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]]> We speak to Elouise Cobell, the lead plaintiff in what was the largest class-action lawsuit against the US government.
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]]> the Democrats’ presumed presidential nominee, as a stealth radical liberal who has tried to cover up “extensive connections to Islam” and questioning whether his admitted experimentation with drugs in high school and college ever ceased.
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]]> Global Warming News: The Bush Administration plans to rollback protections for America’s imperiled wildlife by re-writing the regulations of the Endangered Species Act. According to leaked documents obtained by the ...
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]]> ExxonMobil reported second-quarter earnings of $11.68 billion, the largest quarterly profit ever by any American corporation. On May 29, BNET.com reported Exxon Mobil plans to invest just $10 million this year in renewable energy. *PHOTO: Oil Spill Victim
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]]> The 363 animals include more than 70 dogs and more than three dozen cats, plus donkeys, rabbits, ducks, chickens, and exotic fish. The Humane Society of Missouri and Polk County also found 12 to 15 dead rabbits, dogs, cats, and poultry.

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]]> Debate has long raged over how the military's use of sonar to detect enemy submarines affects dolphins and whales, which use sound to navigate, communicate and locate food.
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]]> Solar energy products these days as many know are quite costly. Imagine everything you use in your home from the radio on your desk, your refrigerator or even your toilet were powered by blackberries, blueberries, oranges and grapes.
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]]> Climate change is affecting the Tibetan plateau, threatening regional water supplies and altering atmospheric circulation for half the planet
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]]> Your fingerprints can now be analyzed to discover what you've touched. The analyzer that does this - if it can be miniaturized and automated - will also be able to find molecules associated with cancer in the human body.
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]]> Now it's Paris Hilton's chance to tell off John McCain for putting her in an Obama attack ad.
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]]> RESCUERS who attempted to save a premature baby humpback whale, which beached itself in Fremantle this morning, believe the calf may have died at sea.

The baby humpback whale, thought to have been abandoned by its mother, was pushed back into waters at
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]]> DUBLIN ZOO : AN UNPRECEDENTED baby boom at Dublin Zoo is set to draw a record one million visitors this year for the first time in the zoo's 177-year history.

A total of 905,000 people entered the Phoenix Park attraction in 2007, but the patter of heav
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]]> A HALO for you, Eric! How proud all Care2 members who love animals must be! Thanks to Christine and Eric and all the members of the Care2 Group Pets in Need, Little Princess now has a loving home.
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]]> The USPS station in Irvine is the first in the United States to test drive a Chevrolet Equinox as part of General Motors' Project Driveway, which puts more than 100 fuel-cell vehicles in the hands of average drivers as part of a large-scale market test
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]]> An international team of conservation scientists from Australia, the United Kingdom and United States, including University of Texas Professor Camille Parmesan, call for new conservation tactics, such as assisted migration, in the face of the growing thre
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]]> You don't need a large yard or tons of time and energy to build a water garden. If you don't have the time, money or ambition to create a large water feature, you can build a water garden in a tub.
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]]> The Department of Homeland Security has asked scientists to draw up new plans on how hurricanes and other tropical storms can be weakened before they hit land.
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]]> Blue patrol boats crisscross the swimming areas of beaches here with their huge nets skimming the water’s surface. The yellow flags that urge caution and the red flags that prohibit swimming because of risky currents are sometimes topped now...
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]]> Researchers unearth 890 previously unknown species, many of them microscopic.
By Bruce Henderson
bhenderson@charlotteobserver.com
Posted: Sunday, Aug. 03, 2008

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]]> How to maintain your summer tan with natural ways
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]]> The high seas — the area beyond any nation's jurisdiction, and 50 percent of the Earth's surface have no owner and no steward. And we have abused this wilderness with quite shocking indifference as human populations and demands have grown.
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]]> One menu item could soon disappear from foreign dinner tables: meat from slaughtered American horses.

Animal rights advocates are urging lawmakers to pass a bill banning the slaughter of U.S.


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]]> We'll gladly pay you $1,000 to ask Nancy Pelosi a question.

Pelosi told "The View" today that she'd impeach Bush if anybody knew of a crime he'd committed, ....................
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]]> BERLIN (Reuters Life!) - Scientists have spotted a humpback whale off Germany's Baltic coast for the first time in 30 years, a sighting experts described as a "scientific sensation."
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]]> By KAREN UHLENHUTH
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Boo Boo the cat has a new name.

“I’m going to name her Hero,” Grace George said today, a day after Boo Boo saved George from a burning house.

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]]> The U.S. Interior Department ratcheted up the pressure on Congress Wednesday to open more of the country's coastline to offshore oil drilling, a move petroleum companies have sought for decades.

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]]> A sick whale has been put down despite a massive rescue bid after it became stranded twice on sandbanks.
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]]> scientific funding continues to decrease even under the new Rudd government
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]]> VICTORIA -- A University of B.C. team is having a whale of a time cleaning the eight-tonne skeleton of a blue whale unearthed in the Maritimes.
The team is in Victoria cleaning, drilling and assembling the 22-metre skeleton....
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]]> Through their research, the Wild Dolphin Project has learned a great deal of information about spotted and bottlenose dolphins, which has greatly contributed to the scientific understanding of these species.
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]]> Scientists exploring caves in the bone-dry and mostly barren Atacama Desert in Chile stumbled upon a totally unexpected discovery this week: water. They also found hundreds of thousands of animal bones in a cave. . .
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]]> An ancient astronomy calculator appears to show the four-year cycle of the early Greek competitions that inspired today's Olympic Games.
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]]> UPPER PROVIDENCE - At only a year to 18 months old, Azure's life on the street has been anything but a routine catwalk.
Found hanging from a telephone pole in Chester last month, the apparent stray cat remains on antibiotics
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]]> THE bottom line is there are too many fools among us. Manu Bennett, who swam with a southern right whale and her calf off Tamarama on Thursday told The Daily Telegraph: "There was nobody else with them, so I dived in.....
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]]> SAN ANTONIO — Two 150-pound beluga whale calves were born this week at SeaWorld San Antonio.
The calves, not yet named, were born Sunday to 9-year-old mother Whisper and Thursday to 22-year-old mother Sikku.
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