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Amazon Biodiversity
Wed Mar 14 23:43:23 2012 GMT
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  • Amazon plant yields miracle cure for dental pain
  • Innovative program seeks to safeguard Peruvian Amazon from impacts of Inter-Oceanic Highway
  • Majority of protected tropical forests "empty" due to hunting
  • 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
  • Amazon Logging
    Mon May 14 22:43:14 2012 GMT
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  • U.S. car manufacturers linked to Amazon destruction, slave labor
  • Can loggers be conservationists?
  • Featured video: How to save the Amazon
  • U.S. gobbling illegal wood from Peru's Amazon rainforest
  • Climate change could increase fires, logging, and hunting in rainforests
  • Tourism for biodiversity in Tambopata
  • 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...
  • Amazon People
    Thu Apr 26 16:43:37 2012 GMT
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  • Oil company Perenco endangering 'uncontacted' indigenous people, says Peru
  • Photos: Uncontacted Amazon tribes documented for first time in Colombia
  • Indigenous groups oppose priest pushing for road through uncontacted tribes' land
  • Pictures: Destruction of the Amazon's Xingu River begins for Belo Monte Dam
  • Amazon tribe becomes first to get OK to sell REDD credits for rainforest conservation
  • Judge suspends Brazilian dam that would flood sacred waterfalls
  • Brazil's indigenous affairs ministry: $32B carbon deal not valid
  • Indigenous groups fight for recognition and illumination in Peru
  • Gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon: a view from the ground
  • International Labor Organization raps Brazil over monster dam
  • 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
  • Amazon River
    Fri Apr 20 22:43:16 2012 GMT
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  • Protesters hit Brazilian mining giant Vale over involvement in Belo Monte
  • Will mega-dams destroy the Amazon?
  • Belo Monte Dam: A spearhead for Brazil’s dam-building attack on the Amazon?
  • Brazil's plan to cut protected areas for dams faces constitutional challenge
  • 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
  • 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 May 23 19:20:02 2012 GMT
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  • The True Story of Chevron's Ecuador Disaster
  • Achuar Thank YOU
  • Ecuador admite la responsabilidad por la violación de derechos a Sarayaku
  • Manifestação na embaixada brasileira em Washington, DC
  • Message from Jiyukam (Lucas) Irar Miik
  • Emergildo Criollo talks about the ClearWater project
  • Demonstration at Brazilian Embassy in Washington, DC
  • Chevron attempting to avoid justice in secret "arbitration" court
  • 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
  • Botany Photo of the Day
    Fri May 25 16:43:43 2012 GMT
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  • Meconopsis integrifolia
  • Krigia virginica
  • Lotus pinnatus
  • Aquilegia chrysantha
  • Hylocereus costaricensis
  • Vanilla roscheri and Vanilla planifolia
  • Sambucus racemosa subsp. pubens var. arborescens
  • Peumus boldus
  • Pseudobombax ellipticum
  • Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore'
  • Coccomyces dentatus
  • Quercus virginiana
  • Cladonia evansii
  • Hoheria sexstylosa
  • Cissus verticillata
  • Earth Focus on Link TV
    Fri May 18 22:44:27 2012 GMT
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  • American Rivers: Challenges of the Colorado and Potomac
  • The Nation's Endangered River
  • Nancy Knowlton: Oceans Under Threat
  • Watershed: Solutions for the Future of the American West
  • The Amphibian Crisis
  • Envisioning the Future: New Models for Cities and Business
  • Carbon for Water
  • Exposed: The Ugly Side of Food Production
  • Hamburg: City of the Future?
  • Dr. Eric Chivian on Biodiversity, Health, and Climate Change
  • Aaron Bernstein on Biological Diversity and Medicine
  • Bangladesh: An Uncertain Future?
