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Australia Carbon Tax: Top Greenhouse Gas Emitter Repeals Law

Australia is the second-highest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions because of its reliance on coal in the list of developing countries. But it was the first to repeal a carbon tax that aimed to curb the effects of global warming.

Argentina into World Cup final on penalties

Argentina beat the Netherlands 4-2 on penalties to reach the World Cup final after a dire two hours of defense-dominated football failed to provide a semi-final goal for the first time in the tournament's history on Wednesday.

Mexican Vigilante Groups Keeping Cartels in Check

Vigilante groups are taking on drug cartels in a growing movement, highlighting the government's failure to quell kidnappings and drug trafficking.

All eyes on Messi and Robben with Rio in sight

(Reuters) - The Netherlands are one win away from a second straight World Cup final while opponents Argentina head into Wednesday's last-four clash looking to end their 24-year wait for a place in the biggest game of all.

Magnificent Germany shatter Brazil's World Cup dream

Germany scored five goals in 18 astonishing first-half minutes on their way to a 7-1 semi-final mauling of Brazil on Tuesday which shattered the host nation's hopes of winning their sixth World Cup.

Chile's Pitbull Poised to Savage Neymar's Brazil

If Neymar and his Brazil team mates are to reach the World Cup quarter-finals they will first have to slip past a guard dog at the heart of the Chile defense.

Korea Set to Continue With Misfiring Park

South Korea are set to continue with misfiring striker Park Chu-young for their must-win World Cup match against Belgium on Thursday, with coach Hong Myung-bo hoping his team create more chances as they bid to stave off an early tournament exit.

'Cinderella' Honduras Heading Home in Rags

Honduras dreamed of a first appearance in the last 16 at their third World Cup but they head home with a consolation prize that only underscores their limitations: a lone goal in three outings.

Stalemate Raises New Doubts About French Strength in Depth

France coach Didier Deschamps gave players who missed their opening two games the chance to shine on Wednesday but they failed to do that in a 0-0 draw against 10-man Ecuador who went out of the World Cup.

Shaqiri Treble Sends Switzerland Into Last 16

A rampant Switzerland reached the World Cup knockout stage and will locks horns with Argentina in the last 16 after a superb Xherdan Shaqiri hat-trick gave them a 3-0 win over Honduras on Wednesday.

Toothless France Top Group as 10-Man Ecuador Go Out

A second-string France side clinched top spot in World Cup Group E while Ecuador, who had captain Antonio Valencia harshly sent off, were eliminated after a sprightly 0-0 draw at the Maracana stadium on Wednesday.

We Suffered Terribly in Win Over Honduras, Says Swiss Coach

Switzerland suffered terribly as they secured a second round spot by beating Honduras 3-0 in the final World Cup Group E match in very sticky conditions, coach Ottmar Hitzfeld said.

NBA Draft 2014: Analyzing the Top Hispanic Players in Thursday's Draft

LatinPost.com takes a look at the Latino draft prospects that will be in Thursday's 2014 NBA Draft. Are any of these promising players the next big superstar?

2014 World Cup: Brazil's Biggest World Cup Moments in History

LatinPost.com takes a look at Brazil's greatest World Cup moments. 5 - Ronaldo's Redemption After a dismal performance in the 1998 France World Cup finale, which saw Ronaldo hobbled by injury in the final game against the host nation (including being left off the starting lineup up until 45 minutes prior to the game), the Brazilian star bounced back in the 2002 Japan / South Korea World Cup in a major way, returning to the finals and scoring two goals, in the 67th and 79th minute of the match, in the championship game against Germany.

Mandzukic Will Master Ochoa and Mexico: Modric

Croatia striker Mario Mandzukic has the pedigree to breach Mexico's defense for the first time at this World Cup when the two sides meet in their final Group A game in Recife on Monday, team mate Luka Modric said.

After the Goalrush, Algerian Delight

They might want to change Porto Alegre's name to Porto Algeria after the Desert Foxes' 4-2 victory over South Korea in the southern Brazilian city on Sunday.

Hong Gets It Wrong, Koreans Almost Gone

South Korea coach Hong Myung-bo thought his disjointed defense would suddenly find their feet in the heat of World Cup battle having shipped 11 goals in five games in the build-up.

Valencia Is God's Gift to Ecuador, Says Rueda

Ecuador have been blessed with the form of striker Enner Valencia since he took on the goal-scoring mantle from the late Christian Benitez last year, coach Reinaldo Rueda said on Sunday.

Hulk to Return for Brazil as Scolari Stays Loyal

Under pressure but undeterred, Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said he would return to the same starting lineup that delivered an opening World Cup win over Croatia for Monday's Group A clash with Cameroon.

Portugal Grab Last-Gasp Equalizer to Stay Alive

Portuguese substitute Silvestre Varela scored deep into stoppage-time to secure a dramatic 2-2 draw with the United States in World Cup Group G on Sunday and keep his team's hopes alive.

U.S. Must Recover Quickly After Portugal Draw: Klinsmann

Allowing Portugal to snatch a last-gasp 2-2 draw was a blow but the United States must rebound quickly ahead of their final World Cup group match against Germany, coach Juergen Klinsmann said on Sunday.

Suarez Shows Why He Deserves 'World Class' Label

Luis Suarez made his case for inclusion in the debate over the world's best player with both goals in Uruguay's 2-1 victory over England as he came back from injury and instantly punished Roy Hodgson's team.

Suarez Exposes England's Soft Center

"England's defensive frailties" is probably the most oft-repeated phrase in the country's soccer journalism and the 2-1 loss to Uruguay at the World Cup on Thursday underlined why.

Uruguay's Knocked-Out Pereira Admits 'Madness' of Playing on

When Uruguay's Alvaro Pereira got up and staggered around after being knocked out cold in their World Cup game against England on Thursday, he insisted on playing on and his team let him.

Japan vs. Greece - Teams

Teams for Thursday's 2014 World Cup Group C match between Japan and Greece at the Dunas arena, Natal.
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