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Tsunami boosts rice yields, agriculture in Aceh province

Associated Press 26 Sep 2005

Galveston aquarium survives Hurricane Rita

Rhett Ayers Butler 26 Sep 2005

Capturing and storing the carbon dioxide could be key in minimizing climate change

Un 26 Sep 2005

20,000 new species of animals discovered in 2005

Rhett Ayers Butler 26 Sep 2005

Supernova could be responsible for extinction of the mammoth

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 24 Sep 2005

Gabon sets aside 10 percent of country as protected parks

Wcs 24 Sep 2005

Hurricane news for specific towns in Texas

Rhett Ayers Butler 24 Sep 2005

Fires rage in Bolivian rainforest

Rhett Ayers Butler 23 Sep 2005

10 million people will need humanitarian assistance in Southern Africa

Modified Fews Net 23 Sep 2005

Palm oil plantations decimating orang-utans says report

Friends Of The Earth 23 Sep 2005

Penguins and sea otters rescued from hurricane settling in at Monterey Bay Aquarium

Modified Monterey Bay Aquarium 23 Sep 2005

NOAA Biologists to study marine contaminants from hurricane

Noaa 23 Sep 2005

193,000 barrels of oil spilled in Gulf wetlands due to Katrina

Rhett Ayers Butler 23 Sep 2005

Summers in arctic getting longer and hotter

University Of Alaska Fairbanks 23 Sep 2005

European Space Agency analyzes Hurricane Rita

European Space Agency 23 Sep 2005

Researchers Discover Protein Signatures for Prostate Cancer

Nih 22 Sep 2005

Climate change could have significant impact on health of Australians

Australian Medical Association / Australian Conservation Foundation 22 Sep 2005

Natural resource management revolutionized around Cambodia’s ‘Great Lake’

Fao 22 Sep 2005

Modeling Hurricane Rita’s Path

National Center For Atmospheric Research 22 Sep 2005

US summer wetter, warmer than usual says NOAA

Noaa 21 Sep 2005

Number of Amazon forest fires in Mato Grosso, Brazil fall 44%

Rhett Ayers Butler 21 Sep 2005

Pig iron production fueling Amazon deforestation

Rhett Ayers Butler 21 Sep 2005

Hurricane Katrina damage just a dose of what’s to come

Carnegie Institution 21 Sep 2005

Danish researchers develop hydrogen tablet that stores hydrogen in inexpensive and safe material

Technical University Of Denmark 21 Sep 2005

Stronger New Orleans’ levees could have high real estate and environmental cost

Rhett Ayers Butler 21 Sep 2005

Biomimicry Employed by MIT Nanotechnology Researchers

Mit 21 Sep 2005

Last 4 missing Gulfport dolphins rescued following hurricane

Noaa 21 Sep 2005

New York City to dim lights to protect migrating birds

Reuters 21 Sep 2005

Ant produces own natural herbicide to poison unwanted plants

Stanford University 21 Sep 2005

What is a Category 5 Hurricane?

Rhett Ayers Butler 21 Sep 2005

Cocoa innovations could help West Africa escape poverty

Reuters 21 Sep 2005

FDA Approves First Pediatric Generic AIDS Drug

Fda 20 Sep 2005

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