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Land holds key to Kenyan rivalries
Disputes over land are said to be root cause of ethnic tensions that many remain wary about during latest elections.
Zoe Flood
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Last Modified: 04 Mar 2013 15:43 GMT
Energy interests square off over US heartland
With plentiful natural gas and cheap electric rates during election year, Oklahoma renewables struggle for traction.
Ben Piven
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Last Modified: 10 Oct 2012 07:47 GMT
Can the US' housing woes be fixed?
As the country's largest banks enjoy rising profits, millions of Americans remain indebted.
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Last Modified: 04 Sep 2012 10:12 GMT
The hidden costs of overprescribing drugs
Pharmaceutical compounds are increasingly polluting the world's waterways, with dire consequences.
Stan Cox
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Last Modified: 24 Aug 2012 13:21 GMT
Demolitions ravage Liberia neighbourhoods
Squatter areas in the West African state's capital are being levelled, destroying thousands of homes.
Travis Lupick
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Last Modified: 02 Aug 2012 11:45 GMT
From the republic of hunger to the land of plenty
With world grain production in jeopardy and rising food prices, countries need to bolster their food security.
Stan Cox
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Last Modified: 23 Jul 2012 19:24 GMT
How about a green recession?
Overproduction and overconsumption are major factors in the ecological crises the world faces today.
Stan Cox
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Last Modified: 21 Jun 2012 08:09 GMT
Iraq's sagging safety net
In a country with huge potential oil wealth, food rationing and distribution is keeping much of the population alive.
Stan Cox
Opinion
Last Modified: 30 Apr 2012 17:54 GMT
The politics of bread in Egypt
Flaws in the government-sponsored rationing programme are redolent of the country's food security problems.
Stan Cox
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