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Amazon Biodiversity
Fri Feb 3 11:43:10 2012 GMT
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  • Fungus from the Amazon devours plastic
  • Photo of the day: super-abundance of life found in Amazon park
  • Photos: 46 new species found in little-explored Amazonian nation
  • Geology has split the Amazon into two distinct forests
  • Ecuador makes $116 million to not drill for oil in Amazon
  • Peru's Cocha Cashu biological station changes management
  • Yasuni ITT: the virtues and vices of environmental innovation
  • New map reveals the most biodiverse place on Earth, but already threatened by oil
  • Photo: new titi monkey discovered in Amazon area under siege
  • Cameratraps take global snapshot of declining tropical mammals
  • Animal picture of the day: the brilliant cock-of-the-rock
  • Lessons from the world's longest study of rainforest fragments
  • Last chance to see: the Amazon's Xingu River
  • Germany backs out of Yasuni deal
  • Uncovering the private lives of Amazon wildlife through camera traps
  • 'Luck and perseverance': new plant genus discovered in Amazon
  • Amazon still neglected by researchers
  • Photos: two new freshwater stingrays discovered in the Amazon
  • Amazon Logging
    Thu Jan 26 20:43:16 2012 GMT
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  • Photo of the Day: Critically Endangered brown spider monkey discovered in park
  • Peruvian smugglers traffic illegal rainforest timber from Brazil to America
  • Killing in the name of deforestation: Amazon activist and wife assassinated
  • Deforestation falls, but rainforest damage surges in Brazil in Sept
  • The ultimate bike trip: the Amazon rainforest
  • Satellites show fragmented rainforests significantly drier than intact forest
  • Brazil to auction off large blocks of Amazon rainforest for logging
  • Can 'boutique capitalism' help protect the Amazon?
  • Unsure of domestic wood origin, some Brazilian furniture makers begin importing U.S. timber
  • Logging generates more income than ranching in the Amazon
  • Peru's rainforest highway triggers surge in deforestation, according to new 3D forest mapping
  • Hunting threatens the other Amazon: where harpy eagles are common and jaguars easy to spot, an inter...
  • Mahogany market in US threatening the lives of uncontacted natives in the Amazon
  • Illegal logging declining worldwide, but still 'major problem'
  • Controversial changes to Brazilian forest law passes first barrier
  • Top officials busted in Amazon logging raids, but political patronage may set them free
  • The changing nature of illegal logging - and illegal logging investigations - in Brazil's Amazon
  • Amazon and Atlantic Forest under threat: politicians press to dilute Brazil's forestry law
  • Amazon People
    Tue Feb 7 20:01:04 2012 GMT
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  • New rainforest and indigenous reserve established in Peru
  • Guyanese tribe maps Connecticut-sized rainforest for land rights
  • Group releases close-up photos of 'uncontacted' tribe in Peru
  • Brazilian mining company connected to Belo Monte dam voted worst corporation
  • Brazil begins preliminary damming of Xingu River as protests continue
  • Carbon piracy, lack of recognition of indigenous rights undermining REDD in Peru, alleges report
  • Brazilian dam-builder quits Peru project after indigenous protest
  • Indigenous technicians scour Amazonia to help researchers track wildlife populations
  • Peru's real test is a 200km pipeline
  • Bolivian road project through Amazon reserve canceled
  • Isolated indigenous people and tourists collide in Peru park
  • Judge: work must halt on monster dam, Belo Monte
  • Following violent crackdown against protestors, Bolivia puts Amazon road project on ice
  • Indigenous people blockade river against 'murderous' oil company
  • Peru president signs indigenous rights act into law
  • World's oldest person discovered in Amazon rainforest
  • Indigenous protestors embark on 300-mile walk to protest Amazon road in Bolivia
  • Uncontacted tribe missing after armed drug dealers storm their forest
  • Picture of the day: horse-and-rider in the Amazon
  • Amazon River
    Thu Jan 19 17:43:20 2012 GMT
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  • Deforestation, climate change threaten the ecological resilience of the Amazon rainforest
  • Indigenous do not have right to free, prior and informed consultation on Amazon dam, rules Brazilian...
  • Occupy Belo Monte: indigenous stage "permanent" protest against Amazon dam in Brazil
  • Brazil boycotts OAS meeting after sharp human rights rebuke over giant Amazon dam
  • Tribal leader to the UN: Indigenous peoples of the Amazon are in danger
  • Scientists discover massive underground river 13,000 feet beneath the Amazon
  • Protesters demand end to controversial Amazon dam
  • Amazon rainforest communities added to Google Street View
  • Brazil's shame
  • Despite fierce opposition, work begins on Belo Monte dam
  • Marathon swimmer: an interview with the first man to swim the length of the Amazon
  • Brazil's environment chief resigns over controversial Amazon dam
  • Renewed conflict between tribes and oil companies looms in Peru
  • Lack of schools, trade drive exodus from remote parts of the Amazon
  • NASA image reveals worst drought on record for the Amazon river
  • Formal petition filed against Belo Monte dam
  • Amazon suffers worst drought in decades
  • Google Earth animation shows Brazilian plans to turn Amazon into 'series of stagnant reservoirs&...
  • Amazon Watch News
    Wed Jan 19 19:10:03 2011 GMT
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  • Jan 18, 2011 -- Chevron Trying to Block Testimony of Diego Borja About Falsifying Evidence In Ecuado...
