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Le danger de la déforestation. Australie. En Thasmany Pour des besoins personnels, l'homme détruis tout sur son passage avec des bombes de napalm . Plus de survie animale et de flore. Mais d'autre homme manifaistent contre cette catastrophe gratuite et injuste sur la biodiversité.Author: josepha45 Tags: Biodiversité internationalnews Posted: 16 September 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

A small Utah community comes together as the families of fallen miners and rescuers prepare to celebrate the first holiday season without their loved ones. (Dec. 20)

Here's the latest news for Friday Dec. 21: Dozens protest demolition of public housing in New Orleans; Clinton's neighbor arrested for killing wife; Suicide bomber targets worshippers in Pakistan; Sea World animals celebrate Christmas early.

Here's the latest news for Friday, Dec. 21: Protest in New Orleans over housing vote; 2 Colorado teens charged in 'Mortal Kombat' death; New Zealand hit by strong quake; Cosco Busan cleared to leave San Fran Bay

A jail inmate told investigators that a suspect in the killings of four people aboard a charter fishing boat off the Florida coast admitted his role in their shooting deaths. That's according to recently unsealed court documents. (Dec. 20)

Two Colorado teens who told police they were trying to imitate the 'Mortal Kombat' video game while they were wrestling with a 7-year-old girl have been charged in the girl's death. (Dec.20))

John Jerome White says Dec. 25 was just another day inside Macon State prison. But this holiday promises to be special. Earlier this month, the 48-year-old was released from prison after serving almost 30 years for rape he didn't commit. (Dec. 20)

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin praised the decision by City Council to demolish 4,500 public housing units. The ruling came despite sometimes violent protests. (Dec. 20)

Here's the latest news for Wedsnesday, Dec. 20: Fight at New Orleans City Hall; Giuliani released from hospital; Holloway evidence; Letterman, writers talking.

President Bush says he's reserving judgement on whether the CIA was right to destroy tapes of its agents roughly questioning top terror suspects. (Dec. 20)

Republican Tom Tancredo announced Thursday that he is dropping out of the race for the GOP presidential nomination and endorsing rival Mitt Romney. (Dec. 20)

After three days in the snow, a Northern California family is found by rescuers. A father and his three children got lost while cutting down a Christmas tree. (Dec. 20)

A powerful storm system, possibly packing a tornado, moved across Mississippi on Thursday, injuring at least three people and damaging homes in two counties. (Dec. 20)

One of three top suspects in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway wrote during an Internet chat session that the teenager was dead, Aruba's chief prosecutor said Thursday. (Dec 20)

Governor Mike Easley asks residents and local governments to step-up water conservation efforts. The drought is the worst in North Carolina's recorded history. (Dec. 20)

Sen. John McCain says he has never favored lobbyists or special interest groups. McCain's response comes amid reports that a newspaper is investigating allegations of legislative favoritism. (Dec. 20 )

New Orleans Police used chemical spray and stun guns Thursday as dozens of protesters seeking to halt the demolition of 4,500 public housing units tried to force their way through an iron gate at City Hall. (Dec. 20)

Greyhound bus passengers subdued a gunman on board their bus near Phoenix, Arizona. The gunman was arrested and is facing several charges. (Dec. 20)

Here's the latest news for Thursday, December 20th: Bush will reserve judgment; Girl killed in moves taken from video game; Quake hits New Zealand; Minivans perform poorly in crash tests.

Minivans racked up big repair bills in the latest series of low-speed collisions conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. (Dec. 20)

President Bush says he's withholding judgment on the destruction of CIA interrogation tapes until pending investigations are completed. Bush says he did not know about the existence of the tapes or their destruction until earlier this month. (Dec. 20)

Hazmat teams stamped out flare-ups Thursday in the smoldering remains of a chemical plant, while federal safety officials traveled to the scene to investigate the explosion that sparked the deadly fire. (Dec. 20)

A magnitude-6.8 earthquake off New Zealand's east coast rocked much of the country on Thursday. No immediate tsunami warning was triggered at the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center. There were no immediate reports of casualties. (Dec. 20)

Here's the latest news for Thursday, December 20th: Giuliani hospitalized in Missouri for flu-like symptoms; Investigation into deadly chemical blast; Astronaut's mother killed in car accident; California family reunited after stay in snow.

Complaining of flu-like symptoms, presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani has been admitted to a hospital for tests. (Dec. 20)

Friends and relatives of missing Marshall student Leah Hickman are knocking on doors, posting fliers and using Internet networking sites to get the word out about the West Virginia student's disappearance. (Dec. 20)

Explosions and fires at a Jacksonville, Florida chemical plant killed four people, and injured at least 14 Wednesday. A team from the U.S. Chemical Safety Board is expected to arrive there Thursday to begin investigating. (Dec. 19)

People in Jamie Lynn Spears' hometown of Kentwood, Louisiana are reacting to the news that she's pregnant. Spears says she wants to raise her child there so it will have a normal life. (Dec. 19)

Here's the latest news for Thursday, December 20th: Florida chemical plant fire; NASA astronaut's mother dies; GOP candidate dropping White House bid?; Lost California family found.

Florida State coach Bobby Bowden called off an afternoon practice Wednesday to meet with his players, about two dozen of whom are expected to be suspended for a bowl game due to an academic cheating scandal. (Dec. 19)