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Will hydrocarbon biofuels replace gasoline and ethanol?

Northern India’s water is vanishing due to agriculture, human consumption

New website consolidates national red lists for endangered species

Research into drugs derived from natural products declining

Best Buy to sell electric bicycles

Saving one of the last tropical dry forests, an interview with Edwina von Gal

Saving tigers by counting feces

High-flying kites could power New York

Photo: guano stains helps researchers track penguins by satellite

Congo biochar initiative will reduce poverty, protect forests, slow climate change

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

Canada and Britain abandon conventional coal

How satellites are used in conservation

Replacing natural experiences with technology hurts humans and the natural world

Development of Google Earth a watershed moment for the environment

Deforestation maps for Sumatra now available on Google Earth

Advancements in satellite technology will help scientists and policy makers map and monitor forest carbon

New technology allows researchers to study mass migrations of fish

Carbon dioxide monitoring satellite crashes immediately after launch

Universal phone charger to cut e-waste

Fit with tiny backpacks, songbirds reveal speed of migration at 311 miles a day

Google Earth now allows ocean exploration, tracking of sharks

Rainforest canopy-penetrating technology gets boost for forest carbon monitoring

Japanese scientists clone embryo of vanishing ‘living fossil’

Brazil to use body-heat sensing technology to find uncontacted Amazon tribes

Discovery may lead to organic acrylic glass made from sugar

Brazil to have high resolution imagery for 86% of the Amazon by year end

U.S. Congress passes legislation to boost solar, wind, and geothermal energy

U.S. ignores laws on e-waste disposal

Group takes ‘venture capital’ approach to conservation

Big computer makers pitch energy efficiency to sell more services, equipment

There is enough water for everyone provided it is well-managed and distributed

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