  • Jan 06, 2011 -- Chevron Operatives Leave California After Being Called to Testify About Falsifying E...
  • Dec 22, 2010 -- United States Endorsement of the UN Indigenous Rights Declaration a Welcome Development
  • Dec 21, 2010 -- Chevron's Desperation, Evidence Tampering, and Insults to Indigenous Culture Gro...
  • Dec 06, 2010 -- Outspoken Critic of the Belo Monte Dam in Brazil, Bishop Erwin Kr�utler Recei...
  • Dec 06, 2010 -- Indigenous Peruvians Win Appeal in Federal Human Rights and Environmental Lawsuit Ag...
  • Nov 30, 2010 -- Sanctioned Chevron Lawyers Violating New Court Order in Ecuador Environmental Trial
  • Nov 30, 2010 -- Carta abierta al BID
  • Nov 26, 2010 -- March and Human Banner at Today's Pan Amazon Forum Send Global Reminder that &qu...
  • Nov 17, 2010 -- Just Released: James Cameron's "A Message from Pandora"
  • Amazon Watch Video
    Wed Feb 1 20:20:02 2012 GMT
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  • Amazon Watch Spring 2012 Green-Bag Series - Daniel Brindis Part II
  • Amazon Watch Spring 2012 Green-Bag Series - Daniel Brindis Part 1
  • Chevron's Worst Excuses
  • Ecuador Plaintiffs Tell Chevron: "Enough is Enough!"
  • A Message from Layla Kayleigh in support of the Amazon Rainforest
  • Priests' Testimony on Talisman's Tactics in Peru
  • Daryl Hannah: Support Amazon Watch
  • Many Thanks from Amazon Watch
  • ARTiculate Belo Monte
  • 18 Years of Fighting Chevron
  • 18 Years of Fighting Chevron
  • Thank You from Sheyla Juruna
  • Amazon Watch 15 year Anniversary, Luncheon and Celebration
  • Amazon Watch: Standing with Indigenous Peoples, Defending the Rainforest
  • Kayapo Assemble to Defend the Xingu
  • Belo Monte International Solidarity Actions
  • Delegation from Ecuadorian Amazon Demands Justice from Chevron
  • A Message of Thanks from Servio Curipoma
  • A Last Stand for the Xingu
  • Botany Photo of the Day
    Sun Feb 5 11:43:40 2012 GMT
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  • Triphysaria eriantha
  • Castilleja coccinea
  • Orobanche corymbosa
  • Calypso bulbosa
  • Leontochir ovallei
  • Dryopteris marginalis
  • Shell Creek Road
  • Bauera rubioides
  • Trillium luteum
  • Tibouchina heteromalla
  • Bistorta bistortoides
  • Leucadendron discolor
  • Cuscuta pacifica
  • Iochroma cyaneum
  • Elymus canadensis
  • Earth Focus on Link TV
    Tue Jan 31 20:45:36 2012 GMT
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  • Energy Solutions: Biomass in India
  • Energy Solutions: Solar Power in Ethiopia
  • Energy Solutions: Solar Power in Nicaragua
  • Energy Solutions: Solar Greenhouses in the Himalayas
  • Energy Solutions: Briquettes in Uganda
  • The Fight for Fish Lake (Teztan Biny)
  • The Carbon Con: Investigating the True Cost of Carbon Offsetting
  • Meet the New World Climate Leader - The United States?
  • Murky Waters: Shrimp Farming in Bangladesh
  • Climate Solutions from Africa: The Kaza
  • Suzanne Ehlers on Women and Climate Change
  • Climate Change Solutions from Africa - Training & Research
  • Climate Change Solutions from Africa - Forests
  • Climate Change Solutions from Africa - Spekboom
  • Jeffrey Patterson on Nuclear Power and Human Health
  • Earth Focus
  • Earth Observatory
    Tue Feb 7 17:44:58 2012 GMT
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  • Heavy Snow in Colorado and Nebraska
  • Flooding in Southeastern Australia
  • Activity at Kizimen Volcano
  • Dust over the Arabian Peninsula
  • Heavy Snow in Colorado and Nebraska
  • Puyehue-Cordón Caulle
  • Earth Science Picture of the Day
    Tue Feb 7 11:44:32 2012 GMT
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  • Shark Teeth
  • Distorted Moonset Sequence
  • Fireball Over Corfu, Greece
  • Blue Ice Crystals
  • Ice on Utah Lake
  • Where’s the Duck?
