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These 10 Corporations Control Almost Everything You Buy

“if this is the future: I don’t want it…. Mexico has bottomed, are you gonna go just for the chair or are you gonna change the Country’s future?”

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 cocaine consumption statistics

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In Focus: Japan Earthquake, One Year Later

This Sunday, March 11, will mark the one-year anniversary of the horrific earthquake that struck northeastern Japan, spawning an incredibly destructive tsunami that crippled the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. In the year that has passed, much has changed. Mountains of rubble have been cleared, but not fully disposed of yet. Nuclear power has fallen out of favor, and confidence in the government has been shaken. Japan mourns the confirmed deaths of more than 15,850 people, and still lists 3,287 as missing 12 months later. Questions remain about rebuilding villages, cleaning up the nuclear exclusion zone, and deciding the future of nuclear power in Japan. Collected here are recent images of those affected by the disaster, coping and moving on one year later.

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Water need in 2030 by country

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Tomorrow’s cover today: Vladimir Putin will once again become Russia’s president. Even so, his time is running out.

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Victim of War

look at these two pictures, and back at your life. now, just because you’ve possibly never been touched by the negative trail of destruction war brings upon the earth, doesn’t mean that this picture shouldn’t fill you with frustration and a refreshed urge to fight for the helpless.

(come on guys, it’s about time we followed that old hippie saying… “make love, not war”! i’m pretty sure (safe) sex is a whole lot more productive than this.)