  • Orange Harvest: The Human Cost
  • National Security and Climate Change
  • Roger Mark De Souza on women and climate change
  • Earth Focus
  • Earth Observatory
    Sat May 26 04:46:25 2012 GMT
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  • The Anatomy of a Thunderstorm
  • Typhoon Sanvu
  • Hurricane Bud
  • Fire Rages in Gila National Forest
  • Dust Storm over Iraq
  • Rains Swell Poyang Lake
  • Landslide and Deadly Flood in Nepal
  • Tropical Storm Alberto
  • New posts in the Earth Matters blog - Question from Facebook: What Controls the Thickness of a...
  • Earth Science Picture of the Day
    Fri May 25 07:45:10 2012 GMT
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  • Green Flash
  • Solar Eclipse of May 20, 2012
  • Socotra, Yemen
  • Mammatus Clouds Over South Central Germany
  • Mount Cervino and Blue Lake
  • Offset Fault in Death Valley
  • Reflection of Antelope Island in Great Salt Lake
  • River on the Moon?
  • Rhyolite Pinnacles
  • Driftwood in Iceland
  • Earthquakes M>2.5
    Sat May 26 04:30:03 2012 GMT
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  • May 26, 2012 03:59:45 GMT M 4.4, Hindu Kush region, Afghanistan
  • May 26, 2012 03:27:04 GMT M 5.0, north of Svalbard
  • May 26, 2012 03:25:20 GMT M 4.6, north of Svalbard
  • May 26, 2012 01:19:28 GMT M 4.8, offshore Guatemala
  • May 26, 2012 00:51:25 GMT M 5.1, Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
  • May 25, 2012 23:49:30 GMT M 2.9, Puerto Rico region
  • May 25, 2012 21:24:19 GMT M 4.0, Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
  • May 25, 2012 20:59:40 GMT M 3.0, Virgin Islands region
  • May 25, 2012 18:39:16 GMT M 2.7, Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
  • May 25, 2012 18:36:15 GMT M 4.6, off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
  • May 25, 2012 16:06:17 GMT M 3.1, Puerto Rico region
  • May 25, 2012 15:19:13 GMT M 2.7, Southern Alaska
  • May 25, 2012 14:23:42 GMT M 2.5, Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
  • May 25, 2012 13:14:04 GMT M 4.2, northern Italy
  • May 25, 2012 12:53:09 GMT M 4.5, Greenland Sea
  • May 25, 2012 12:10:20 GMT M 4.8, Kermadec Islands region
  • May 25, 2012 11:22:43 GMT M 4.3, eastern Turkey
  • May 25, 2012 09:58:43 GMT M 3.4, Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
  • May 25, 2012 09:42:23 GMT M 2.7, Central Alaska
  • Ecology News
    Fri May 25 16:45:15 2012 GMT
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  • Managing biodiversity data from local government
  • A new invading sea crab reaches the Ebro Delta
  • Uncovering the secret lives of fish in marine national parks
  • Global warming winner: Once rare butterfly thrives
  • Gourmet butterflies speed north: study
  • DNA evidence shows that marine reserves help to sustain fisheries
  • Social media used to collect information on marine wilderness
  • Marine scientist discusses cod colonization
  • Bees at risk from chemicals increase, scientists say
  • Warm, dry El Nino weather puts baby sea turtle at risk
  • New tool for visualizing the distribution of vascular plants in Belgium
  • Factors behind past lemur species extinctions put surviving species in 'ecological retreat'
  • Old herbicides enlisted in new 'war on the weeds'
  • Tracking endangered elephants with satellite technology
  • Light pollution transforming insect communities
  • 'Natural causes' at fault for Peru dolphin deaths: officials
  • Track Atlantic bluefin tuna to learn migration, habitat secrets
  • Extinction looms for gibbons in Vietnam, scientists say
  • Ecoshock Radio
    Mon May 21 19:44:56 2012 GMT
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  • As Darkness Flourishes
  • Why Are Forests Dying?
  • Is It Too Late for Environmentalism?
  • IT'S WRONG TO WRECK THE WORLD
  • The Beginning of The End
  • Fire! In A Crowded World
  • The Worst Problems In The World
  • Relapse and Recovery
  • Summer in March
  • Go Green Media
  • Fukushima Disaster - One Year Later
  • Private Spies: WikiLeaks Outs Stratfor
  • Free the Climate Scientists!
