Palmyra

Sharks Hold Key to Healthy Marine Systems (Video)

Mark Tercek | Posted 07.05.2011

Read More: The Nature Conservancy, Climate Change, Coral Reefs, Sharks, Marine Life, Coral, Hawaii, Marine Ecosystem, Palmyra, Green News
Mark Tercek

Palmyra's isolation has allowed it to escape most of the damage usually caused by human populations. It allows us to look back in time to see what a healthy ecosystem should really look like.

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Film Shown at U.N. Donor Conference on Collapse of Haiti's Presidential Palace

Jim Luce | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Undp, Syria, White House, French, Thirty-Five Long Seconds: Haiti?S Deadly Earthquake, United Nations, Sri Lanka, Leogane, Kenneth H. Merten, Canada, China, Paris, U.S. Secretary of State, Towards a New Future in Haiti, Indonesia, Haitian School of Law, Palmyra, Ban Ki-Moon, Helen Clark, Port-Au-Prince, Haitian Presidential Palace, Gonaives, Bill Clinton, Thought Leader, Elisabeth Delatour Préval, Rene Preval, Morgan Freeman, Washington D.C., Mario L. Delatour, European Union, Ecole D?Architecture, Amistad Films, Brazil, U.N. Donor Conference, Haiti, New York, France, Film Producer, Tsunami, Place L?Ouverture, Cap Haitian, Haitian Interim Commission for Reconstruction, Haitian Government, U.N. Development Programme, Overpopulation, U.N. Special Envoy for Haiti, Global Citizen, Hillary Clinton, India, Jacmel, Spain, World News
Jim Luce

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The film "Thirty-Five Long Seconds: Haiti's Deadly Earthquake" was screened recently as part of the recent Donor's Conference ...

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Rare Book Of Mormon Expected To Fetch Fortune At Auction

AP | William Kates | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Mormons, Hessney Auction Co, Book of Mormon, Palmyra, Entertainment News

A 177-year-old first edition of the Book of Mormon found in a home near Palmyra -- the birthplace of the Mormon religion -- will be put up for bid ne...

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