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By June 30th, the federal government will make one of the most important decisions in conservation history. If it declares the polar bear to be an "endangered" species, the decision will set off an unprecedented worldwide discussion on global warming.

The government is allowing hunters to kill up to 275,000 young harp seals on the ice floes off Eastern Canada, but only three had been reported killed on the first morning of the hunt in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Climate change is threatening the world's fish populations, already stressed by pollution, alien infestations and over-exploitation. The worst impacts are concentrated in 10 to 15 percent of the oceans, a far greater area than previously believed.

Conoco-Phillips, one of the largest oil companies in the world, really wants to drill in Alaska. In fact, they were the high bidder for drilling rights to tens of thousands of acres of pristine polar bear habitat. Yet they have the moxie to proclaim on th

SALT LAKE CITY - About 1,500 dead birds that have washed up on the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake may have been killed by avian cholera, an expert said.

With polar bears facing possible extinction and so many other species threatened by global warming,we need decisive leadership in Washington.Fortunately, Senators Sheldon Whitehouse, Barbara Boxer have introduced the Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act>>

More than 30,000 birds and countless fish have been killed in an "ecological catastrophe" wrought by thousands of tons of oil from a tanker that broke apart in a heavy storm near the Black Sea, the governor of the region said.

Rio de Janeiro, Oct 16 - Brazilian and Argentine palaeontologists have found in Argentine Patagonia fossils of a previously undiscovered species of plant-eating dinosaur, the Spanish news agency EFE said. Futalognkosaurus dukei, as the discoverers named

Facing a billion-dollar budget shortfall, Crist had ordered all state agencies to find ways to cut 10 percent of their spending. So the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission proposed extensive cuts not only to the division that patrols