  • Hot Earth: Science & Anti-Science
  • ARCTIC EMERGENCY Global Threat
  • Fracking - The Rest of the Story
  • Forever Planting (for Peak Oil & Climate Change)
  • Oil to Occupy: The Restless West Coast
  • ENN Headlines
    Fri May 25 16:45:21 2012 GMT
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  • Volcanic Crystal Growth
  • Plastic Bags to be Banned in the City of Angels
  • Rangers now allowed to shoot tiger poachers on sight in Indian state
  • The Delight of Curry
  • Cookstoves and Carbon Credits
  • Deep Sea Hitchhiking
  • CO2 Removal Catalyst
  • Majority of Americans Agree: Protecting the Environment Creates Jobs
  • Pollutants Mucking With Food Production
  • Rising seas not only issue facing island nation
  • How did Tetrapods Walk?
  • Plants and CO2 Uptake
  • Hair Follicles of Grizzly Bears Help Determine Bear Population
  • Male Songbirds Ardently Practice Their Songs Leading Up to Mating Season
  • Leaf 'stamp' could detect crop diseases
  • G8 Leaders Agree to Act on Climate, Air Pollution
  • Is "Wine on Tap" a More Sustainable, Drinkable Alternative?
  • Study links fungi to early vascular plants
  • Environment Video
    Fri May 25 16:45:22 2012 GMT
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  • London 2012 Olympics: meet the cows who will feed spectators and competitors – video
  • Tokyo's fugitive penguin recaptured - video
  • Rio Earth summit: young people on the 'future they want' – video
  • Nuclear submarine fire at Portsmouth naval shipyard in Maine - video
  • West Papua's indigenous people hurt by Indonesia's resource extraction – video
  • Police and protesters clash at energy summit - video
  • Google+ Hangout with George Monbiot on the environment – video
  • Cambodian environmental activist Chut Wutty - video profile
  • Testdriving the new generation of electric cars - video
  • Solar Schools: 'It's really exciting having solar panels on our roof' - video
  • David Cameron praises Britain's renewable energy programme - video
  • RSC targeted by anti-BP campaigners - video
  • Survival International: Save the Awá people – video
  • Rare footage of white orca in wild – video
  • Loggers strip trees from Amazonian tribe's territory - video
  • Environmental Journalists Tipsheet
    Fri May 25 16:48:50 2012 GMT
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  • "Analysis: U.N. Doha Climate Talks Risk Sinking 'Like Titanic'"
  • "Beijing Accuses U.S. of Trade Violations in Energy Sector"
  • "Frack-Friendly New Report Debunked"
  • "Gas Prices Modestly Lower as Driving Season Starts"
  • "Hurricane Bud Weakens as It Aims for Mexico's Pacific Coast
  • "Kentucky Tests Find Lead-Tainted Soil Near Homes"
  • "Obama Names Allison Macfarlane, Yucca Mountain Critic, As Head Of NRC"
  • NRC Relicenses Washington's Columbia Nuke Plant for 20 More Years
  • Opinion: Canada's Mass Firing Silences Ocean Scientists
  • White House Blocking EPA Rules on Nanomaterials, Advocates Say
  • "Ban On Plastic Bags At L.A. Markets Is Approved"
  • "Climate Change Will More Than Triple Annual US Heat-Death Toll"
  • "Heartland Institute In Financial Crisis After Billboard Controversy"
  • "Higher Levels of Flame Retardants Found in Minority Children"
  • "How Rural America Got Fracked"
  • "Leaked Memo: Afghan 'Burn Pit' Could Wreck Troops' Hearts, Lungs"
  • "OH Docs Can't Reveal Drilling Chemicals To Public"
  • 40-Year Air Force Fuel Spill Threatens Albuquerque's Water
  • 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
    Thu May 24 16:44:42 2012 GMT
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  • Government vision for strong solar industry
  • Bees at risk from killer chemicals
  • Draft Energy Bill published
  • Climate experts call for council action on carbon emissions
  • Councils crucial to combat climate change
  • Get up to scratch with the planning system
  • Will Queen's Speech lead us to cheaper, cleaner energy?