  • Snow Shadows
  • Lunar Corona and the Waxing Gibbous Moon
  • Lenticular Display Over the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
  • Oil Platform in the Strait of Hormuz
  • Ecology News
    Tue Feb 7 14:44:54 2012 GMT
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  • Scientists predict where seabirds forage
  • Soundscape ecologists spawn new field
  • Global warming could kill off snails
  • Invasive alien predator causes rapid declines of European ladybirds
  • Satellite tracking reveals sea turtle feeding hotspots
  • New insights into invasive plant management
  • Study of feeding behaviors points to challenges for native fish
  • Big trees boost city life
  • A novel hypothesis for beetle diversification -- Loss of flight promotes beetle diversification
  • Predicting system crashes in nature and society
  • New website shares information about deadly tree pathogens
  • Best management practices for invasive crane flies in northeastern United States sod production
  • Treasure trove of wildlife found in Peru park
  • IPM decreased pesticide use in University of Florida housing
  • Global experts question claims about jellyfish populations
  • Australia -- land of the koala, kangaroo... and elephant
  • Endangered turtle baby boom in Philippines
  • Satellite study reveals critical habitat and corridors for world's rarest gorilla
  • Ecoshock Radio
    Wed Feb 1 11:44:42 2012 GMT
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  • Forever Planting (for Peak Oil & Climate Change)
  • Oil to Occupy: The Restless West Coast
  • Kevin Anderson: The Brutal Logic of Climate Change
  • CLIMATE MAY FORCE HUMAN EVOLUTION
  • Oil Shock - The No Growth World
  • FUKUSHIMA: TRUTH AND CONSEQUENCES
  • Green Music Festival
  • CLIMATE DOWN IN DURBAN
  • Winter Gardening, Guerrilla Gardening
  • CLIMATE SOLUTION: FROM AIR TO SOIL
  • Fracking Gas = Climate Crash
  • 5 Years to Climate Hell
  • Plane Justice - Banned In America
  • Live From the Occupy Oakland General Strike!
  • DURBAN Conference of the Polluters - The Show
  • Durban Climate Talks - Professor Patrick Bond
  • HOMELESS - A Tour of Four Cities
  • From Occupied Territory
  • ENN Headlines
    Tue Feb 7 17:45:06 2012 GMT
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  • Dune Flows
  • The Future of Trucking is Electric
  • Tel Aviv Water Wells Polluted from Contamination
  • Price of gorilla permit increases to $750/day
  • Jellyfish explosion may be natural cycle
  • Once, men abused slaves. Now we abuse fossil fuels
  • Deadly Malaria on the Decline
  • London falls behind on targets to become electric car capital of Europe
  • Are Nuisance Jellyfish Really Taking Over the World's Oceans?
  • Ancient Lake Vostok
  • Donna Resevoir and Canal
  • Penguins From Texas happy in Dubai
  • Nuclear Power - environmental advantages
  • A Turtle Success Story in the Philipines
  • Chicago-Based Eco-Friendly Dentist Doubles Down on Green
  • Arrested for Excessive Sweetness
  • DuPont and Suntech Sign Strategic Agreement
  • Electric Vehicle Market Forecast — 10 Year Horizon Looks Strong
  • Environment Video
    Tue Feb 7 11:44:32 2012 GMT
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  • Love song of a Jurassic cricket - video
  • Snow monkeys soak in hot springs, Japan - video
  • Environment secretary will not deny plans to cut regulations – video
  • Does God care about climate change - video
  • La Niña causes floods in Australia - video
  • Searaser seawater pump - video animation
  • Canada critical to Obama's rejection of oil sand pipeline - video
  • Sea Shepherd activists injured in clash with Japanese whaling vessel - video
  • Panda cubs take first steps to independence in China - video
  • Panda caught eating meat on camera – video
  • Deep-sea creatures at volcanic vent - video
  • Who should have the right to catch fish? - video
  • Watch a postmortem of a beached dolphin - video
  • Environment secretary details badger culling plans - video
  • Canada withdraws from Kyoto protocol on climate change - video
  • Environmental Journalists Tipsheet
    Tue Feb 7 14:48:30 2012 GMT
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  • "Activists Fight Green Projects, Seeing U.N. Plot"
  • "China Bans Airlines From Joining EU Emissions Scheme"
  • "Corruption Watchdogs Have a Hot New Blogger: Jack Abramoff"
  • "Latest Illnesses Point To Raw Milk's Popularity"
  • "State Goes Its Own Way to Regulate Forest Roads"
  • "UN Declares Somali Famine Over but Warns of Risks"
  • Diesel Exhaust Study Stalled by Industry And Congressional Objections
  • Russians Drill Into Ancient Lake Vostok Below Antarctic Glacier
  • Special Report "Peak Everything"
  • STOCK Act Opponent Sen. Burr Stands To Gain From NatGas Investments
  • "Big Coal Attacks Penn State Climate Scientist (Again)"
  • "FACT CHECK: Obama, GOP Spin Recent Energy Stats"
  • "Gulf Oil Spill's 'Trial of the Century' Could End Before It Begins"
  • "New Forest-Management Plan Weakens Wildlife Protection"
  • "Sacrificing The Desert To Save the Earth"
  • "U.S. Group Sues To Halt Artist Christo's Project"
  • "U.S. To Require Disclosure of Fracking Fluids on Public Land"
  • "USDA Awards $40 Million Grants To Boost Local Food Supplies"
  • Environmental Visualization Lab
    Sat Dec 11 03:01:04 2010 GMT
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  • The 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season
  • High Speed Imagery of Hurricane Danielle
  • Rivers in the Atmosphere
  • Arctic Sea Ice Reaches the 3rd Lowest Extent on Record in 2010
  • Warm Oceans Threaten Caribbean Corals
  • Latest Update to Deepwater Horizon Surface Oil Imagery
  • BP Deepwater Horizon: Satellite Analysis of Oil Spill
  • April 2010's Climate: Warmest on Record
  • Deepwater Horizon: Spill Analysis
  • Hunting Hurricanes
  • Iceland Volcano Ash Plumes
  • Hunting Hurricanes
  • The Global Climate of 2009 in Review
  • Blizzards cripple the Northeast US
  • Tsunami on Science on a Sphere
  • August 2009: One of the Warmest on Record
  • Arctic Sea Ice Reaches 3rd Lowest Minimum Extent
  • El Niño Returns!
