Make science, not war

Article Abstract:

Post-war research in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina has been very minimal, as the government continues to provide inadequate reconstruction aid to the city. The country's siege incurred as much as $20 million in physical damages among Bosnian universities and research institutions.

Evaluation, Finance, Industrial research, Research, Science and technology policy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Science and state, Science policy, War, War economy, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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The climax of humanity

Article Abstract:

Demographic, economic and environmental concurrent and interwined transitions are transforming the world. The stabilization of human population, decline in extreme poverty and increase in global warming has put maximum stress on natural resources and human ingenuity.

United States, Environmental aspects, Poverty, Global warming, Population, Population growth

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Better killing through chemistry

Article Abstract:

An organic chemist was able to purchase all the chemicals required to make sarin, a nerve agent, from Sigma-Aldrich, a chemical supplier, indicating that there is no screening of buyers by chemical suppliers.

Usage, Purchasing, Chemical weapons, Nerve gas, Nerve agents

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