  • Friends of the Earth takes clean energy access debate to Parliament
  • Pedal power energises Friends of the Earth
  • Swift action in Berkshire stops anti-wind motion
  • The UN needs to provide sustainable energy for all
  • Who would be the greenest Mayor for London?
  • Big week in London for clean energy
  • 85% Brits back clean British energy
  • Blog: George and the Dragon: public backs clean British energy
  • Two thirds of British population support wind farms
  • Broad range of groups responds to solar review
  • Blog: Supporter of the week: Esmie Ricks
  • GAIA Tribe
    Fri May 25 07:49:58 2012 GMT
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  • Spend 6 days at FUKUSHIMA and take TIME 4 HEMP - LIVE!
  • Erin Brockovich Talks 'Last Call At The Oasis' And Water Contamination Issues
  • Gifting Gaea for Beltane
  • "Gifting Gaea" has emerged
  • His Holiness the Dalai Lama : introduction, current international schedule, resources
  • Call to Submit: "Gifting Gaea" Emerging Visions #22
  • Sunrise Awakening in Cherating
  • 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
  • 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
    Fri May 25 19:33:02 2012 GMT
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  • It’s time to act before it’s too late
  • KFC executives have their heads in a bucket
  • Our 10 day Amazon blockade is suspended as talks begin to fix pig iron industry
  • Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for May 22nd – May 24th, 2012
  • Calling Apple in a global iPhone relay
  • We need fewer boats, more fish to save our oceans
  • Latest:KFC campaign goes global
  • Why an oceans rescue plan must be agreed at Rio
  • Precaution is simply common sense
  • Shared outrage against a licence to kill in pursuit of oil
  • 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
    Fri May 25 19:46:14 2012 GMT
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  • Coal industry pays fake activists $50 to wear pro-coal shirts at public hearing
  • Senate Republicans join House in second-guessing military leaders on biofuels
  • Jam session: Go unconventional with vanilla-rhubarb preserves [RECIPE]
  • Greens break silence, ask Obama to attend Earth Summit
  • Umbra’s second helpings: Proper glory for Old Glory
  • New Agtivist: Meg Paska runs Brooklyn’s first urban farm pop-up
  • The self-inflicted downfall of the Heartland Institute
  • The promise and peril of a military shift to biofuels
  • Congress raises a middle finger to young bicyclists
  • Americans want more fruits and veggies for everyone
  • 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
    Mon May 21 07:45:52 2012 GMT
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  • Arnold Gundersen with a new report on the Fukushima meltdowns and their worldwide implications
  • Richard Broinowski on the U.S. stance toward North Korea and Iran, and more on Fukushima
  • Hugh Gusterson on U.S. war culture, the destruction of Iraq and the psychology of weapons designers
  • Best of 2012: Seymour Hersh and John Pilger on U.S. imperialism, Iran’s imaginary nuclear wea...
  • Prof. Doug Brugge on the medical effects of uranium mining and how mining particularly harms Native ...
  • Glenn Carroll on the urgency of fighting new nuclear power plants in Georgia
  • Mary Olson on how women are more vulnerable to atomic radiation
  • Best of 2010: Natalie Wasley on how the nuclear fuel cycle harms people in Australia and worldwide
  • Prof. Lawrence Wittner on reenergizing the nuclear disarmament movement
  • Dr. Margaret Flowers on demanding single-payer health care for everyone in the U.S.
  • Prof. Richard Broinowski on his travels to Japan post-Fukushima and how the nuclear disaster is affe...
