project is set to begin in the US Pacific Northwest this month, as two large dams will be removed, enabling the river to flow freely for the first time in 100 years and helping bring back its astounding salmon runs.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Damaged section of the Great Wall of China to be renovated Special

Beijing - Beijing authorities announced the start of restoration work on a section of the Great Wall in Huairou District, north of the Chinese capital, which is considered a highly decaying and dangerous section of the historic fortification.
Digital Journal Report by Igor I. Solar - 2 comments

Restore Hetch Hetchy has SF PUC in debate with nonprofit group Special

In sunny California where the mild climate attracts just about everyone from everywhere the demand for water is constant.
Digital Journal Report by Jonathan Farrell

Bluenose ll restoration attracts global audience

Lunenburg - The Bluenose ll, Nova Scotia's sailing ambassador has been attracting attention worldwide since work on its restoration began in Lunenburg. Web cams have attracted people from as far away as Kuwait.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 6 comments

Fire rips through Moscow Art Center, officials fear worst

Moscow - Russian art experts fear dozens of works of art including religious icons may have been damaged or destroyed in a fire at an art center in Moscow but officials say it could take days to properly assess the damage caused by Thursday and Friday's blaze.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 3 comments

Restored Da Vinci's 'The Virgin of the Rocks' shows new elements

London - When Leonardo Da Vinci painted 'The Virgin of the Rocks' it was long thought he had his assistants help him. Restoration experts at the National Gallery in London now say that it is possible that the master was the only one behind each brush stroke.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

US commits $15 million to aid restoration of Auschwitz

Krakow, Poland - Hilary Clinton announced that the US would commit $15 million to aid the preservation and restoration of the Auschwitz concentration camp located in southern Poland.
In the Media by Gemma Fox - 14 comments

Project To Restore The Everglades Is Suspended

A project to store runoff water to the Everglades in southern Florida has already cost $250 million dollars and is expected to have a final cost of up to $800 million. The plan was to have the project completed by 2010. It has now been suspended.
In the Media by KJ Mullins

Research Team Rescues Rainforest

Half a century after most of Costa Rica's rainforests were cut down, researchers from the Boyce Thompson Institute took on a project that many thought was impossible - restoring a tropical rainforest ecosystem.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 2 comments

Women Can Now Get Their Virginity Back

Yes, the latest craze, is hymen repair. Surgery will now restore your hymen and your virginity.
In the Media by timmack - 12 comments
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Freelance caregiving stress; releasing brings relief

But I'm also considering taking a modified vow of silence: Only uplifting, entertaining and necessary speaking -- and...
Apr 28, 2012 by Elizabeth Cunningham Perkins - 6 comments

Pak lawmakers discuss NATO supply resumption

ISLAMABAD: Before getting adjourned till April 5th, the joint session of the Parliament of Pakistan on Friday...
Mar 30, 2012 by Muhammad Asif Khan

Balochistan: Hope or no hope?

The long-standing issue of strategically important and resource rich Balochistan requires more attention than it has...
Dec 22, 2011 by Mureed Bizenjo

Eritrea and the Responsibility to Project

“From the standpoint of justice, the opinions of the Eritrean people must receive consideration. Nevertheless, the...
Dec 15, 2011 by Edward Miller

The Elusive Compromise - Will Israel and the Palestinians ever trade land for peace? (my master's thesis)

Introduction I can feel it in my bones that there’s an answer out there if you can only find it. - U.S....
Oct 9, 2011 by Sarah Lucas
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