By Brandon Penny
The Vancouver Olympics are off to a grave start. A luge athlete from the Republic of Georgia has been killed just hours before the Opening Ceremony.
By Brandon Penny
America’s medal count is in jeopardy. And that’s because Lindsey Vonn may not even compete.
By Marissa Pendergrass
Scientists working at Vancouver’s Olympic doping lab say so far so good. They have reported athletes’ test results have come back negative so far.
By Justine Frostad
Vancouver is going for the green. Olympic officials hope to set new environmental standards at the 2010 Games.
By Brandon Penny
The Olympics are just days away…and snow is nowhere in sight. Athletes have been arriving in Vancouver, Canada to 50-degree weather.
By Jackie Tiongson
The Hawaiian government has found a way to save money. Actually, about $1.2 million.
By Tanya De Jesus
This past weekend several world leaders gathered in New Delhi for the Delhi Sustainable Development Sumit.
By Stephanie Miceli
Ice may soon be disappearing from the Arctic. That is because scientists say climate change is making the sea ice melt faster than they thought it would happen.
By Tori Bergland Sniffles and “awwws” filled the theater of the newly-released film, “Dear John.” The movie is based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks. The director was Lasse Hallstrom (“Chocolat”, “Cider House Rules”). It is a tear-jerking love story where two characters have a difficult time giving up the memories of their carefree two-week romance.
Continue readingBy Brandon Penny
The Golden State may be moving backwards in the fight against global warming. A campaign has been launched to suspend California’s global warming law.