  • Prof. Michel Chossudovsky on the U.S.-NATO bombing of Libya and targeting of Iran for another oil war
  • Ronnie Cummins on safeguarding healthy food against genetic engineering, pesticides and other threats
  • Michael Pollok on removing corporate money from politics and creating a true U.S. democracy
  • Arnold Gundersen with the first 2012 Fukushima update; more of Dr. Caldicott’s 2011 speech in ...
  • 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...
  • Illegal Logging
    Fri May 25 19:01:03 2012 GMT
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  • Where will the loggers strike next? Map could model deforestation vulnerability across the Amazon ra...
  • Indonesia defies critics, says deforestation has declined
  • U.N. risks investor stand-off on REDD by delaying work: green groups
  • Illegal logging in Kalimantan ‘cost state $35b in 2011’
  • Ghana: turning the back on forest revenue losses
  • Mass extinctions in the cards
  • Indigenous group paid $0.65/ha for forest worth $5,000/ha in Indonesia
  • Dilma Rousseff must veto Brazil's devastating new forest code
  • Google mapping tool shows impacts of deforestation on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island
  • MTH is in everyday life; Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) response to the Greenpeace KFC Campaign
  • 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
    Sat May 26 01:46:18 2012 GMT
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  • Mountaintop Removal Protest Planned for Memorial Day - WVNS-TV
  • Mountain Mourning: Appalachian Women Lead Dramatic Protest Against Mountaintop ... - Huffington Post
  • WV women plan strip mining protest on holiday - State Journal
  • W.Va. women plan strip mining protest on holiday - Bluefield Daily Telegraph
  • Judge lifts order blocking Boone mine - Charleston Gazette
  • Reilly ignores hidden costs of coal - York Daily Record
  • Fox Serves As Mouthpiece For Mountaintop Mining Industry - Media Matters for America
  • Kanawha Mom Gets 60 Days in Jail for Truant Kids - WVNS-TV
  • Rainelle Police Arrest Two People For Child Abuse - WVNS-TV
  • NASA Earth News
    Fri May 25 04:47:11 2012 GMT
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  • Landsat Contest Offers View of Local Landscape Change from Space
  • NASA Scientists Find History of Asteroid Impacts in Earth Rocks
  • Warm Ocean Currents Cause Majority of Ice Loss from Antarctica
  • NASA Tests GPS Monitoring System for Big U.S. Earthquakes
  • NASA Awards Safety And Mission Assurance Services Contract
  • Cassini Spacecraft Sees New Objects Blazing Trails in Saturn Ring
  • NASA Marks Earth Day with Public Events and Online Activities
  • NASA Awards Atmospheric Sciences Support Contract
  • NASA'S Grail MoonKam Returns First Student-Selected Lunar Images
  • Multi-Agency Satellite Begins Climate and Weather Studies
  • NatGeo Photo of the Day
    Sat May 26 04:48:19 2012 GMT
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  • Redwood Tree, California
  • Sunset Skiing, Utah
  • Mutnovsky Volcano, Kamchatka
  • Ice Climbing, Croatia
  • Deepwater Whip Coral, Japan
  • Underwater Surfer
  • Biking, Utah
  • Kayaker, Outlet Falls
  • Dan's Cave, Abaco Island
  • Nyiragongo Volcano Expedition
  • Tsingy Climbing, Madagascar
  • Western Cwm, Mount Everest
  • Skiier, Whistler
  • Kayaking, Greenland
  • Arrigetch Peaks, Alaska
  • Ora Cave, Papua New Guinea
  • Freerunner, Montreal
  • Shipwreck, Great Barrier Reef
  • National Geographic News
    Sat May 26 01:46:21 2012 GMT
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  • Nat Geo Team on Everest
  • Memorial Day 2012: When It Started, and How It May Change
  • SpaceX's Dragon Captured by Space Station—A First
  • Pictures: History of Auto Fuel Efficiency
  • National Geographic Bee's New King: Texan Wins on Bavarian Brainteaser
  • Space Pictures This Week: Solar Eclipse, Dusty "Doughnut," More
  • Pictures: World War II "Time Capsule" Fighter Found in Sahara
  • Evolutionary Flop: Early 4-Footed Land Animal Was No Walker?
