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Police suggestions that the public should be wary of a growing tide of activism amounts to nothing more than hysteria aimed at a movement that has often been radical but rarely violent

More than a quarter of sharks and rays in the north-east Atlantic face extinction from overfishing, conservationists warned today.

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Scientists have now genetically modified algae to produce oil efficiently. Theres a site about this green source of oil (literally), called Oilgae.com and it provides a host of information about algae oil production.

Back a few months ago, mybabytree.org started selling the opportunity to buy a tree and watch it grow from Google Earth. I decided to buy one, and now I have just recieved confirmation that it has been planted.

Want to see the effects of global warming without waiting for ten to twenty years? Then turn to these global warming cups, where you can see how the world would look after all the polar ice melts over a cup of coffee. The Global warming mug is a look at t

As we see massive changes rocking our planet, James Bruges takes us step by step through how we got here. In what is surely going to be considered the layman's environmental reference book on the state of the planet, Bruges breaks the subject matter of Th

"He would jump all over me, then run away," said Stefano Unterthiner of the black-crested macaque in this winning photo from the 2008 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. "He was always hanging around."

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