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On Our Radar: Rhino Poaching
06/07/2012

Source: NYTimes A suspected rhino poacher is killed and two are arrested in a shootout in Kruger National Park in South…

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Greenpeace fries KFC in new deforestation campaign
06/06/2012

Source: BusinessGreen But fast food giant denies it is a customer of controversial supplier Asia Pulp and Paper KFC has become…

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Reef Sharks and Humans Don’t Mix
06/05/2012

by DOUGLAS M. MAIN, Source: NYTimes Sharks may have more reason to fear people than ever. In reefs surrounding Pacific islands…

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40 Tons of Japanese Tsunami Debris Land on Alaskan Island
06/04/2012

by Leon Kaye, Source: Inhabitat 40 tons of debris from last year’s tsunami in Japan just washed up on Montague Island…

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Timberland Hunts Down Sustainable Store Materials
06/01/2012

Source: Environmental Leader A look at how Timberland finds reclaimed materials for its retail stores

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High oil prices forcing firms to weigh green car options
05/31/2012

By Will Nichols, Source: BusinessGreen Oil prices that have stubbornly remained above $100 a barrel have prompted around a quarter of…

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Outdoor retailer Patagonia puts environment ahead of sales growth
05/30/2012

By Hugo Martín, Source: Los Angeles Times Patagonia executives say that sales have soared despite the struggling economy, and that its…

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WWF: We will need two Earths by 2030
05/29/2012

By Will Nichols, Source Business Green Landmark report calls for immediate action after revealing soaring levels of consumption and collapsing biodiversity…

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Los Angeles Becomes Largest U.S. City to Ban Plastic Bags
05/25/2012

by Stephen Messenger, Source: TreeHugger In a historic vote Wednesday, the L.A. City Council voted overwhelmingly to enact a ban on…

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“Downton Abbey’s” Elizabeth McGovern Wears Green Gucci at Cannes
05/24/2012

by Jasmin Malik Chua, Source: Ecouterre Even the acid-tongued Dowager Countess would find little fault with Elizabeth McGovern’s Cannes attire. The…

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