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Baltimore Aquarium Considering Ending Captive Dolphin Program
07/14/2014

The aquarium’s change of heart came after two of its dolphins died in 2011.

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Upcycling Gets Famous With New Reality Show Series
07/14/2014

“Human Resources” follows the wacky, fast-paced work environment of the TerraCylce team

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Saving These Fish Could Save The Caribbean Coral Reefs
07/11/2014

Caribbean coral reefs are in critical danger, but a group of fish might be able to save them.

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India Bans the Import and Consumption of Foie Gras
07/11/2014

Another victory for our darling ducks has been won. The Indian government banned the import of foie gras into the country on July 3, 2014.

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Musical shaker could light the way home for African school kids
07/10/2014

The Spark is a percussive shaker that converts the energy from playing it into electricity.

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Overfishing and Pollution Kill More Corals than Climate Change
07/10/2014

Local stressors have have caused more than 50 percent of the decline in Caribbean coral cover since the 1970s

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Boyan Slat, Teenage Inventor of the Ocean Cleanup Array
07/09/2014

19-year-old inventor Boyan Slat made waves by designing an “Ocean Cleanup Array”

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Spectacular Rangoli Designs Made from Naturally Colored Rice and Flour Pop Up in India
07/08/2014

Called Rangoli, these creations are typically made during Indian festivals for decorative purposes and to bring good luck

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Pierce Brosnan Protests Military Sonar Testing to Save Whales
07/08/2014

The Navy predicts that as many as 1,000 marine mammals could be killed as a result of its testing, and thousands more will be deafened

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Peru Approves Large Gas Project that Could Wipe Out Uncontacted Tribes
07/07/2014

The decision to allow the project was made despite international outrage

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