WTO Rules US Dolphin Safe Tuna Label ‘Unfair’ to Mexico
Decision a big blow to dolphin protection, say environmentalists.»
Yale Environment 360 - Despite grim happenings, Thomas Lovejoy remains an optimist.
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Dams and deforestation tarnish the country's hard-earned reputation as an environmental leader.»
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Blue Living Ideas
66-foot Dock from Japan Tsunami Washes Up in Oregon |
Debris ends journey of thousands of miles.» | |
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Flame Retardant Triggers Health Risks at Low Doses, Study Says |
Does a common household material cause obesity?» | |
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The Vital Chain: Connecting The Ecosystems of Land and Sea |
Scientists find that surf and turf are linked in surprising ways.» | |
Decision a big blow to dolphin protection, say environmentalists.»
Illegal logging and development is destroying homeland habitat of the nomadic Awa.»
Eucalyptus trees it depends on are falling to development.»
Ikal Angelei believes a major dam threatens the water supply and way of life of tens of thousands of indigenous people.»
Did bug hunters catch the borer in time?»
Scientists find that our disruptions of nature can make us sick.»
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New York Times
A Sizzling Start to the Year |
It’s official, although not necessarily a surprise. The average temperature across the contiguous United States for the first six months of this year has been the warmest on record.» | |
Weather May Bring Some Relief from Raging Colorado Wildfires |
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Massive and destructive fire shows signs of slowing.» | |
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BBC
Australia to Create World's Largest Marine Reserve |
A third of Australia's waters will be at least partially protected.» | |
Three-quarters of the meat from whales caught last summer was unsold.»
Delegates spar over an agreement as the world watches.»
Discovery could explain where Arctic marine life gets its food.»
Warm-blooded creature stirs hearts in Congress.»
Copper and gold mine near Bristol Bay gets new critics.»