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All News Articles for 2016-02-01

Monday, February 1, 2016
	Sanders: 'Virtual Tie' in Iowa Sends Establishment a Profound Message Sanders acknowledges 'cautious optimism,' but observers recognize key role early victory may have for campaign that has made 'political revolution' its calling card Read more
	Landmark Deal to Protect Canadian Rainforest Called a 'Gift to the World' "From conflict to collaboration, we now celebrate the protection of areas of cultural and ecological importance while ensuring economic opportunities for the communities exist long into the future." Read more
	Citing Threat to Newborns, WHO Declares Spread of Zika an International Emergency Experts say that rapid deforestation and rising temperatures are behind rise in deadly pathogens Read more
	Final Poll Gives Edge to Sanders, But Has Bernie Already Won Iowa? Small donor contributions smash previous fundraising record as countdown ticks for pivotal caucus outcome Read more
	Close-Fisted Wealthy Nations Are 'Failing the People of Syria': Oxfam While some small European countries are donating more than their fair share to aid Syrians, the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Russia are still far behind Read more