Paper Monitor Why German fans moo-ed at a British hack [News Source]

Guidelines for eating green Whether you’re worried about mad-cow disease in your hamburger, E. coli in your salad, the environmental impact of your diet, or your family’s ecological footprint, it just makes sense to pay attention to the purity, origin, and journey of your food before you eat it. [News Source]

Crean inherits school program of hard knocks Simon Crean will have to handle one of the sharpest issues likely to emerge in the election campaign after taking on responsibility for Julia Gillard's school building program. [News Source]

Crean inherits school program of hard knocks Simon Crean will have to handle one of the sharpest issues likely to emerge in the election campaign after taking on responsibility for Julia Gillard's school building program. [News Source]

World Cup: Reporter Matt Blake watched England match with 50,000 German fans in Hamburg If you thought England’s humiliation was painful, spare a thought for me. I watched the game surrounded by 50,000 Germans. [News Source]

Ian Fletcher: How do Other Nations Balance Their Trade? Try Germany As America continues to contemplate its trade mess, the question naturally arises how other developed nations manage to trade with the world without deficits and... [News Source]

WSU takes big role in fighting disease SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Researchers at Washington State University are working to prevent diseases from moving from animals to humans, and they will soon have a new state-of-the-art facility to help them. The Pullman school broke ground Friday on the $35 million headquarters for its new School for Global Animal Health. The building was funded with a $25 million grant from the Bill and Melinda ... [News Source]

Vanclief in agricultural hall of fame Lyle Vanclief has had many titles, and now he has a new one: hall of famer. The retired federal agriculture minister, farmer and tireless volunteer is one of two new inductees of the prestigious Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame.[...] [News Source]

Crean inherits school program of hard knocks Simon Crean will have to handle one of the sharpest issues likely to emerge in the election campaign after taking on responsibility for Julia Gillard's school building program. [News Source]

Green for eternity. Environmentally minded individuals have several concerns about Western death practices. Some worry that the formaldehyde and other chemicals undertakers use to prepare bodies for burial may leach into the water table, the energy required for cremation, or the mercury it can emit. [News Source]