  • Humans Impact the Oceans
  • Forest Issues WWF
    Tue Sep 20 04:46:46 2011 GMT
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  • The times they are a-changing
  • USAID’s Responsible Asia Forestry and Trade (RAFT) Website now Live at www.responsibleasia.org
  • Markets for Sustainable Products Expanding Rapidly
  • UK: Half of Public Unaware They Could be Contributing to Illegal Logging
  • Legislation to Outlaw Illegal Timber is Axed Despite Coalition Pledge
  • Ghana: Forestry Commission to Promote Supply of Legal Timber
  • Borneo's majestic rainforest is being killed by the timber mafia
  • Declarations and Due Care: Insights from Another Lacey Case
  • Debate Over Paper Mill's Green Credentials
  • Skepticism Mounts on Benefits of Moratorium
  • Lacey Act can curb illegal logging
  • US agency holds discussion on effects of illegal logging
  • Workshops to Help Malaysian Forest Products Companies
  • Indonesian Firm Accused of Clearing Rain Forests
  • Indonesia: Forest Concessions Get Help for Certification
  • A New Sustainability Standard for Business
  • Global Alliance Launched to Curb Trade in Illegal Wood
  • Gabon: Log Ban Comes into Effect
  • Friends of the Earth
    Tue Feb 7 11:44:42 2012 GMT
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  • New Energy Secretary reconfirms Government's commitment to clean energy
  • Chris Huhne resigns as Energy Minister
  • Blog: Mark Wood reflects on reaching South Pole
  • Government loses solar appeal
  • Blog: Supporter of the week: Stanley Knill
  • Light at end of the tunnel for solar industry
  • Our top 10 wins from 2011
  • UN launch campaign for energy for all
  • Landlords get ready. Your coldest rental homes must be made warm
  • Government attempts appeal of lost solar court case
  • Energy firms cut fuel prices
  • High speed rail link is a missed opportunity
  • Blog: Mark Wood wombles to the South Pole
  • Blog: Polar explorer hits his deadline. Will we?
  • Queen goes green - but what about community solar?
  • Government's appeal against solar ruling set for 13 January
  • Government plans damaging appeal against High Court ruling
  • We win solar legal challenge
  • GAIA Tribe
    Thu Jan 26 20:47:23 2012 GMT
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  • new blog concept and experiment
  • Get angry and make a difference
  • What David Sees and Goodbye and Love to All
  • God Particle Introduced on Tuesday?
  • don't bother, I figured out what they're sayin
  • Haven't Heard any "REPTILIAN" talk in a while?
  • I'd like to FRACK these MF'ers
  • An Angel on the Potty - Mother and Child a Natural Instinct
  • Don't Mess with Mary
  • Climate change - the facts
  • whew - i really need to put this shit behind me
  • So many voices, so little time ...
  • Non Violent Action
  • "Calgone Take Me Away"
  • Elizabeth Warren Tribe
  • End of the barrier reef
  • Australia's Carbon price
  • How fast could wildlife be culled from vast national wilderness areas?
  • GMO News
    Mon Jan 30 17:45:28 2012 GMT
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  • Germany Bans GMO Corn
  • EFSA Guidance for Food & Feed from GM Animals
  • Monsanto halts GM maize plans in France
  • EFSA Guidance for Food & Feed from GM Animals
  • Haiti: Haiti refuses Monsanto seed donation
  • Monsanto says won't sell it's GMO maize in France in 2012
  • Scientists behind Dolly create human brain cells from skin
  • France Defeats Monsanto
  • Bill Gates once again shilling for Monsanto using climate change as his excuse
  • Monsanto Investor Bill Gates Says GMO Crops Needed to Fight Starvation
  • Anonymous Attacks Monsanto (Video)
  • Family Farmers Get Their Day In Court Against Monsanto
  • Monsanto gives up on French GM maize
  • Correction: Food and Farm-GMO Labeling story
  • Monsanto Investor Bill Gates Says GMO Crops Needed to Fight Starvation
  • BASF/Monsanto sign new dicamba deal...
  • French ban on GM maize cancelled...
  • Disgruntled GMO firms start pulling out of EU...
  • Google Earth Files
    Mon Dec 5 02:45:02 2011 GMT
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  • Wrong Climate for Damming Rivers
  • Bukit Tigapuluh: Saving Thirty Hills
  • Redwood Watch: Finding the Redwood Forests of Tomorrow
  • Mangroves of Mexico
  • Defending the Rivers of the Amazon
  • Black Tides: The Worst Oil Spills in History
  • The CO2 Bubble...
  • Kmlfactbook.org
  • All the Water in the World...
  • Sumatran Forest: Mapping Deforestation
  • Flooding Borneo's rainforest: Sarawak's confidential dam plans 2008-2020
  • Disappearing Forests of the World..
  • Black Tides: The Worst Oil Spills in History
  • EDGE of Existance: Mammals
  • EDGE of Existance: Amphibians
  • Survival International: Tribes
  • Biodiversity Hotspots
  • Greenpeace News
    Tue Feb 7 17:33:02 2012 GMT
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  • Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for February 3rd – February 6th, 2012
  • Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for January 31st – February 2nd, 2012
  • Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A Mixed Bag
  • Brazilian forest code: the battle continues
  • Davos failed to address fundamentals – will the next Earth Summit in Rio?
