In this issue: A fix for global warming, good habits, and
tax news.
---Business---
Would you like a mobile phone with that can of Coke? -- in
Europe, the age of the digitally wired vending machine is
upon us. It's a big step for a very old technology,
according to Time Europe.
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---Driving Drunk---
New state-by-state and national data from U.S. NHTSA for
2005 show that alcohol-impaired driving remains an extremely
severe problem.
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---Energy---
Scientific American says a threefold expansion of nuclear
power could contribute significantly to staving off climate
change by avoiding one billion to two billion tons of carbon
emissions annually.
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---Good Habits---
There are numerous advantages in adopting certain daily
rituals. AskMen suggests some that you should try.
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---Government---
National Defense reports that the Department of Defense
issued a 110-page "Encyclopedia of Ethical Failure,"
cataloging dozens of incidents of malfeasance and their
consequences.
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---Internet---
AskMen tells you some things about spam that you might not
know.
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---Taxes---
Find out from The Motley Fool what new legislation means for
your tax bill.
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For once, a cell tax is being lifted. But Entrepreneur says
you shouldn't count on such future luck.
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---Misc---
A Galapagos tortoise's heart, which began beating when
Abraham Lincoln was barely out of his teens, finally stopped
on June 23. Scientific American reports that Harriet was
over 175 years old.
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