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Allegation that Thai 'elephant eating' threatens species denied

Phuket - A story carried by the international media that elephant meat has become a culinary delicacy in Thailand and that the new taste is posing a threat to the survival of the species has been denied by the Thai media.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus

World's largest sperm bank turns down redheads due to low demand

Aarhus - Citing a lack of demand for the sperm from redheaded donors, and a long waiting list of willing candidates, the world's largest sperm bank is no longer accepting donations from anyone with red hair.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 5 comments

Survey: Asian dolphins on brink of extinction

A group of about 85 Irrawaddy dolphins in the Mekong River in Southeast Asia, considered sacred by indigenous peoples, could go extinct soon, because few calves are growing up to replace the extremely small population, the World Wildlife Fund cautioned.

Scientists: Marine life at high-risk of extinction

An expert panel of scientists discovered the world's oceans are at a high risk of entering a phase of extinction unprecedented in human history.
In the Media by Andrew Ardizzi

Endangered species conservation may be helped by a new index Special

A new index, called SAFE (Species Ability to Forestall Extinction), has been developed to help conservationists better understand how close a species may be to extinction and could be used to help determine where to focus limited conservation resources.
Digital Journal Report by Kimberley Pollock - 4 comments

Mathematicians say religion heading toward extinction

A recent study conducted by a group of mathematicians using census data suggests that organized religion is heading for extinction in nine western democracies.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 16 comments

US govt. misses legal deadline to protect loggerhead sea turtles

Washington - The US government has failed to issue a final ruling that would grant additional protections for the loggerhead sea turtle, a ruling required by a court-ordered settlement between conservation groups and the government over prior delays.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 1 comment

Tiger Summit considering $130M in funding, DiCaprio pledges $1M

While rangers patrol huge territories on bicycles armed with 1920's weapons, tiger poachers roam with modern GPS technology and brand new vehicles, killing tigers into extinction.
In the Media by Sara Star - 3 comments

World Bank introduces program that lists ecosystems as assets

During the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, which concluded at the end of October, the World Bank announced two linked initiatives that aim to protect ecosystems and species at risk of extinction.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing

One fifth of the world’s plants are under threat of extinction

Plants are as threatened as mammals, with one in five of the world’s plant species threatened with extinction. It is for the first time that the true extent of the threat to the world’s estimated 380,000 plant species has been quantified.
In the Media by Subir Ghosh - 1 comment
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One of Britain's oldest native dog breeds - the English setter - is at risk of extinction, says the UK Kennel Club.
Between 600 and 900 species of tropical birds could become extinct by 2100 due to climate change, researchers say.
Human hunters were responsible for the extinction of Australia's giant vertebrates about 40,000 years ago, scientists conclude.

Giant tortoises carrying DNA from a species believed extinct for 150 years are living in a remote part of the Galapagos Islands, raising hopes the original species is alive.

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Japan out of answers, shut down of all Nuclear Plants, with danger at Fukushima

Fukushima is a disaster that continues to tell the world that nuclear power can't be controlled - which means it can't...
May 16, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan - 4 comments

Is it Time to Strike Iran?

You know an issue is big when it becomes a major talking point during a presidential election year. And the question of...
Feb 20, 2012 by Eric Podolsky - 2 comments

“Green” Products and Free Market Conflicts

In recent years the move toward green products and technologies has gone into overdrive. Everything from the expansion...
May 24, 2011 by Paul A. Ibbetson

Endangered uncontacted tribe to feature on Discovery Channel

The Discovery Channel will show unique footage of an uncontacted tribe on Sunday, April 17 (9pm, ET and PT) in the...

The Running of the Pigs, or Animal Rights Gone Hog Wild!

There is a curious and ultimately depressing news story linked to the Drudge Report via the NBC affiliate in Forth...
Apr 13, 2011 by Johnny Simpson
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