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1. Top Ten Fad Diets are they healthy? November 21, 2008 Almost 108 million Americans were overweight or obese in 1999. But how to prevent this, mayve with a fad diet and here you can see a list fo the top ten fad diets. Until now, obesity continues to be a serious problem and is predicted to reach epidemic levels by the year 2020. One way to prevent this scenario is to make people aware of the risks of being overweight and just not fit. Here are some diseases that you are putting yourself in risk of if you are carrying a lot of extra pounds: 1. heart disease 2. stroke 3. diabetes 4. cancer 5. arthritis 6. hypertension Lo... (read more) Author: Mirko van Anken

2. Time for Government to Rethink to Reduce Carbon Emissions November 07, 2008 Carbon Offsetting businesses of all types are already starting to feel the impact of the crunch. Consumers are tightening their belts while talks on a post 2012 Kyoto Agreement have stalled undermining investment in carbon offset projects. In Europe the 2020 commitment to reduce carbon emissions by at least 20 pct below 1990 levels with 20 pct of energy coming from renewable energy sources looks unrealistic especially when balanced with the need for energy security. On a positive note post the US election a US initiative to reduce carbon emissions is likely. But the credit crunch will make ... (read more) Author: luna mohanty

3. Lose WeightThe Healthy Way: October 22, 2008 Lose Weight: The Healthy Way: Almost 130 million Americans were overweight or obese in 2007. Until now, obesity continues to be a serious problem and is predicted to reach epidemic levels by the year 2020. One way to prevent this scenario is to make people aware of the risks of being overweight or obese. Here are some diseases that you are putting yourself in risk of if you are carrying a lot of extra pounds: 1. heart disease 2. stroke 3. diabetes 4. cancer 5. arthritis 6. hypertension Losing weight helps to prevent and control these ... (read more) Author: David Dotson

4. Solid-state lighting October 07, 2008 Solid-state lighting (SSL) is an innovation in lighting that utilizes light-emitting diodes (LEDs), organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), or polymer light-emitting diodes (PLED) as sources of illumination rather than electrical filaments or gas. Solid-state lighting has the potential to revolutionize the lighting industry. The most widely used sources of artificial illumination are incandescent and fluorescent lamps, but this is about to change: Solid-state lighting (SSL) devices promise to replace conventional light sources, with impressive economic and environmental savings. By the yea... (read more) Author: Rohit singh

5. Is Prescription Drug Addiction Rampant Among Baby-Boomers? September 30, 2008 Illicit drug use, including prescription drug addiction and abuse, is rampant among baby boomers, according to the just-released National Survey on Drug Use and Health. An earlier analysis predicted that 4.4 Americans over 50 would have addiction problems and even more would be dealing with prescription drug addiction and abuse by 2020. It appears the predictions are coming true. What drives baby boomers to drug use? Some experts say it’s because people born between 1946 and 1965 – the more or less official date range for baby boomers – took more drugs than previous generations and,... (read more) Author: Gloria MacTaggart

6. Secure your future without the monetary tensions September 24, 2008 Summary: As a developing country we are moving quite impressively up the global economic ladder. And education is a directly relevant functional part in the scheme of government of India regarding its Vision 2020 about the all round development of India. Though a bit short from making education the fundamental right of every citizen in the country, the Indian government has left no stone unturned about providing basic education at the primary level, and specialised education at the higher level. Under such a scenario the cost of education has shot up like never before. The struggling midd... (read more) Author: addi vardhaman

7. Learn how to land a job as a home health care nurse September 21, 2008 Why are there so many people who want to become home health care nurses ? By 2020, the world will need almost one million nurses, as more and more population will be getting old or sick for various reasons. This will make it easier and more desirable to land a job in this field someday. Moreover, the nursing profession is perhaps one of the highest-paid professions these days. A registered nurse, for example, can earn an average of $50,000 annually. The Difference between Regular Nurses and Home Health Care Nurses In truth, there’s not a stark difference between home health care nur... (read more) Author: Clint Jhonson

8. In search of the best hotels in Barcelona September 17, 2008 About 2020 years ago, La Gran Encisera (the Great Enchantress) was named Cestrum after being captured by Romans. Today, Barcelona, as it is best known all over the globe, has transformed from the city conquered by other civilizations into a city of real historical value, avant-garde architecture, beautiful surroundings, amazing night life and subtle Latino Mediterranean feel. Capital city of Catalonia, Spain, Barcelona is one of the most incredible and visited European cities in the world. With a population spanning over 4 million people (in the entire metropolitan area), Barcelona is wi... (read more) Author: Go- Cielo.com

