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Airline experts to assess volcano risks in Iceland 20 August 2010
Tsunami coral dying due to temperature rise 20 August 2010
Bat 'mutes sonar signal to sneak up on its prey' 20 August 2010
Growth undermining improved Sydney air quality 20 August 2010
On August 21st, we exceed nature's budget 20 August 2010
Japan to subsidise energy-efficient plants 20 August 2010
Global warming blamed for decline in phytoplankton 20 August 2010
Urban bees fare better, research reveals 20 August 2010
Largest tidal power device unveiled 20 August 2010
Deforestation drives vampire bats to attack? 20 August 2010
The world's rubbish dump 11 August 2010
China overtakes US as world's biggest energy consumer 11 August 2010
Gatwick’s green stamp of approval signals decade of change 11 August 2010
Greenpeace: help save the Ross Sea 11 August 2010
Greenpeace has released a report titled “Saving the last ocean: How seafood markets can help to save Antarctica’s Ross Sea”. The report details the destructive fishing practices used to catch Antarctic toothfish, known as Chilean sea bass in North America, and exposes how the fishing industry is engaged in a “gold-rush” for toothfish in the remote waters of the Southern Ocean.
Turbine power grew to 40 per cent last year 11 August 2010
Green Home welcomes Montenegro dams rethink 11 August 2010
UN climate deal retreats as Bonn talks end 11 August 2010
China to unveil 'new energy' plan 11 August 2010
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