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a burned area of the Amazon rain forest is seen in Para, Brazil (dn1)
Amazon   Brazil   Deforestation   Environment   Photos
 BBC News 
Frontline battle to save Amazon forest
In the small town of Paragominas, in the Brazilian state of Para, watching operation Arc of Fire can be an impressive sight. This is the frontline in the battle to contain deforestation - police and... (photo: AP/Marcello Casal, Agencia Brasil / )
Feral cats
Animals   Cats   Environment   Photos   Population
 Asbury Park Press 
Managing feral cat problem depends on responsible public
This letter is in response to the May 4 story "Feral cats' cradle at apartments. Renters warned not to feed felines; too many for agencies to control." Arguably, the greatest hurdle to managing the... (photo: Creative Commons / Scott Granneman )
 Cemetery / wam2  Express News 
Eco-friendly cemetery offers 'green burial'
For most people, planning a funeral means choosing between cremation and a traditional burial. An average funeral costs about $6,000, but now there is a way to save green if you're willing to go... (photo: GFDL / DorisAntony)
Environment   Lifestyle   People   Photos   Tradition
Mussels /aaeh  The Charlotte Observer 
Proposals aim to save rare heelsplitter
Development threatens disappearing Carolina freshwater mussel BRUCE HENDERSON A state plan to protect the Carolina heelsplitter, an endangered mussel found in Mecklenburg and Union counties, could... (photo: Creative Commons / F Lamiot)
Biology   Conservation   Marine   Photos   Research
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Earthworm Independent online (SA)
Ireland unearths valuable worms
Dublin - Earthworms provide services to Ireland worth over €700-million (about R829-million) a year, according to a government-commissioned study on Monday. The... (photo: GFDL Photo / Michael Linnenbach)
Crops   Dublin   Earthworm   Ireland   Photos
Myanmar The Washington Times
Aid strategy for cyclone victims
The country of Burma or Myanmar has already lost at least 25,000 of its citizens to a terrible cyclone over a week ago. Now, with well more than a million people... (photo: AP Photo)
Aid   Disaster   Myanmar   Photos   UN
Bee - Bees - Honey - Insect - Nature - Pollinate. (ps1) Canada Dot Com
Bee stocks continue to fall due to weather, mites
The province's beekeepers are reporting a 30-per-cent loss of their winter hive stocks and the rate is expected to increase because of colder-than-normal temperatures... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Ecology   Farm   Nature   Photos   Weather
Canada geese flying.jpg Lexington Herald-Leader
HOW TO HELP KEEP BIRDS COMING BACK

Declines in some species of migratory birds are a big problem, but experts say individuals can help fix that. Here are... (photo: Creative Commons / Moxfyre)
America   Birds   Environment   Nature   Photos
Wetland All Africa
Nema Chief Accused of Abetting Wetland Destruction
THE National... (photo: GFDL / Leonardolo)
Authority   Ecology   Environment   Nature   Photos
headquarder of ArcelorMittal in Luxemburg city NZ Herald
Campaigners to pounce on steel firm
Steel giant ArcelorMittal will be accused of leaving a trail of environmental destruction in its wake this week when campaigners descend on Luxembourg to protest at its... (photo: Public Domain / Werneuchen )
Company   Environment   Photos   Pollution   Steel


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