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Once Extinct in the Wild, Galapagos Giant Tortoises Return to Pinzon Island
08/09/2013After more than 100 years, Galápagos giant tortoise hatchlings finally have a chance to thrive and survive on their native Pinzón Island…
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What Does the Future Hold for Genetically Modified Cotton?
08/08/2013GM’s opponents may not be won over, and GM remains excluded from those ‘niche’ markets where organic and Fairtrade standards hold sway.
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Japan Earthquake 2013: 6.0-Magnitude Quake Shakes Northeast, No Tsunami Risk
08/07/2013The quake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.0 struck shortly after midday.
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Shanghai Heat Wave Hits Record High of 105 Degrees Fahrenheit, Killing at Least 10
08/06/2013Authorities at the Shanghai Municipal Centre for Disease Control and Prevention announced that at least ten victims of heat stroke have been pronounced dead since this past Friday.
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Lobster Cannibalism: Crustaceans Starting To Eat Each Other, Probably Because Of Climate Change
08/05/2013After repeated experiments, scientists concluded that juvenile lobsters were 90 percent more likely to be attacked and eaten by adult lobsters than by any other type of fish.
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Colombian cotton farming deteriorates with dip in demand
08/02/2013…during the last three years, the profitability and competitiveness of cotton cultivation has seriously deteriorated.
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North Pole Isn’t Melting. But Parts of Siberia Baking & Burning
08/01/2013In Siberia, near-record-breaking heat grips the region..
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Phyto Kinetic Green-Roofed Buses Could Add a Breath of Fresh Air to the Urban Jungle
07/31/2013How would you like to be transported to work in a moving garden?
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Why Can’t These Seals Go Home?
07/30/2013The study, published this month in the journal PLOS ONE, suggests that the decline of sea ice is at least partially responsible for the increase in seal strandings,..
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New Study Suggests Pesticide-Tainted Pollen is Killing Bees By The Millions
07/29/2013“The pesticide issue in itself is much more complex than we have been led to believe,”
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