Matthew Berger

Scrambling for a Solution on International Monetary Fund Governance Reform

Washington - Among the topics expected to be discussed at the annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) that started this week and will continue …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService|Report

October 8, 2010

Genetically Engineered Salmon an Ambiguous Milestone for Aquaculture

Washington - The march toward domesticating the last wild food source may be about to take a major step forward in Washington - for better or worse. Following a …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService|Report

October 4, 2010

Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

Washington - A surprisingly small number of scientists have studied the impacts of the oil spill resulting from the 1979 blowout at the Ixtoc I oil rig in the …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService|Report

September 4, 2010

Genetically Modified Crops Go to US High Court

Washington - The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in its first-ever case involving genetically modified crops. The decision in this case may have a significant impact on …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService

April 26, 2010

Nuclear Plants Back in Vogue, as Climate Bill Stalls

Washington - After decades of debate, the United States is poised to build its first new nuclear reactors since the early 1970s. Speaking at a job training centre northeast …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService

February 17, 2010

Climate Change: The Day After Tomorrow Might Have Been Yesterday

Washington - When the 2004 film "The Day After Tomorrow" depicted the northern United States buried under tens of feet of snow following an abrupt change in global climate …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService

February 14, 2010

Citizens Back Climate Change Action, Despite Lobbying Surge

Washington - As both Washington and the international community come gradually closer to taking substantive action on climate change at a high-level conference in Copenhagen, a side effect of …

By: Matthew Berger ,; InterPressService

December 4, 2009

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