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Study confirms that sonar can cause deafness in dolphins

Jeremy Hance 8 Apr 2009

Whale sharks threatened by interbreeding

Jeremy Hance 8 Apr 2009

Reserves with roads still vital for reducing fires in Brazilian Amazon

Jeremy Hance 8 Apr 2009

Male chimps use meat to seduce

Jeremy Hance 7 Apr 2009

Arctic ecosystem in danger as ice thins

Jeremy Hance 7 Apr 2009

Marine Protected Areas too small for whales and dolphins

Jeremy Hance 7 Apr 2009

Stop staring at me: birds react to human gaze

Jeremy Hance 6 Apr 2009

Vital corridor for Asian elephants to be severed by government development in India

Jeremy Hance 5 Apr 2009

Black carbon linked to half of Arctic warming

Jeremy Hance 5 Apr 2009

Ice bridge collapses, leaving Wilkins Ice Shelf vulnerable

Jeremy Hance 5 Apr 2009

Amphibians could develop immunity against devastating fungal disease

Jeremy Hance 3 Apr 2009

Replacing natural experiences with technology hurts humans and the natural world

Jeremy Hance 2 Apr 2009

Revolutionary new theory overturns modern meteorology with claim that forests move rain

Jeremy Hance 1 Apr 2009

Massive population of rare Irrawaddy dolphins discovered in Bangladesh

Jeremy Hance 31 Mar 2009

Two Sumatran elephants shot dead in Indonesian park

Jeremy Hance 31 Mar 2009

Have Australian cane toads finally met their match?

Jeremy Hance 31 Mar 2009

Amazonian region likely to become savannah due to burning, deforestation

Jeremy Hance 31 Mar 2009

Conservation groups condemn ‘open and organized plundering’ of Madagascar’s natural resources

Jeremy Hance 30 Mar 2009

Crabs feel pain, and remember it too

Jeremy Hance 30 Mar 2009

Plant communities changing across the globe, says scientist Sasha Wright

Jeremy Hance 29 Mar 2009

Flu epidemic killing bonobos in Congo sanctuary

Jeremy Hance 29 Mar 2009

After seizure, gorilla receives MRI scan free of charge

Jeremy Hance 26 Mar 2009

New technology allows researchers to study mass migrations of fish

Jeremy Hance 26 Mar 2009

Greenpeace accuses Sinar Mas corporation of violence toward its protestors

Jeremy Hance 26 Mar 2009

Hawaii continues to stand-by as sheep destroy critically-endangered palila bird’s habitat

Jeremy Hance 25 Mar 2009

Fisherman killed by two Komodo dragons

Jeremy Hance 24 Mar 2009

Fire in Kenya threatens some of the world’s most beloved parks

Jeremy Hance 24 Mar 2009

Twenty years on, some birds still haven’t recovered from Exxon Valdez oil spill

Jeremy Hance 24 Mar 2009

Ebay bidders to decide new shrimp’s name

Jeremy Hance 24 Mar 2009

One third of US birds endangered

Jeremy Hance 19 Mar 2009

When it comes to global warming Americans trust scientists most, family and friends second

Jeremy Hance 19 Mar 2009

Over 90 percent of Americans support action on climate change in midst of financial crisis

Jeremy Hance 19 Mar 2009

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