Articles, tagged with "developing nations", page 1

The global aerospace industry has witnessed an impressive growth during the past few years, with civil aviation segment emerging as the major contributor towards the growth of the industry. The US and European countries have been the dominant markets of t...

If you are over the age of 5 and have not noticed by now a few imbalances and inequities in our society regarding economics, the "Haves" and the "Have Nots," you are not from this planet. As our government drags us kicking and screaming into the black hol...

Every TV needs a satellite connection to display any content on the screen. In some developing nations the world, an RF connector is used which plugs into the TV set using the analog connection. Most TVs today connect to a set-top box which gives a digita...

John Cassidy’s article in this week’s New Yorker offers an unanswerable argument against what he calls “the myth of the free market” that flouts at common misconceptions among Americans by walking his reader through many little discussed but unavoidable h...

Since hindsight is the proverbial “20-20,” it now seems ironic that some banks have readily set aside bad debts that equaled billions of dollars in certain cases, and adamantly refused to forgive the debt of Third World countries at the same time. Also, t...

Emotion tends to override facts when it comes to patents and patients' concerns. Consider the fears stoked when India joined the World Trade Organization in 1995. Many feared drug prices could rise, access to medicines could be reduced and many Indian pha...

One of the highlights or the lowest points in the recent Copenhagen Summit in December were India and China's views on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. It created a flurry of news reams across the planet, talks were suspended at the Summit for c...

The drastic climate change caused by global warming has constituted to be one of the greatest challenges of the 21st Century. The enormity of global warming can be daunting and disastrous. This has necessitated the engagement and contribution of all the s...

With the 2009 G8 summit edging closer, it is becoming apparent that environmental issues will be a key focus this year.Recently the Ministers for Environment from the G8 countries met in Rome to discuss the environmental agenda for the three day summit pl...

Global warming are caused by nature and unduly human activities. Man-made causes probably do the most damage..and now it has grapped more and more attention of counties and people. Since ancient times, people have believed that human activity could affec...