Ecology News
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In a move that Sarah Palin might support, Canadian officials have decided to start killing wolves. It is hoped that by lowering the wolf population, caribou numbers may rebound.
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Athens -
Despite the crisis in Greece, there are a plethora of sustainable, ecological and ethical initiatives being offered throughout the country.
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Dar Es Salaam -
The Ecology Protection Company (ECO) has donated four vehicles worth US$300,000 for collecting garbage at Kinondoni municipality as a way of preserving environment.
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Jerusalem -
Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have attached the world's smallest GPS on Egyptian fruit bats to conduct the first-ever comprehensive study in order to understand mammal navigation.
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Speaking at the Cannes International Film Festival, Hollywood movie icon and environmental activist Peter Fonda lashed out at President Obama, considering the White House's actions on the BP oil spill traitorous.
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According to census figures released this week, India, the world's second most populous country, experienced a dramatic growth in population over the past decade, raising questions on sustainability.
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Coming just days after more than 3,000 blackbirds dropped from the skies over Arkansas, hundreds of blackbirds and starlings were discovered dead and dying in Louisiana.
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Nigeria, the world's eighth most populous country, has begun grappling with issues of water scarcity across a number of its states - forcing infrastructure and long-term sustainability questions.
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Though the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration acknowledges that bluefin tuna populations are 'low,' the Pew Environmental Group believes that governments hold fishing interests over ecosystem interests.
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The Greens in France are just one element of a loose alliance of several political tendencies. Their Regional Secretary in the Rhône region describes the stakes involved and the tactics being used to harmonize their efforts.
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Ecology Headlines
 A new NASA study predicts massive ecological changes for Canada's Prairies and boreal regions by the year 2100.
 Canada has the world's 8th largest ecological footprint per capita, according to WWF's Living Planet Report 2012, which was released on Tuesday.
Canada has the world's 8th largest ecological footprint per capita, according to WWF's Living Planet Report 2012, which was released on Tuesday.
How the oceans are paying for our energy
Counting the ecological costs of raging fires in Nepal
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Believe it or not back in 1971, youngsters were able to become a member of the "Sugar Bear Ecology Club" courtesy of Super Sugar Crisp Cereal made by General Foods Corp. Ah, the things kids could get in a box of breakfast cereal back then!
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Ecology Blogs
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The recent Earth Day celebrations, especially the ones here in the San Francisco area were met with enthusiasm and some...
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One week ago I was fired from my job. It was a lot like an execution, except I'm still alive. I even wore the formal...
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Sometimes a spokesperson doesn't quite say what he or she is supposed to, and when that happens in politics it can even...
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Another rushed day; another rushed meal. I grabbed the remnants of the previous night’s oven pizza in the...
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There's surely no doubt that French politician Cécile Duflot is an educated, articulate and ambitious woman. Her...
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