Life after Pinatubo

Article Abstract:

Philippine scientists believe that agricultural lands damaged by Mount Pinatubo's eruption can still be used for crop plantation. Most of the lands to be restored are those with less than 7.5 cm of ash fall where ash and sand are blended into the soil and two rice crops can be planted. In lahar-hit areas, rice could also be grown by adding lime and organic fertilizer to the soil, according to studies done by the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI). Plants and trees could also be cultivated using 'basket farming.'

Methods, Agriculture, Environmental aspects, Philippines, Volcanoes

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"God gave us four miracles." (quadruplets)

Article Abstract:

A 45-year-old woman delivered four babies with the help of her sister who donated the eggs. The woman had been unable to conceive due to her age, but the youngest sister, age 28, was willing to donate her eggs even though she might be unable to conceive herself due to endometriosis.

Personal narratives, Quadruplets, Egg donors, Ovum donors

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Stung by Wasp

Article Abstract:

The election campaign in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, involving Jospeh Hoeffel, Democrat, and Stewart Greenleaf, Republican, is examined in detail.

Political activity, Political aspects, Elections, Pennsylvania, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Greenleaf, Stewart, Hoeffel, Joseph

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