9. Solar Panels Became a Real Alternative for Everyone September 09, 2008 The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA), sat down together with the 50 of the industry's top CEOs for a discussion and round table in Valencia, Spain at the European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition, to redefine industry objectives given recent technology progress and rising energy prices. The members of this meeting agreed that PV solar energy could provide 12% of European electricity demand by 2020. The goal will be reached progressively from 2010 onwards in several European markets. Countries with the highest solar irradiation and higher electricity pri... (read more) Author: Jason Myers

10. European Policies on Renewable Energy September 08, 2008 The European Council in March 2006 directed the European Commission to prepare a directive for renewable energy, in an effort to: 1. combat climate change, and 2. ensure security of energy supply In January 2008, the Commission unveiled its Renewable Energy Directive, proposing a binding 20% target for renewable energy in total energy consumption in the EU by 2020 and a binding 10% renewable energy target for transport. Speaking at the 2nd International Palm Oil Trade Fair and Seminar held in Kuala Lumpur recently, Ilmari Lastikka of Neste Oil Corp. pointed out that the ... (read more) Author: Palm Oil Truth Foundation

11. How To Lose Weight The Healthy Way September 03, 2008 Almost 108 million Americans were overweight or obese in 1999. Until now, obesity continues to be a serious problem and is predicted to reach epidemic levels by the year 2020. One way to prevent this scenario is to make people aware of the risks of being overweight or obese. Here are some diseases that you are putting yourself in risk of if you are carrying a lot of extra pounds: 1. heart disease 2. stroke 3. diabetes 4. cancer 5. arthritis 6. hypertension Losing weight helps to prevent and control these diseases. The quick weight los... (read more) Author: Jackie Serta

12. Staying Young - the Japanese Way September 02, 2008 The Land of the Rising Sun outweighs all other countries with regards to the proportion of the elderly. About 22% of the population in Japan is 65 or older. It has been estimated that by 2020, the ratio of the elderly to the children will be approximately 3 to 1. The Japanese are, in fact, the most long-lived people on this planet. With that said, Nihon jins must have placed a fountain of youth in their backyard. Well, at the dining table perhaps. Healthy food Despite the competitive lifestyle that they have, they still are among the healthiest people in the world... (read more) Author: Gargi Nath

13. can you Earn A Passive Income Online? August 26, 2008 can you Earn A Passive Income Online? By: Don't kid yourself... Earn a passive income online and you're set for life, even if your income streams decline from a couple thousand a month to a couple hundred a month... In reality, I think that 10% of the population could be earning a full-time passive income online, by the year 2020. Maybe even more! The internet is such an easy place to get started, and you can do it for virtually zero investment! Question is... How do I earn a passive income online? It's all about making money while you are NOT working, which means setting up a ton of i... (read more) Author: Jagdeep singh

14. Actuality and Future - China's Pharmaceutical July 30, 2008 Only two decades ago, China was a poor agricultural country; now it becomes the third-largest economy in the world, with a GDP of more than $2, 108 billion in 2006. Experts forecast that by 2020, China will be the world's largest economy. 1, China's pharmaceutical market The Chinese pharmaceutical market has shown impressive growth in recent years, in tandem with the country's rapid economic expansion. Pharmaceutical sales in China (excluding Hong Kong) were estimated at US$27.7 billion in 2005, an increase of around 8.5% over the 2004 year. The figure is distorted, however, by the p... (read more) Author: Manprit Kaur

15. ‘Virtual Man' to revolutionise pharmaceutical research July 09, 2008 By 2020 new computer-based technologies will allow the development of a ‘virtual man’, leading to better understanding of the biology of diseases and therefore allowing researchers to more accurately predict the effect of new drugs, says PriceWaterhouseCooper. Their recent report was prompted by the slowdown in new pharmaceutical products coming to market, despite the fact that the industry is spending record amounts on Research and Development. PriceWaterhouseCooper (PWC) identified that the biggest single threat to the pharmaceutical industry is the impending expiry of many drug patents t... (read more) Author: Daniel Collins

16. Demand for Aluminium by 2020 June 29, 2008 By the year 2020, the Aluminium demand is projected to get increased to 70 million tonnes, with over 30 million tonnes obtained from recycled scrap. Recycling Aluminium that is currently in use as cars, commercial vehicles, ships, airplanes etc would equal up to 18 years of primary Aluminium output. The amount of Aluminium produced from old scrap has been growing from 1.4 million tonnes in 1980 to a whooping 6.8 million tonnes in 2004. The transport sector has been the most important resource of recycled Aluminium. Today recycled Aluminium is produced from 44% transport, 28% packaging, 10% eng... (read more) Author: Guna seelan

17. Anti Aging Herbs For Memory May 29, 2008 It has been estimated that by the year 2020 senility and Alzheimer's disease will affect 14 million Americans. With the birth of the baby boomers, and with advancement of medicine within the last 100 years, we will soon have a large portion of our population in the senior citizens age group. Living to a ripe old age is now quite common so now we need to focus on the quality of life. What good is living to be over 100 years of age if we have lost our minds at 65? Becoming a nation of caregivers for the elderly would not benefit society or the government. Our brain, like any other organ... (read more) Author: David Cowley

