Environmental Sociology

Madagascar's President Invests in U.S. University Education for 24 Students as 'Future Leaders' of His Nation (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

13 May 2008

ABILENE, Texas----Four years ago, the forward-thinking president of a small island nation decided to invest in what he calls "Madagascar's greatest resource - its people."

High gasoline prices spawning songs, signs, symbolic acts (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

13 May 2008

PITTSBURGH - Americans facing rising gasoline and diesel prices are cycling about, saddling up, singing out and, sometimes, resorting to violent symbolism.

High gasoline prices spawning songs, signs, symbolic acts (Lexington Herald-Leader)

12 May 2008

Americans facing rising gasoline and diesel prices are cycling about, saddling up, singing out and, sometimes, resorting to violent symbolism. Dozens of Alabama students are bicycling up to 10 miles each way to their rural high school. An Indiana man was arrested for belting out a protest song, "Price Gouge'n," from the roof of a convenience store. A sign-maker in Kentucky is riding his horse ...