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Monitor articles for September 11, 2007

• Climate-change paradox: Greenhouse gas is Big Oil boon
• A Dominican teen shadowboxes with his past
• World
• Anatomy of a start-up antigenocide charity
• Al Qaeda slips further from political goals
• Defying history and stereotype, the South's schools rise
• Pen pals: friends across land or sea
• U.S. still at sixes and sevens over 9/11
• When not to start a war
• Petraeus, Crocker try to buy time for US efforts in Iraq
• In Ethiopia, big party looms for third millennium
• Letters to the Editor
• Al Qaeda: often foiled, still global
• 9/11: remembering and moving forward
• God's army marches onto campus
• A Haitian family, linked by love, must learn to live on separate shores
• Book bits
• Democrats on Hill aim to aid middle class
• Struggle over bid to extend Japan's role in Afghanistan
• Zimbabwe: a land claimed by two peoples
• Japan preps its citizens for a new role: jurors
• What do Arabs really think of America? Ask them.
• Tunisia's tiny free-speech steps
• Deporting Sharif may weaken Pakistan's President Musharraf
• Etc.
• USA
• Reporters on the Job