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CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker reports on a new study by the World Health Organization that links cellphones with brain cancer.
Read More »The New Weather Is Going To Make Food Prices Soar
Climate change will cause the price of staple foods like corn, rice, and wheat to more than double over the next 20 years.
Read More »WHO Links Cancer To Cell Phones
A couple of days ago, the official party line from the World Health Organization on cell phones was this: "no adverse health effects have been established". Not anymore..
Read More »Watch A Tugboat Drag An Arctic Iceberg To Parched People Half A World Away [Video]
Since he was hired in the '70s by Saudi prince Mohammad al-Faisal, French engineer Georges Mougin has tried to figure out a way to tow freshwater icebergs across the Arctic. Now, with 3-D tech, declassified satellite data, and tugboats, he might have cracked the way to quench the world's thirst
Read More »Japan Quake Could Delay World’s Largest Fusion Experiment
By Geoff Brumfiel of Nature magazine St-Paul-lez-Durance, France The world's largest fusion experiment is finally beginning to take shape. [More]
Read More »How Apple And Gucci Tickle Your "God Spot"
And how other brands could get messianic in their message and convert consumers to acolytes.
Read More »7 Tips for Forecasting Sales
Sales forecasts are by nature imperfect. But experts say there are ways to squeeze more value out of the projections you're making
Read More »Citizen Scientists and Social Media Aim to Help Prevent Frog Extinctions
Around the world, frogs and other amphibians are disappearing due to habitat loss, climate change, pollution and the deadly chytrid fungus , which has already driven a few dozen species into extinction. But with critical information on many species still lacking, scientists can only go so far when trying to help save those in crisis. [More]
Read More »Hunger Crisis Worsens, Food System Broken: Oxfam
By David Brough LONDON (Reuters) - Food prices could double in the next 20 years and demand will soar as the world struggles to raise output via a failing system, international charity Oxfam said Tuesday, warning of worsening global hunger. [More]
Read More »New Tools for Sales Training
Welcome to the world of sales training 2.0, where innovators are leveraging new technologyand new thinkingto make better sales people. Eric Richardson believes there's a serious disconnect in the world of sales.
Read More »Hey Hollywood Moguls, Are You Following The First Social Media Agent @Kuhn On Twitter?
You might want to start. At only 23 years old, Eric Kuhn has trail-blazed many media empires into the social space--now he's eyeing nothing less than the future of entertainment. Eric Kuhn isn't old enough to rent a car, but as the former head of social media for CNN, and the digital architect of @KatieCouric's viral interview with Sara Palin , he's already experienced many watershed moments for social media
Read More »The Geeks Are Graying
Why businesses shouldn't treat technology as a young person's game Ninety percent of technology marketing targets 10 percent of the population: the young, the cool, the perceived digerati. A few niche companies address the senior market with products so simplified your cat could use them.
Read More »Don’t Exaggerate Your Size
Nearly every entrepreneur exaggerates his or her company's size to impress clients. Jason Fried says such behavior is sillyand unnecessary
Read More »Climate Change Linked to Social Collapses in Greenland Since 800 B.C.
The Norse came to a new land around the end of the first millennium, borne on the backs of their Viking long ships and lured away from Iceland by the promise of Erik the Red's Greenland. The land was indeed green when they landed--and stayed that way for several centuries until natural variations in the planet's climate cooled the world's largest island by 4 degrees Celsius
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