18. Affordable Housing May 16, 2008 The housing shortage in urban areas accounts for approximately 24.71 million housing units, according to official estimates. 21% of the total urban population lives in slums and 35% in one room tenements, without adequate basic facilities such as piped water, sanitation, schools, health, and so on. These numbers are expected to touch 200 million by 2020. There is a huge demand-supply gap in urban housing for poor. The demand today is not just for affordable homes but also for lifestyle products. Considering this factor, some real estate developers are now customizing their product to cat... (read more) Author: George Gonigal

19. Home Insurance Risk For FloodPlain Areas May 19, 2008 The insurance industry has warned that many new homes could be left on the housing market and become uninsurable unless the government introduces new rigid planning controls for flood risk areas. By the year 2020, a third of the 3 million proposed homes set to be built in Britain, could be on a flood plain according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI). If this is the case the ABI have warned their members that they may not be able to continue to offer flood cover as standard on home insurance policies. The ABI’s assistant director, Justin Jacobs said, “The government... (read more) Author: Phil Benson

20. Climbing Kilimanjaro: Maximizing Your Chances of Summit Success April 30, 2008 Scientists estimate that the legendary snows of Mount Kilimanjaro will be completely gone by 2020. That deadline has sparked a wave of adventurers to tackle Africa's highest peak and the world's tallest free-standing mountain. At 19,345 feet high, the top of Kilimanjaro is at an extreme altitude, where our bodies struggle to cope with the lack of oxygen. In fact, half of all climbers are turned down by the mountain, mostly because of altitude sickness, caused by the inability to adapt to the altitude, called acclimatization. In climbing Kilimanjaro, there are ways to stack the deck in ... (read more) Author: Ultimate Kilimanjaro

21. Encouraging property development and lowering carbon emissions: a shortlist has been drawn-up for April 30, 2008 Concerns for the environment coupled with the housing shortage have witnessed a radical approach to UK land use planning, but plans for up to ten 'eco-towns' by 2020 are not universally popular, writes Alex Way. In 2007 the Government set-out its plans for a number of 'carbon-neutral' towns of between 5 and 20,000 new homes, known as 'eco-towns'. These eco-towns were originally envisaged to be delivered on Brownfield UK land (ie industrial development land) and 'surplus' public-sector UK land sites, but as plans have evolved, some Greenfield UK land is also now under consideration. Whet... (read more) Author: Dietrich Elliot

22. Google - Building the Ubiquitous Web April 30, 2008 Today, while Globalization is unfolding, only 18% of the world’s population is connected to the Internet. What will happen as the rest of the world becomes connected? By 2020, it may be possible for nearly every individual to have personally-tailored access to the whole of knowledge through perfect search - where the ultimate search engine can understand exactly what you mean and give back exactly what you want; anytime, anywhere. In its quest for perfect search Google could become the critical gatekeeper for connecting us, to all of human knowledge; making it the leader of the In... (read more) Author: Harry Alesso

23. UK Land Ownership: Concentrated in the Hands of the Few April 30, 2008 Buying land for land investment purposes has permeated the national consciousness, but owning English land remains a privilege, writes Alex Way. There can be little doubt that the rate of residential property development on UK land is set to rise markedly in the next ten to fifteen years. Yet the Government's house-building plans - 3 million new homes on UK land by 2020 or 250,000 per annum for the next twelve years - are manifestly ambitious, given house-building levels are currently running at around 165,000 per year. The Government proposes that one million new homes can in fact be a... (read more) Author: Dietrich Elliot

24. Carnival Cruise report 2008 April 16, 2008 The UK cruise industry has taken the best part of 50 years to reach the 1 million passenger mark, but now, with such strong growth, it has been predicted that it will take just 8 years to hit 2 million. This is just one of the fascinating revelations published in the 2008 Cruise Report which was compiled by the Carnival UK Group earlier this month. The report summarized current cruise trends as well as forecasting market predictions up to the year 2020. Interestingly, the report suggested that the future of cruising this side of the Atlantic is looking good, with the majority of the... (read more) Author: Genna Roberts

25. Our World Between 2008 - 2012 - 2020 April 14, 2008 Many people are convinced that humanity will soon either perish due to global warming, rising tides, be taken over by alien forces (perhaps in the next fourteen years) or... approach a kind of enlightenment unlike anything that has existed previously. All veils, or creation fields, that have separated us human beings from the divine will be removed and a supra-mental consciousness will emerge. We have a choice! In the next six to seven years we have the opportunity to take the evolving path towards a better future for Humanity, or, as a specie we are heading for a devolving spiral - ... (read more) Author: Nadine May

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