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[Global Voices Online] Global Voices Online » Kenya: The iHub launched in Nairobi: Ihub creates a platform for Kenyan software and web developers as well other techies to meet and collaborate to bring out various innovations. The facility is equipped with a host of resources including fast internet provided by KDN and Zuku.

[World Zoo Today] Cheetah Fact Sheet | World Zoo Today: Despite the capturing, rearing, and public display of cheetahs for thousands of years, the next reproductive success, after Akbar the Great son’s recorded birth of one litter in the 16th century, occurred only in 1956 at the Philadelphia Zoo. Unlike the other ‘big cats’, which breed readily in captivity, the captive population of cheetahs is not self-sustaining and, thus, is maintained through the import of wild-caught animals, a practice which goes against the goals of today’s’

[IISD Linkages] CHEMICALS EXCOPS HIGHLIGHTS, Wednesday, 24 February 2010, Bali ...: INDIA and KENYA said governance issues still needed to be addressed, and SENEGAL emphasized that this should be done at the third intergovernmental and multi-stakeholder meeting, rather than at the GCSS/GMEF. BRAZIL pointed at the need for IPBES to include capacity building, and CHINA said it should not increase the burden of developing countries.

[nvs' Blog] It's official: An asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs « nvs' Blog: The new study, conducted by scientists from Europe, the United States, Mexico, Canada and Japan and published in the journal Science, found that a 15 kilometre (9 miles) wide asteroid slamming into Earth at Chicxulub in what is now Mexico was the culprit. "We now have great confidence that an asteroid was the cause of the KT extinction.

[IISD Linkages] SUMMARY OF THE SIMULTANEOUS EXTRAORDINARY COPS TO THE BASEL ...: The Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPOI) sets out a framework for action to implement the commitments originally agreed at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit. The JPOI, among other things, emphasized that the international community should fully implement the outcomes of UNEP decision SS.VII/1 on IEG.

[Archie's Fishing Blog] Fishing Round Valley Reservoir | Archie's Fishing Blog: Wind power is growing at the rate of 30 percent annually, with a worldwide installed capacity of over 100 GW, and is widely used in several European countries and the United States. The manufacturing output of the photovoltaics industry reached more than 2,000 MW in 2006, and photovoltaic (PV) power stations are particularly popular in Germany.

[Good-Natured Landscapes Client Blog] 2010: The International Year of Biodiversity: This blog is used to share information that may be helpful to clients & friends of Good-Natured Landscapes LLC. This blog is used to share information that may be helpful to clients & friends of Good-Natured Landscapes LLC .

[WcP Blog - World Culture Pictorial] 2010 International Year of Biodiversity. Ongoing extinction at ...: For example, experts believe that 19% of coral reefs have been lost since 1950 and the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment tells us that in South east Asia 80% of corals that are under medium to high threat, and these reefs are also the richest in biodiversity. We must work together to do all that we can to prevent further damage, particularly as many ecosystems are also being irreversibly changed by climate change.

[StoragePoint Team Blog] SharePoint 2010 BLOB Storage Myths: In the end, this is not some web part or report or other component that doesn't bring your entire farm down if it breaks...if this thing breaks your entire SharePoint farm will be impacted in a very big way. Look at it this way, every byte of every document that is uploaded into or retrieved from SharePoint will flow thru your provider. 

[FlexiJourney Blog] 100 Natural Wonders Of The World - FlexiJourney Blog: El Tatio is a geyser field located within the Andes Mountains of northern Chile at 4200 meters above mean sea level. Contrary to some reports, it is not the highest-elevation geyser field in the world.

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