  • Magma Rise Sparked Life as We Know It?
  • Photos: Volcanic Vents, Crawling With Creatures, Found in Mexico Sea
  • In Wake of Everest Deaths, Another "Traffic Jam" Expected
  • Can Sugar Make You Stupid? "High Concern" in Wake of Rat Study
  • Amid Economic Concerns, Carbon Capture Faces a Hazy Future
  • SpaceX Launches for Space Station—Like "Winning the Super Bowl"
  • Fossil Ink Sacs Yield Jurassic Pigment—A First
  • Giant Killer Mice Decimating Rare Seabirds
  • Solar Eclipse Pictures: 2012 "Ring of Fire" Dazzles U.S., Asia
  • Solar Eclipse 2012: How to See "Ring of Fire" May 20
  • Plants & Animals
    Fri May 25 16:47:36 2012 GMT
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  • A mating dance with Popeye arms
  • Looking out for the Myanmar snub-nosed monkey
  • Study uncovers secret to speedy burrowing by razor clams
  • Brightly colored bird bills indicate good health
  • Fungi shifted plant balance of power
  • Researchers film rare striped rabbit in Sumatra (w/ Video)
  • Burmese cats to benefit from genetic test for newly discovered mutation
  • Commonly used pesticide turns honey bees into 'picky eaters'
  • Deep sea animals stowaway on submarines and reach new territory
  • Octopuses focus on key features for successful camouflage
  • Top 10 new species list draws attention to diverse biosphere
  • Newly discovered sensory organ in the chin of baleen whales allows them to be world's largest hu...
  • An introduced bird competitor tips the balance against Hawaiian species
  • Velvet spiders emerge from underground in new cybertaxonomic monograph
  • Forensics ferret out fire beetle secret
  • Project to examine 'Yeti' DNA
  • Taiwan uses DNA mapping to save endangered sharks
  • Hacking code of leaf vein architecture solves mysteries, allows predictions of past climate
  • PLoS Biology
    Fri May 25 07:47:23 2012 GMT
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  • A Systematic Approach to Pair Secretory Cargo Receptors with Their Cargo Suggests a Mechanism for Ca...
  • The Core Apoptotic Executioner Proteins CED-3 and CED-4 Promote Initiation of Neuronal Regeneration ...
  • PAIRing Up Cargo Proteins
  • Species Interactions Alter Evolutionary Responses to a Novel Environment
  • Human Origins and the Search for “Missing Links”
  • Mechanisms and Evolutionary Patterns of Mammalian and Avian Dosage Compensation
  • Adaptive Evolution in Ecological Communities
  • Bit by Bit: The Darwinian Basis of Life
  • Enhancement of Asynchronous Release from Fast-Spiking Interneuron in Human and Rat Epileptic Neocortex
  • Bet Hedging in Yeast by Heterogeneous, Age-Correlated Expression of a Stress Protectant
  • Novel Role of NOX in Supporting Aerobic Glycolysis in Cancer Cells with Mitochondrial Dysfunction an...