  • End of the road for dirty biofuels
  • Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for January 27th – January 30th, 2012
  • China says 'no' to genetically engineered rice
  • Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for January 24th – January 26th, 2012
  • The big picture behind ‘Big Miracle’
  • Greenpeace Video
    Thu Jun 16 11:35:45 2011 GMT
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  • Toying with forest destruction
  • Barbie's rainforest destruction habit REVEALED!
  • Missing: Cairn Energy's oil spill response plan
  • Yangtze, China
  • Thank You
  • Annya's story - a Chernobyl legacy
  • Fallout - Chernobyl 25 years later - Photoessay by Robert Knoth
  • Chernobyl 25 Years Later: Food for Thought
  • The Story of The Great Bear Rainforest
  • Facebook TV Ad
  • Thailand river community
  • Through the Lens: the Dalian Oil Spill
  • Rachelle Carson and Ed Begley Jr
  • Protecting the Turtles of Taiwan - Greenpeace
  • A New Warrior - Greenpeace
  • 2008 - Mike Fincken on climate action
  • 2000 Abi and Crizel, the Toxic Warrior
  • 1995 Manuel Pinto and the ship that sailed herself
  • 2006 - Karli Thomas and the Tuna blockade
  • Grist
    Tue Feb 7 17:46:16 2012 GMT
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  • Why do we suck at building subways?
  • You can make fuel cells out of cockroaches
  • The world’s most environmentally outspoken president steps down
  • How to cut carbon emissions: Get rid of middle-aged people
  • Watch a jaw-dropping northern lights display
  • How to make meat underwear
  • Critical List: Australia floods break records; industrial agriculture is booming
  • Paranoia strikes deep: GOP exposes ‘dangerous’ U.N. sustainability plot
  • Scout’s honor: The push for sustainable cookies isn’t over yet
  • Gearhead’s lament: What’s to be done with last year’s skis?
  • Hurricane Center (Atlantic)
    Wed Sep 17 15:46:56 2008 GMT
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  • There are no tropical cyclones at this time.
  • Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
  • Hurricane Center (Pacific)
    Wed Sep 17 15:46:56 2008 GMT
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  • There are no tropical cyclones at this time.
  • East Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook
  • If You Love This Planet
    Sat Feb 4 11:45:49 2012 GMT
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  • Father Laurence Mooney on finding one’s own spirituality and contributing to social justice
  • Kono Taro on Japan’s reaction to the Fukushima nuclear disaster
  • Seymour Hersh and John Pilger on U.S. imperialism, Iran’s imaginary nuclear weapons, and media...
  • Dr. Jim Green on Australia’s role in the nuclear weapons and nuclear power dangers around the ...
  • Dr. Reese Halter on global warming and why you should care about bark beetles, forests and honeybees
  • Christine Milne on the failed Durban climate summit and the politics of global warming
  • Arnold Gundersen with a fresh report on Fukushima
  • Dr. Helen Caldicott’s speech in New Hampshire
  • Best of 2010: Bill McKibben on global warming, green energy and localized economies
  • Dr. Timothy Mousseau with more about Chernobyl’s effect on wildlife / Dr. Caldicott’s sp...
  • Steve Omohundro on the future of artificial intelligence and its ethical implications
  • Robert Koehler on U.S. warmaking, the role of the media and the roots of violence
  • Arnold Gundersen with another Fukushima report as radiation levels rise in Japan
  • Robert Alvarez on the horrific hazards of spent nuclear fuel and the unprecedented Fukushima catastr...
  • Dr. Helen Caldicott’s recent speech about the medical dangers of the Nuclear Age and the Fukus...
  • Ian Fairlie on the significance of the Fukushima disaster
  • Col. Ann Wright on opposing war and U.S. military corruption
  • Dr. Neal Palafox on the continuing health effects of nuclear weapons testing in the Pacific
  • Illegal Logging
    Fri Feb 3 20:01:03 2012 GMT
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  • 16 year old Girl Scouts fighting for deforestation-free cookies up for major United Nations award
  • Tanzania: Norwegian envoy upbeat on UN Redd payments in post Kyoto era
  • Edo c’ttee on forestry decries illegal logging, bush burning
  • Illegal logging could cost M'sia RM800-900mil yearly
  • Malaysia’s human rights and environment record criticized ahead of European trade talks
  • VicForests faces court
  • Rufus bill seeks life imprisonment vs loggers
  • Sumatran elephants endangered status upgraded to critical
  • Govt blamed for failing to contain deforestation
  • Tropical deforestation carbon release 'overestimated'
  • Migratory Bird Center
    Thu Jul 14 04:43:30 2011 GMT
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  • Biofuel Crops and Grassland Birds: Can They Coexist?
