Direct Mideast Peace Talks To Continue
New York Times
September 3rd, 2010
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators cleared the first hurdle on Thursday in their elusive quest for Middle East peace: they agreed to keep talking, two weeks from now in Egypt.
Read MoreHow panhandlers use free credit cards
Toronto Star
September 3rd, 2010
The Star gave credit-card-like gift cards to five panhandlers. Each purchase, and each returned card, tells a story.
Read MoreCommunity garden gives taste of home to resettled Burundians
Mother Nature Network
September 3rd, 2010
Families find comfort in familiar food, companionship in Atlanta suburb.
Read MoreAfter seeing Mumbai’s slums bulldozed, he now works to save and restore them
Christian Science Monitor
September 2nd, 2010
Crews once bulldozed thousands of slum homes in Mumbai, a metropolitan region of about 16 million people in India. Santosh Thorat sees a better way: Help residents fix them up.
Read MoreSeenReport Helps Citizens Report on Floods in Pakistan
Idea Lab
September 2nd, 2010
SeenReport is a citizen journalism service through which users can submit photos, videos, and text accounts of news as it is happening via SMS, MMS, or email.
Read MoreEco Urinal
yobo Staff 
September 3rd, 2010
Design combines the urinal and the sink to save water.
Read MoreMILLEE: Education and Mobile Phone Games
Ashoka 
September 3rd, 2010
Mobile phones have attracted considerable interest as a medium of learning.
Read MoreFive Ways You Can Help Pakistan (and the Rest of Us)
YES! Magazine 
September 2nd, 2010
The Pakistani people need our help. Here’s what we can do today, and how to reduce the number of future disasters.
Read MorePublicly Traded Social Impact: what does it mean for how we do business?
Echoing Green 
September 2nd, 2010
Microfinance institutions that go public have their fair share of supporters and critics.
Read More‘Greening’ Your Flat Screen TV: Engineers Develop an Organic LED Light Source for Home Electronics, Medicine and Clean Energy
Science Daily
September 1st, 2010
Their new invention is more than a clean, green way to create light, the researchers say. It also generates a strong signal that can be used in other applications in the nano-world of motors, actuators and ultrasound.
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