  • Yeast Survive by Hedging Their Bets
  • The Evolution of Sex Is Favoured During Adaptation to New Environments
  • A Genetic Basis for Mechanosensory Traits in Humans
  • Competing Sound Sources Reveal Spatial Effects in Cortical Processing
  • Regulation of Brain Tumor Dispersal by NKCC1 Through a Novel Role in Focal Adhesion Regulation
  • Disentangling the Benefits of Sex
  • Hear Less, Feel Less: One Mutation Causes Loss of Two Senses
  • Rainforest Action Network
    Sat May 26 04:50:51 2012 GMT
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  • Amazonian Tribes Launch Water Project Amidst Legal Battle
  • Bank vs. America Showdown: Massive Protests at BofA Shareholder's Meeting
  • Rainforest Action Network Renames Bank of America Stadium – “Bank of Coal”
  • Daring Action at Bank of America Stadium Leads to Five Arrests
  • US Banks Risk Public Health and Climate by Financing Coal
  • EPA Underestimates Emissions from Palm Oil Biofuels, Public Comment Deadline Tomorrow
  • TELECONFERENCE ADVISORY: EPA Underestimates Emissions From Palm Oil Biofuels
  • Rainforest Action Network Sets Record Straight on Cargill and Tripa Forest Controversy
  • Over 1000 to Protest Bank of America at Shareholder Meeting
  • Scripps Institute
    Thu May 24 16:47:31 2012 GMT
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  • Nuisance Seaweed Found to Produce Compounds with Biomedical Potential
  • Prominent Marine Ecologist to Receive Prestigious Cody Award from Scripps
  • Plastic Trash Altering Ocean Habitats, Scripps Study Shows
  • Experience a Full-Moon Walk on Scripps Pier with Birch Aquarium at Scripps
  • Birch Aquarium at Scripps Announces Lineup for Summer Green Flash Concert Series
  • Scripps Oceanography Physical Oceanographer Elected to National Academy of Science
  • Celebrate World Oceans Day with Birch Aquarium at Scripps
  • Seismic Characterization and Offshore Seismic Research Project at San Onofre
  • UCSD Researchers: Where International Climate Policy Has Failed, Grassroots Efforts Can Succeed
  • Increased Antarctic Ice Loss by Warm Ocean Currents
  • Sea Shepherd Conservation
    Fri May 25 01:49:51 2012 GMT
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  • Captain Paul Watson Meets with the Foreign Minister of Costa Rica Enrique Castillo
  • Our Voices for the Sharks in a Heartfelt Pledge of Cooperation on the May 23rd Day of Protest
  • John Paul DeJoria Pleas to German Ministry to Free Paul Watson
  • Letter From the Former Minister of the Environment of Australia Senator Ian Campbell
  • Watch Captain Watson’s Press Conference Outside Preungesheim Prison
  • S.O.S. Day – Save Our Skipper – Wednesday May 23rd
  • Bogus Extradition Process to Proceed, but Captain Paul Watson Granted Bail
  • German Prosecutor’s Late Motion Gives German Ministers More Time to Free Captain Paul Watson!
  • Germany Considers Sending Whale Defender to What Will be a Death Sentence in Costa Rica
  • Urgent Call to Sea Shepherd Supporters - Help Save Captain Watson from Extradition to Costa Rica!
  • Update on the Arrest of Captain Watson: Day 2 in Custody
  • Captain Paul Watson Arrested In Frankfurt, Germany on Warrant Issued by Costa Rica
  • Don’t Allow Extinction to Be the Fate of the Maui’s Dolphin
  • Marine Mammal “Researcher” Observed Harassing and Possibly Abusing Sea Lions in Astoria,...
  • Live Whale Wars: Viking Shores After-Show Friday May 4th 10 PM ET
  • The Brigitte Bardot Arrives in Williamstown
  • Sea Shepherd Crewmembers Discuss The Grind on CNN
  • Crewmember Deborah Bassett on Last Call with Carson Daly Tonight!
  • 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 May 25 19:21:12 2012 GMT
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  • Full force of the law needed to save stricken dugongs
  • The hidden wonders of marine biodiversity
  • Saola still a mystery 20 years after its spectacular debut
  • New online elephant database launched
  • Oil pipeline may threaten newly discovered glass frog species
  • IUCN bat expert wins prestigious conservation award
  • SOS - Save Our Species: New call for proposals open!
