Problems still hamper South Africa’s 2010 World Cup dreams – Times Online
Fans travelling to the World Cup finals in South Africa next year will find that the host nation is so pushed for accommodation that they may be encouraged to base themselves in neighbouring countries. Zimbabwe is being promoted as one of the most
Source: www.timesonline.co.uk

Book Review: Human Rights After the Olympic Games – The Epoch Times
Human rights activists continually hope for the best in China and, as the world witnessed during and after the Beijing Olympics, their hopes are continually dashed. The Brussels-based organization Human Rights Without Frontiers put together
Source: www.theepochtimes.com

G8 Commits to Action on Super Greenhouse Gases, Considers More – Environmental News Network
Deal Will Speed Cuts in Greenhouse Gas Coca Cola and Greenpeace – Cooling the Beijing Olympics Could Kyoto Protocol use a touch of Montreal? U.N. talks will not decide on new HFC incentives Washington, D.C., July 9, 2009 – The Group of Eight
Source: www.enn.com

10 Beautiful Yet Deadly Mega Metropolises – Environmental Graffiti
Any city with a few million inhabitants is bound to have problems: population, pollution, transportation, water quality, sanitation, crime, natural disasters – you name it. A mega metropolis with a population of 10 or even 20 million will have
Source: www.environmentalgraffiti.com

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