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In Hot Topics posts, UConn experts comment on current events and issues unfolding in the news.

Rare earth ore, shown with a United States penny for size comparison. (Wikipedia) March 14, 2012 Rare Earth Metals Not the Only Answer, Says UConn Chemist Nicholas Leadbeater discusses alternatives to obtaining rare earth metals, used in high-tech gadgets and hybrid cars, from China.
Arab Spring - Tahrir Square - February 9, 2011. Over 1 Million in Tahrir Square demanding the removal of the regime and for Mubarak to step down. (wikimedia.org) February 6, 2012 Arab Spring Revisited A year after Tunisians turned out a dictator and Egypt’s ruler was ousted, Middle East expert Jeremy Pressman analyzes the Arab uprisings.
Oil refinery. January 13, 2012 Troubled Waters for the World’s Oil Supply Political scientist Oksan Bayulgen says that although Iran has never before completely blocked the Strait of Hormuz even in times of conflict, this time could be different.
Idealized cross section of horizontal drilling and creation of fractures (fracking) for increasing oil and gas recovery. December 22, 2011 Fracking – Good News or Bad for America’s Energy Needs? Hydrogeologist Gary Robbins argues for a middle ground on the contentious issue of fracking.
Little boy cowers away from observer. December 20, 2011 Do Mandated Reporting Laws Need to Change? In light of recent high-profile cases of allege sexual abuse of young children, psychology professor Seth Kalichman discusses the effectiveness of mandated reporting laws.
Map of China, North Korea, South Korea, Japan and Russia. December 19, 2011 Uncertainty About the Future Follows North Korean Leader’s Death History professor Alexis Dudden, a specialist in the history of Korea and the surrounding region, discusses the unfolding situation.
World Aids Day/World Aids Campaign: Getting to Zero December 1, 2011 AIDS in 2011: More Manageable, Still Significant On a day intended to raise AIDS awareness, Dr. Lisa Chirch, infectious disease physician, explains advances in treatment and management and warns against complacency.
Eurozone map November 28, 2011 The Eurozone Crisis and the American Economy Economist Olivier Morand explains how European nations’ indebtedness may affect businesses in America.
turkey dinner November 21, 2011 UConn Poultry Expert Talks Turkey The modern day turkey that graces our holiday tables is a different bird from its wild ancestors.
This is the horizontal close-up photo of a calculator, pen, and financial statement. Shallow depth of field. November 15, 2011 New Revenue Reporting Guidelines Aim to Standardize Accounting Practices UConn accounting professor Larry Gramling says releasing the proposed guidelines for public review is a big step toward greater consistency across industries and across nations.
wdd-logo November 14, 2011 Diabetes – A Global Health Threat The Health Center’s diabetes education program coordinator discusses the increasing incidence of diabetes and the importance of education and prevention.

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