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First Signs of Antarctic Ozone Depletion This Year,

By PRESSRELEASE United Nations on Aug 24, 2011   World  

First Signs of Antarctic Ozone Depletion This Year,

August 24, 2011-Signs of ozone depletion are again appearing over the Antarctic, the United Nations reported yesterday, adding that prevailing temperatures and polar stratospheric clouds indicate that the degree of ozone loss this year will most likely be about average in comparison to the past decade.

Battle Rages On For Control of Tripoli

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS, Staff on Aug 23, 2011   World  

Battle Rages On For Control of Tripoli

TRIPOLI-Rebels from the surrounding countryside continue to pour into the capitol, swelling the number of forces there. The rebels control 80% of the city, and they have set up check points and have secured many of the buildings. Fierce fighting still continues through the streets of the city, as rebels report heavy casualties in the […]

Libyan Rebels Announce Majority Control of Tripoli, Take-Over of State TV

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS, Staff on Aug 22, 2011   World  

Libyan Rebels Announce Majority Control of Tripoli, Take-Over of State TV

TRIPOLI-In another sign that the Libyan capitol of Tripoli has been wrested from the control of Gadhafi, the broadcast from the official television station went blank. The station has been increasingly broadcasting pleas from Gadhafi. But in the evening hours of Monday, the screens went dark as rebels stormed the station at the core of […]

Syria Ignores International Pressure, Fires on Protesters

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF, JOURNALIST TEAM on Aug 19, 2011   World  

Syria Ignores International Pressure, Fires on Protesters

BEIRUT-One day after calls from the United States and its allies to step down, and after a pledge from Syrian President Bashar Assad to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to stop deploying military power against protesters, Assad's soldiers began firing on protesters once again.

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