Israeli-American Scientist Daniel Hillel Wins 2012 World Food Prize
World Food Prize Foundation President and former U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia Kenneth M. Quinn today announced Mr. Hillel as the winner.
As We Try to Identify Civil War Era Photographs, We Learn Some History!
The photo of the southern belle shows a woman who still proudly displays an attitude upholding the strength of her moribund culture.
Tobacco Use Grows Fastest in Low-Income Countries
Stepping up efforts to control it which could kill up to one billion people this century, top United Nations official today called on governments to resist the increasingly aggressive steps taken by the tobacco industry to undermine efforts to reduc
‘Foods of the Poor’ Play Important Role in Hunger Crisis
According to FAO, globalization has reduced the number of plant species used for food and other purposes from roughly 100,000 to about 30.
Anti-Semitism on The Rise All Over The World
She cites that there are countries where government-sponsored anti-Semitism abounds and there are corners of the globe where the old Tsarist forgery 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' is still being taught in schools as fact.