  • Hawk Watching and Neo-tropical Birds
  • Manakins, Birds of Tropical Forests, Cooperate for Common Goal
  • Job Opening
  • Mountaintop Removal
    Tue Feb 7 17:47:06 2012 GMT
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  • Rocky Top(less): Environmentalists Ask for Haslam's Help to Stop Mountaintop ... - Nashville Scene
  • EPA questions W.Va. mountaintop removal mine plan - CanadianBusiness.com
  • Arts Roundup: Consider the Wonk Band - Washington City Paper (blog)
  • Movers & Shakers: Diane Isser - Temple News
  • PNC meets with students over mountaintop removal lending - Newsworks.org
  • Study Finds Surface and Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Degrades Water Quality - Between The Lines
  • MTR activist to visit Marshall's campus - MU The Parthenon
  • TTU students to screen film about mining industry - Cookeville Herald Citizen
  • Environmental Group Ranks South's Most Endangered Places - Our Amazing Planet
  • NASA Earth News
    Thu Jan 26 05:45:37 2012 GMT
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  • NASA Renames Earth-Observing Mission in Honor of Satellite Pioneer
  • NASA Finds 2011 Ninth Warmest Year on Record
  • NASA Cold Weather Airborne Campaign to Measure Falling Snow
  • NASA Study Shows Health, Food Security Benefits From Climate Change Actions
  • NASA Awards Global Modeling And Assimilation Office Contract
  • Space Station Commander Captures Unprecedented View Of Comet
  • Physicist And Former Astronaut John Grunsfeld To Head NASA Science Directorate
  • NASA Finds 'Merging Tsunami' Doubled Japan Destruction
  • Asteroids, Mars and Drought Among NASA News Highlights at American Geophysical Union Meeting
  • NASA Exercises Contract Option For TDRS-M Satellite Decision Will Retain Hundreds Of Jobs
  • NatGeo Photo of the Day
    Tue Feb 7 11:46:24 2012 GMT
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  • Elephants, Serengeti
  • Tigers, India
  • Crayfish, Australia
  • Springboks, South Africa
  • Gray Wolf, Washington
  • Whale Shark, New Guinea
  • Snowy Owl
  • Asiago Plateau, Italy
  • Sami Herder, Scandinavia
  • Caravans, Ethiopia
  • Dal Lake, India
  • Cave Painting, Papua New Guinea
  • Rock Climber, Peak District
  • Cyclist, China
  • Vermilion Cliffs, Arizona
  • Astana, Kazakhstan
  • Buffalo Race, India
  • Lake Assal, Djibouti
  • National Geographic News
    Tue Feb 7 11:46:18 2012 GMT
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  • Pictures: "Supergiant," Shrimp-Like Beasts Found in Deep Sea
  • Russians "Close" to Drilling Into Antarctica's Lake Vostok
  • Iran’s Undisputed Weapon: Power to Block the Strait of Hormuz
  • Planets Can "Ping Pong" From Star to Star
  • Is This Russian Landscape the Birthplace of Native Americans?
  • Elephants Took 24 Million Generations to Evolve From Mouse-Size
  • Space Pictures This Week: Hubble Galaxy, Poet Nebula, More
  • Giant Crack in Antarctica About to Spawn New York-Size Iceberg
  • New "Super Earth" Found at Right Distance for Life
  • Two New Moons Found Orbiting Jupiter
  • New Life-Forms Found in Blue Holes—Clues to Life in Alien Oceans?
  • Groundhog Day 2012: Punxsutawney Phil's Forecast Is In
  • Best Science Pictures of 2011 Announced
  • Pictures: Civil War Sub Finally Revealed
  • Groundhog Day 2012: Behind Phil's Immortal Allure
  • Prehistoric "Shield"-Headed Croc Found
  • Pictures We Love: Best of January
  • "Alien" Particles Found Invading Our Solar System—A First
  • Plants & Animals
    Tue Feb 7 17:47:41 2012 GMT
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  • 18 endangered dolphins spotted off Borneo: WWF
  • Study shows chimps able to understand needs of others
  • Our Amorphophallus is smaller: New plant species from Madagascar smells like roadkill
  • Redder ladybirds more deadly, say scientists
  • Study of diving beetles suggest sperm evolution may be driven by changes in female reproductive organs
  • Researchers examine consequences of non-intervention for infectious disease in African great apes
  • A new species of bamboo-feeding plant lice found in Costa Rica
  • Under the Microscope #5 - Daisy
  • Domestic cats, and wild bobcats and pumas, living in same area have same diseases
  • Want consensus? Look to fish
  • Flower power: How to get ahead in advertising
  • Scientists snare 'superprawn' off New Zealand
  • A battle of the vampires, 20 million years ago?
  • Castaway lizards provide insight into elusive evolutionary process
  • Compromises between quantity and quality common in animals: do the same holds for plants, flowers?
  • Half of species found by 'great plant hunters'
  • Male spiders of one species lose their genitals after sex to increase sperm count in females
  • Rare Sumatran rhino pregnancy offers hope to species
  • PLoS Biology
    Tue Feb 7 11:46:55 2012 GMT
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  • Reconstructing Speech from Human Auditory Cortex
  • Desperately Seeking Stable 50-Year-Old Landscapes with Patches and Long, Wide Corridors
  • Pulsed Feedback Defers Cellular Differentiation
  • Built-in Timer Delays Differentiation
  • The Chromosomal Passenger Complex Activates Polo Kinase at Centromeres
  • Structural and Functional Loss in Restored Wetland Ecosystems
  • Stochastic Expression of the Interferon-β Gene
  • Restoration of Ailing Wetlands
  • Substrate Specificity within a Family of Outer Membrane Carboxylate Channels
  • Rise and Fall, and Rise Again: Phagosome Maturation Is Controlled by Two Kinases and One Phosphatase
  • Rapid Evolution of Enormous, Multichromosomal Genomes in Flowering Plant Mitochondria with Exception...
  • Two PI 3-Kinases and One PI 3-Phosphatase Together Establish the Cyclic Waves of Phagosomal PtdIns(3...
