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Indigo Turtles: The Babies Hatch!
08/25/2014

The Indigo Turtles Project bears its fruit as the hatchling season begins. Now it’s easier for thousands of baby sea turtles to get passed the obstacles of nature.

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Proof That The Clean Water Crisis Is A Women’s Issue
08/25/2014

Alleviating the burden of searching and gathering clean water can open up hours in the day for women and children to devote to learning new skills.

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Cambodian Garment Workers Are Working Themselves to Death
08/22/2014

“2014 is remarkable because while we have had many cases of mass faintings in the past, this is the first year that people have died.’

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Sylvia Earle Wants New Doc ‘Mission Blue’ To Give You Hope For Our Oceans
08/21/2014

Dr. Sylvia Earle has spent more than 7,000 hours — nearly a year of her life — underwater. So when she says the oceans are in trouble, you listen.

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Floating Solar Orchid Pods Could Bring Pop-Up Restaurants to Singapore’s Waterfront
08/20/2014

The design incorporates a protective, solar power generating canopy and multiple, solar-powered, floating pods, each of which houses a street food vendor

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16-Year-Old Discovers Way to Clean the World’s Pollution With Sunscreen and Pencils
08/19/2014

16-year-old Samuel Burrow has found a way to scrub the world clean of toxic pollution using materials found in sunscreen and pencils!

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Indigo Turtles: Egg Laying Season
08/18/2014

Orta staff had the pleasure of lending a hand on the beach.

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India Makes CSR A Requirement for Companies
08/18/2014

Under India’s Companies Act of 2013 large companies must develop a CSR policy

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Indigo Turtles: Introducing Chelonia mydas
08/15/2014

Like other sea turtles, green sea turtles migrate long distances between feeding grounds and hatching beaches.

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Legendary Architect Moshe Safdie Unveils Indoor Bio-Dome for Singapore’s Changi Airport
08/15/2014

He has a history of doing it in cahoots with some of the world’s least environmentally friendly and socially-unconscious corporations.

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