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New report on Gulf ecosystem gives mixed review

Washington - A new study on the Gulf of Mexico's coastal wetlands and wildlife a year after BP's Deepwater Horizon debacle suggests some wildlife species are recovering while others are in an imperiled state, with recoveries dependent on decisive action.

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Wildlife group says accidents are common for oil, gas industries

The National Wildlife Federation released a ten-year examination of the safety record of the oil and gas industry, finding accidents are common.

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Overwhelming American Majority Support Action on Global Warming

Despite the controversy over climate change, a recent poll maintains the majority of Americans support the concept of global warming and international cooperation with regard to it. This flies in the face of recent criticism from naysayers.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff

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National wildlife survey begins

The wildlife charity RSPB appeals to the public to join its annual Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend.

Jasper park worries over dwindling caribou herds

Wildlife experts in Jasper National Park are worrying about the future of the park's dwindling caribou herds.

Tiger evades 'mating call' lure

A tiger in India's Rajasthan state evades wildlife experts using recorded mating calls to lure her after she strayed from a national park.

Kenyan floods kill church group

Seven members of a church youth group die after being swept away by flash floods in a national park, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) says.

First Nations education gets poor grade from federal panel

A national panel on first nation elementary and secondary education released a long-awaited study Wednesday, saying there really is no national system for aboriginal education.