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Permian mass extinction caused by giant volcanic eruption

Jeremy Hance 28 May 2009

Sushi restaurant, Nobu, warns patrons not to eat bluefin tuna, but serves it anyway

Jeremy Hance 27 May 2009

Dirt road converted into artificial island for birds in Eastern Turkey

Jeremy Hance 26 May 2009

Rooks use tools in captivity rivaling ‘habitual tools users such as chimpanzees’

Jeremy Hance 26 May 2009

Rich countries buy up agricultural land in poor countries

Jeremy Hance 26 May 2009

New rainforest reserve in Congo benefits bonobos and locals

Jeremy Hance 25 May 2009

Vietnam’s commercial wildlife farms threaten Asia’s species

Jeremy Hance 22 May 2009

Drought threatens rare desert elephants

Jeremy Hance 21 May 2009

85 percent of oyster reefs gone, threatening coastal environments and a favored delicacy

Jeremy Hance 21 May 2009

Global warming estimates double in severity according to new MIT modeling

Jeremy Hance 20 May 2009

Study refutes criticism of polar bear listing under the Endangered Species Act

Jeremy Hance 20 May 2009

UN: Population growth rates fall to 1.1 percent in Asia-Pacific

Jeremy Hance 19 May 2009

Six nations pledge to protect the Coral Triangle

Jeremy Hance 19 May 2009

Scientists find world’s largest leatherback sea turtle population in Gabon

Jeremy Hance 17 May 2009

Updated Red-List: 192 birds are Critically-Endangered

Jeremy Hance 14 May 2009

Global warming pushes mammals north in Michigan

Jeremy Hance 14 May 2009

Blue whales return to migration pattern used before commercial whaling

Jeremy Hance 13 May 2009

Successful reintroduction of world’s smallest hog

Jeremy Hance 13 May 2009

Protecting global biodiversity must include islands

Jeremy Hance 12 May 2009

Turkey ignores bluefin tuna quotas, further imperiling critically-endangered species

Jeremy Hance 12 May 2009

Approximately 200 new frogs discovered in Madagascar threatened by political instability

Jeremy Hance 11 May 2009

The EU and Republic of Congo announce system to eradicate illegal logging

Jeremy Hance 11 May 2009

Fish operated on at ZSL London Zoo: Photo

Jeremy Hance 11 May 2009

As wolves face the gun, flawed science taints decision to remove species from ESA

Jeremy Hance 7 May 2009

Secret movements of the basking shark uncovered

Jeremy Hance 7 May 2009

Bioelectricity bests ethanol on two fronts: land use and global warming

Jeremy Hance 7 May 2009

Famous elephant matriarch, Echo, dies from old age

Jeremy Hance 6 May 2009

Prince Charles’ new online initiative for rainforests makes media splash

Jeremy Hance 6 May 2009

Chimpanzee population plummets 90 percent in supposedly strong region

Jeremy Hance 6 May 2009

Not only do fish feel pain, it changes their behavior

Jeremy Hance 6 May 2009

Coral reef loss in Caribbean leads to ongoing fish declines

Jeremy Hance 30 Apr 2009

Birds can dance, proving humans aren’t the only ones with rhythm

Jeremy Hance 30 Apr 2009

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