  • Sequential Analysis of Trans-SNARE Formation in Intracellular Membrane Fusion
  • Putting the Pieces Together: Integrative Modeling Platform Software for Structure Determination of M...
  • New Signaling Chemicals Spur Worms to Seek Company
  • A Modular Library of Small Molecule Signals Regulates Social Behaviors in Caenorhabditis elegans
  • Hedgehog-Regulated Ubiquitination Controls Smoothened Trafficking and Cell Surface Expression in Dro...
  • Functional Clustering Drives Encoding Improvement in a Developing Brain Network during Awake Visual ...
  • Rainforest Action Network
    Sat Jan 21 23:46:47 2012 GMT
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  • Bank of America is Main Target of Economic and Environmental Groups
  • New California Slave Labor Law (SB 657) To Expose Ugly Side of Many Common Commodities; Impact 3200 ...
  • Levi Strauss & Co. Adds Voice to Major Companies Excluding Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) Over Ties t...
  • Environmental and Economic Justice Communities Target Bank of America


  • Chevron Guilty Verdict Upheld by Ecuador Appellate Court
  • Rainforest Action Network Statement on EPA Clean Air Mercury Rule
  • Second Chevron Oil Disaster in South America: Brazil
  • Public Interest Groups Renew Call to Revoke Massey Energy’s Corporate Charter
  • Chevron Challenged for Environmental Crimes at Golf Tournament
  • Scripps Institute
    Tue Feb 7 11:47:27 2012 GMT
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  • Experience the Remarkable Grunion Run with Birch Aquarium at Scripps
  • Heat and Cold Damage Corals in Their Own Ways, Scripps Study Shows
  • Google Earth Ocean Terrain Receives Major Update
  • Scripps Oceanography's Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation Toasts 10 Years
  • Study Shows Health, Food Security Benefits from Climate Change Actions
  • Birch Aquarium at Scripps Offers Half-Off Admission to San Diego County Residents
  • Comprehensive Study Makes Key Findings of Ocean pH Variations
  • Jeffrey B. Graham: 1941-2011
  • Good News: Researcher to Discuss Success Stories in Ocean Conservation
  • Hybrid GPS-Seismic System Aims to Accelerate Earthquake Hazard Response
  • Sea Shepherd Conservation
    Mon Feb 6 11:47:52 2012 GMT
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  • CTV’s W5 Profile on Captain Paul Watson
  • Trial Update on Dutch Cove Guardian Erwin Vermeulen
  • Sea Shepherd Offers $10,000 Reward for Arrest and Conviction of Puget Sound Sea Lion Killers
  • Trial Begins For Dutch Cove Guardian Erwin Vermeulen in Taiji, Japan
  • Sea Shepherd Chases the Japanese Whalers into Yesterday
  • Bid to Free Erwin
  • Galapagos Judge Suspended Over Fer Mary Case
  • Help Sea Shepherd Launch a Third Large Whale Protection Ship
  • Three Sea Shepherd Crew Injured in Skirmish with Japanese Harpoon Vessel
  • Home from the Sea. Home to the Trees
  • Australian Protesters safely transferred to ACV Ocean Protector
  • Statement from Humane Society International
  • Tokyo’s Illegal Invasion of World Heritage Area Continues
  • Sea Shepherd dancing dangerously with the outlaw Whaling Fleet in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary
  • The Shonan Maru Boarding Incident
  • Japanese Harpoon Vessel enters the Australian Twelve Mile Limit
  • Australian Whale Defenders on their way to Antarctica Against Their Will
  • 32° 57” 48” South and 115° 20’ 24” East
  • The Nature Conservancy
    Tue Mar 8 20:45:11 2011 GMT
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  • The New Nature.org to Launch on March 9
  • Jovens ind�genas da Amaz�nia brasileira concluem treinamento para a conserva�&#...
  • The Great Huki Celebrates Project Completion
  • 75% dos recifes de coral do mundo est�o amea�ados de extin��o
  • Parthenon and Nature Conservancy Team for Nature Photography Exhibit
  • The Nature Conservancy Offering Educational Assistance for 2-Stage Ditch
  • A Novel Idea: Santa Cruz Island Inspires New T.C. Boyle Book
  • Nature Conservancy Buys Land On Clearwater River
  • 75% of World's Coral Reefs Currently Under Threat, New Analysis Finds
  • America's Great Outdoors Report - February 2011
  • THE NATURE CONSERVANCY URGES PEOPLE TO 'GO GREEN' AND SAVE SOME 'GREEN' THIS ST. PA...
  • The Nature Conservancy Calls for Action on America's Great Outdoors Initiative
  • Important Bird Migration Habitat Restored Along Virginia's Eastern Shore
  • Conservancy's Director of U.S. Government Relations comments on Obama's FY12 Budget Request
  • TNC e Secretaria de Meio Ambiente de S�o Paulo anunciam termo de coopera��o
  • Nature Conservancy Helps Stop Coal Mining in Flathead
  • The Nature Conservancy is Honored by Columbus GreenSpotLight Award
  • Critical Habitat Protected Along Clinch River, Expanding State Natural Area Preserves to over 50,000
  • The Prince's Rainforests Project
    Thu Oct 27 16:50:16 2011 GMT
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  • Agricultural private sector meeting at the Royal Society to present the outcomes of regional workshops
  • Private sector proposes alternatives to agricultural expansion into forests
  • Agreement on rainforest financing – An emergency package is created!
