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Environment
Erik
- 125 days ago - babelgum.com
If there weren't any pesky practical limitations, how would you change the world? What about cars that could shrink to fit in your pocket? We could turn our parking lots into water parks. GOOD director Max Joseph explains.
Environment
Erik
- 158 days ago - babelgum.com
What does the future hold for fish? Rupert Murray, director of the movie, travels to Australia and dives to the SS Yongala shipwreck, an area which has been protected for over 30 yrs and which now thrives with marine life.
Environment
Erik
- 172 days ago - babelgum.com
How can fish consumers and the people that supply them have a positive or negative effect on the sea? Journalists confront posh Nobu sushi chef with DNA evidence of use of endangered bluefin tuna.
Environment
Michelle
- 185 days ago - uk.reuters.com
Members of the Scottich parliament on Wednesday backed a binding goal to cut greenhouse gases by 42 percent by 2020 from 1990 levels, edging Germany into second place in a ranking of the most ambitious developed world targets.
Environment
Cher
- 186 days ago - wildlifeextra.com
Don't put tap water in your pond - That's the message from Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) this summer as responses start pouring in to their nationwide survey of ponds and backyard wetlands.
Environment
Cher
- 187 days ago - animalrights.change.org
America's top pork producer churns out a sea of waste that has destroyed rivers, killed millions of fish and generated one of the largest fines in EPA history.
Environment
Tj
- 187 days ago - telegraph.co.uk
From a 5,000-year-old yew said to have sheltered the young Pontius Pilate, to an oak which inspired Mendelssohn and a sycamore under which the Tolpuddle Martyrs met, many of the trees have played a key role in the nation's history.
Asbestos Still Not Banned in the U.S.
Environment
Joann
- 193 days ago - examiner.com
Environment
Joann
- 193 days ago - examiner.com
Even with mounting lawsuits and the dangers of the mineral known for decades, asbestos is still not banned in the U.S.
$15 Fee on Every Car Could Keep State Parks Open
Environment
Nick
- 193 days ago - pressdemocrat.com
Environment
Nick
- 193 days ago - pressdemocrat.com
Could California's parks be saved by raising car registration fees by $15?
Environment
Take
- 193 days ago - ec.gc.ca
Learn how you can help the environment and enjoy the health benefits of organic gardening by growing a wide variety of fruits and vegetables on your balcony.
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