  • Conservation success for Mexican bat species
  • Biological invasions: a growing threat to biodiversity
  • Most Pacific species still unknown
  • Asian vultures fly back from brink of extinction
  • Top global platform on biodiversity and its benefits established
  • Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day
  • Innovation for conservation success
  • Sockeye Salmon Populations at Risk
  • Conservation Heroes Recognized by IUCN Species Survival Commission
  • IUCN SSC takes on scaly anteaters
  • Communities rewarded as conservation ambassadors
  • Cameroon elephant poaching crisis spreads
  • Treehugger
    Fri May 25 22:50:06 2012 GMT
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  • How to Spot Income Inequality from Space: Look for the Trees
  • A Look Inside How Hawaii's Plastic Bag Ban Came About
  • Revolve Water Bottle Filters Tap Water While You Drink
  • The $4 Billion Lobbying Blitz That Bought Shell the Arctic
  • Liquid-to-Solid Material Leads to Cheaper, More Environmentally-Friendly Solar Cell
  • Craft for Craft's Sake Means Nothing: The Principles of Deep Craft
  • Top 10 Tech Stories This Week: Robotic fish hit the ocean, fun times at Maker Faire, speakers that t...
  • Women on Wheels is a New Guide for Girls on Bikes
  • 40 Designs Made from 1 Storm-Felled Tree Debut in Chicago
  • Woman Reunites With the Bike She Lost 40 Years Ago (Video)
  • Climate Change is Frying Our Cities
  • 1/3 of U.S. Homes Now Have Smart Meters
  • From A to Zierfische; Obsolete Signs are Being Saved from the Dump at the Buchstabenmuseum in Berlin...
  • Obama Goes to Bat for Clean Energy
  • Why Are We Putting 21st Century Light Bulbs in 19th Century Sockets?
  • Solar Backpacks to Charge Marines in the Field
  • BBC Launches Facebook App "Meet Your Planet"
  • Natural Gas Industry Worried Green Building Regs Will Damage Its Reputation
  • Volcanic Activity Report
    Thu May 24 18:30:02 2012 GMT
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  • Fuego (Guatemala) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012 - NEW
  • Marapi (Indonesia) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012 - NEW
  • Batu Tara (Indonesia) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Cleveland (United States) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Dukono (Indonesia) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Karymsky (Russia) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Kilauea (United States) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Popocatépetl (México) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Sakura-jima (Japan) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Santa María (Guatemala) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Shiveluch (Russia) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Tungurahua (Ecuador) - Report for 16 May-22 May 2012
  • Weather Underground
    Fri May 25 16:50:32 2012 GMT
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  • Bud the strongest Eastern Pacific hurricane so early in the year; 94L may develop
  • NOAA predicts a near-normal Atlantic hurricane season
  • 94L may develop this weekend; Hurricane Bud intensifies near Mexico
  • Invest 94L bringing heavy rains; Bud finally strengthening
  • Bud a heavy rain threat for Mexico; 1-year anniversary of Joplin tornado
  • Yale Environment 360
    Fri May 25 22:51:38 2012 GMT
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  • Brazilian President Vetoes Controversial Changes to Forest Code
  • Marine Reserve Areas Replenish Commercial Fisheries, DNA Tests Show
  • Los Angeles Becomes the Largest U.S. City to Ban Plastic Bags
  • Global Carbon Emissions Reached Record Levels in 2011, Report Says
  • The Pollution Fallout From Zimbabwe’s Blood Diamonds
  • Street Lights Can Cause Long-Term Ecological Changes, Study Says
  • Papuans Paid a Pittance For Palm Oil Land, Investigation Says
  • Interview: The Big Scramble for Earth’s Dwindling Natural Resources
  • Global Scarcity: Scramble for Dwindling Natural Resources
  • Seagrasses Hold More Carbon Per Square Kilometer Than Forests, Study Says
  • Rivers are Largest Source Of Mercury in Arctic Ocean, Study Says
  • Pebble Mine Could Devastate Critical Alaskan Salmon Habitat, EPA Report Warns
  • Methane Sources Found Bubbling Up from Melting Ice Caps
  • The Clean Water Act at 40: There’s Still Much Left to Do
  • Apple’s Main Data Center Will Use Only Green Power by 2013
  • EU Fisheries Observers Are Intimidated, Bribed by Crews, Report Says
  • Humanmade Pollutants May Be Expanding Tropical Zone, Study Says
  • Retreat of Columbia Glacier Vividly Captured in NASA Satellite Images
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