  • HRH The Prince of Wales Addresses Oslo Climate and Forest Conference
  • International Conference on the Major Forest Basins
  • Forest outcomes from Copenhagen
  • The Prince of Wales addresses the Copenhagen Climate Conference
  • The Prince of Wales hails a significant step forward in finding a solution to deforestation
  • Second Life Rainforest Concert
  • Frogs go out on the town!
  • Threatened Species Redlist
    Fri Jan 20 20:21:06 2012 GMT
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  • New plant discovered in Fiji
  • Hope in a hotspot – on a mission to save frogs in Colombia
  • The IUCN Red List—Nature’s early warning system
  • Endangered whales are crossing the Pacific
  • EAZA-IUCN SSC Southeast Asia campaign launched
  • Out of sight, not out of mind
  • Reindeer: not just for Christmas
  • New mobile app features the amazing world of frogs
  • New IUCN Red List map browser: visualize and explore
  • Saving Nemo: Charisma is not enough
  • New research for Mediterranean canyons and cetaceans
  • SOS boosts wild tiger conservation
  • Red means Act! – Launch event at the European Commission
  • European Environment: alarming decline in plants, molluscs and freshwater fish
  • The battle for survival goes mobile
  • Species on the Edge app is launched
  • Another leap towards the Barometer of Life
  • Swooping out of sight: Bats in need of greater protection
  • Action now to save polar bears
  • Treehugger
    Tue Feb 7 17:48:48 2012 GMT
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  • Climate News Recap: Year-Round Tea Harvesting, In England; Warming Claims Alaskan Cedars; More
  • SolarCity IPO Expected Later in 2012
  • Court Hears Arguments in PETA's Lawsuit Against SeaWorld for Enslaving Whales
  • Why Can't Our Public Toilets Be Like The Ones They Build In Norway?
  • The Best Plants for Problem Gardens
  • Hackathon Brings Together Eco-Minded App Developers
  • Unearthing the True Cost of Fossil Fuels
  • NBC and Brian Williams' Call to Action on Climate Change is Useless
  • Earthquake-Striken City to Build Largest Solar Subdivision. Will It Be Resilient?
  • Smart Paint Alerts People When Infrastructure Is About to Break
  • Gum Painter Leaves a Chewing Gum Trail of Art
  • PBS Documentary “Raccoon Nation" Suggests Humans are Making Raccoons Smarter
  • Playing With Beach Sand Might Make You Sick, Warns EPA
  • Geoengineering Virus Infecting Gates Foundation?
  • How Can We Make Chicago More Bike Friendly?
  • Semprius Sets a New Concentrated Solar Efficiency Record with 33.9%!
  • SuitSak Is A Garment Bag For Your Back
  • Plastic Pollution in the Oceans is Causing Problems for Whales, too.
  • Volcanic Activity Report
    Thu Feb 2 19:30:02 2012 GMT
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  • Cleveland (United States) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012 - NEW
  • Gamalama (Indonesia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012 - NEW
  • Krakatau (Indonesia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012 - NEW
  • Lewotolo (Indonesia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012 - NEW
  • Nyamuragira (DR Congo) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012 - NEW
  • Paluweh (Indonesia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012 - NEW
  • Dukono (Indonesia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Etna (Italy) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Hierro (Spain) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Karymsky (Russia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Kilauea (United States) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Kizimen (Russia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Pagan (United States) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Popocatépetl (México) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Puyehue-Cordón Caulle (Chile) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Sakura-jima (Japan) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Santa María (Guatemala) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Shiveluch (Russia) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Soufrière Hills (United Kingdom) - Report for 25 January-31 January 2012
  • Weather Underground
    Tue Feb 7 17:51:18 2012 GMT
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  • Harsh winter weather continues in Europe; rare snowstorm hits Libya
  • Rare February tropical disturbance drenching the Florida Keys
  • Super Sunday tropical disturbance forms in Yucatan Channel
  • Europe cold wave deaths hit 200; low-snow winter for the U.S.
  • Six more weeks of non-winter
  • Yale Environment 360
    Tue Feb 7 17:51:18 2012 GMT
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  • Nearly Half of Electricity at UK Businesses Wasted During Off Hours
  • Nigerian Children Perish From Exposure to Lead in Gold Mining
  • Political Discourse Driving Public Opinion on Climate, Report Finds
  • EU Wind Energy Capacity Grew 11 Percent in 2011, Report Says
  • In Fast-Track Technology, Hope For a Second Green Revolution
  • Indian Clean-Energy Growth Was Fastest in World in 2011, Report Says
  • Sierra Club Accepted Millions from Natural Gas Industry, Report Says
  • Road-based Charging Network Could Charge EVs While They Drive
  • Harsh Roadside Environments Creating Hardy Salamanders, Study Suggests
  • Mysteries of Killer Whales Uncovered in the Antarctic
  • Earth’s First Plants May Have Triggered Ice Ages, Study Says
  • New Gorilla Habitat Discovered Using Satellite Images
  • Tropical Forests Store More Carbon Than Previously Believed, Study Says
  • Depictions of Natural World Declining in Children’s Books, Study Says
  • Wheat Yields in India May Drop Sharply as Region Warms, Study Says
  • Renewable Energy Deals Surged 40 Percent in 2011, Report Says
  • A Vast Canadian Wilderness Poised for a Uranium Boom
  • Wide Variety of Threats Wiping Out World’s Big Trees, Expert Says
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