Opposition splits over Yemen power transition plan
Yemen's opposition deep divisions threaten a proposal for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to resign within 30 days in exchange for immunity. Saleh’s offer to transfer power to his vice president drew protests in Sanaa as supporters worry the move is a stall tactic amid poverty and conflict.
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Seattle school tests off grid water reuse in new building
Bertschi School in Seattle piloted a net zero water approach with on site toilet composting and greywater treatment. The project aims to recycle wastewater on site, reusing water for non drinking needs while city water remains for public health reasons. University of Miami groundbreaks a dormitory to reuse all showers toilets and laundry water. James Englehardt notes energy water linkage and seeks on site potable water treatment amid pharmaceutical contaminants.
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Strike damages Gadhafi compound
An airstrike on Muammar Gadhafi’s Bab Al-Aziziya complex damaged two buildings, lightly wounding four people. A security guard said one building was used for meetings and another for ceremonial purposes. The attack followed a weekend of heavy fighting and Misrata bombardment.
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Libya
Muammar Gadhafi
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Bab Al-Aziziya
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Libyan Rebels in Misrata Face Calls to Surrender
Mourners surround a rebel's body after clashes in Misrata as Libyan tribal leaders urge rebels to lay down arms within 48 hours. The injury toll and location highlighted the ongoing struggle for control in the city.
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Misrata
Libya
Riots After Nigeria Election Kill Scores Across North
At least 500 killed in religious clashes following the presidential vote as Nigeria faces post election violence. In Bauchi state at least 11 National Youth Service Corps graduates who ran polling stations were slain, with reports of raped poll workers and mass displacements amid Christian Muslim tensions.
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Nigeria
National Youth Service Corps
Goodluck Jonathan
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