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Companies increasingly at risk for climate change litigation says UN
Mongabay.com
5 Dec 2005
Congo rainforest – 600,000 sq km slated for logging
Rhett Ayers Butler
5 Dec 2005
Amazon rainforest biodiversity due to biology not climate change says study
Rhett Ayers Butler
5 Dec 2005
Elephant drunk from fruit not likely, finds study
University Of Chicago
5 Dec 2005
New maps reveal the human footprint on Earth
December 5
5 Dec 2005
Archaeologists make ancient Maya discovery in Guatemala
Rhett Ayers Butler
5 Dec 2005
Mozambique Gets World Bank conservation, Tourism Project
Washington File Staff Writer
5 Dec 2005
70 years after logging, forests don’t hold as much carbon as original forests
Mongabay.com
5 Dec 2005
Pandas threatened by roads and forest fragmentation in China
Mongabay.com
5 Dec 2005
Somali pirates force UN food aid to take land route
Un
5 Dec 2005
Soil moisture, root depth influence climate models
University Of Illinois At Urbana-champaign
5 Dec 2005
Warming could free far more carbon from high Arctic soil than earlier thought
University Of Washington
5 Dec 2005
Energy efficiency helped California grow an extra $31 billion finds study
Mongabay.com
4 Dec 2005
Governments making progress in fight against illegal logging says FAO
Mongabay.com
3 Dec 2005
Tropical Atlantic cooling and deforestation correlate to drought in Africa
University Of California - Santa Barbara
2 Dec 2005
Poisonous volcanic gas probably caused worst mass extinction says new study
Mongabay.com
2 Dec 2005
Scientists taking a multidisciplinary approach to understanding nature
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
1 Dec 2005
Australian industry embraces green energy while government fights emissions cuts
Rhett Ayers Butler
1 Dec 2005
U.S. “exporting” carbon emissions to China says study
National Center For Atmospheric Research
1 Dec 2005
Overfishing of fresh waters of serious concern
American Institute Of Biological Sciences
1 Dec 2005
U.S. fishing bycatch wastes 1 million metric tons of fish per year
Oceana
1 Dec 2005
Giant, human-sized scorpion discovered
Rhett Ayers Butler
1 Dec 2005
Change in Atlantic circulation could plunge Europe into cold winters
Rhett Ayers Butler
1 Dec 2005
Biosensor Could Help People with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's Disease
University Of Arkansas
1 Dec 2005
Crystal sponges can absorb carbon dioxide and fight global warming
University Of Michigan
1 Dec 2005
US denies hurricane link with climate change
Rhett Ayers Butler
1 Dec 2005
Bird songs can serve as a warning system to detect ecological disturbances
Blackwell Publishing
30 Nov 2005
75% of Switzerland's glaciers gone by 2050, Europe heats up
European Environment Agency
30 Nov 2005
Young women smokers have higher risk of breast cancer
Mayo Clinic
30 Nov 2005
Rise in deer ticks put East Coast hikers at risk says Penn State entomologist
Penn State
30 Nov 2005
Study uncovers how thousands of tree species coexist in rain forest
Mongabay.com
30 Nov 2005
Toucan Beaks Are Models Of Lightweight Strength says UCSD engineer
University Of California At San Diego
30 Nov 2005
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