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Freshwater Dolphins get new protect...
The Government of Bangladesh recently declared three new wildlife sanctuaries for endangered freshwater dolphins in the world’s largest mangrove ecosystem – the Sundarbans, according to the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)... 
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U.S. Geological Survey Releases Ass...
The U.S. Geological Survey has approximated how much undiscovered onshore shale oil and gas resources are available for use in Alaska’s North Slope region. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), about zero up to two billion... 
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U.S. Geological Survey Releases Ass...
The U.S. Geological Survey has approximated how much undiscovered onshore shale oil and gas resources are available for use in Alaska’s North Slope region. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), about zero up to two billion... 
Alaska is about to get fracked up
Alaska is about to get fracked up...
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Flashback: Gingrich opposed ANWR drilling, pushed for efficiency instead
Flashback: Gingrich opposed ANWR dr...
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In the News: New sanctuaries to hel...
Three new wildlife sanctuaries have been declared by the Government of Bangladesh, in the hope that they will help to prevent the extinction of the threatened Irrawaddy and Ganges river dolphins. Follow this link: In the News: New... 
Clammed up: Digging for local, sustainable protein on a muddy beach
Clammed up: Digging for local, sust...
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Raccoon invasion! Masked bandits are taking over our cities
Raccoon invasion! Masked bandits ar...
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Republic of Congo Expands National ...
The Nouabale-Ndoki National Park is a lush rainforest park within the equatorial nation of the Republic of Congo (ROC), not to be confused with the much larger Democratic Republic of Congo to the south and east. The ROC has followed... 
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As Bear Population Grows, More Stat...
Wildlife officials don’t usually base hunting policies on how the public feels about an animal. But the black bear seems to be different. The revered king of the forest has bounced back from near-extinction to being a nuisance... 
Roads to ruin: Why ‘drill and drive’ is the new motto in Washington
Roads to ruin: Why ‘drill and dri...
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Stand by for baby eagles on webcam!
Stand by for baby eagles on webcam!...
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Unbroken homes: Five creative reuses for foreclosed houses
Unbroken homes: Five creative reuse...
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Corn, corn everywhere — and not a drop to eat
Corn, corn everywhere — and not a...
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The Pygmy Nile Crocodile...
A new study from researchers at the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has uncovered secrets of the mysterious pygmy Nile crocodile. Once thought to be a unique population of the more well-known Nile crocodile, the pygmy Niles are... 
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Satellite Study Reveals Critical Ha...
Conservationists working in Central Africa to save the world’s rarest gorilla have good news: the Cross River gorilla has more suitable habitat than previously thought, including vital corridors that, if protected, can help the... 
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Obama’s Forest Service Weaken...
WASHINGTON— The U.S. Forest Service today released a new proposal for the nation’s 193-million-acre national forest system that will weaken rules protecting fish and wildlife from logging, livestock grazing, mining and off-road... 
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The World is Still Consuming Dolphi...
Not too long ago, a big problem with the fishing industry was that dolphins were being captured in the large nets used to harvest tuna. They would get mixed in and their meat would be ground up and served with the tuna in the tuna... 
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Mexico pipeline oil spill may take ...
Two weeks after a pipeline leak in coastal Mexico sent oil gushing into a river, state oil monopoly Pemex has recovered about two-thirds of the spilled crude, but the full clean-up could take another month. Mexico’s environmental... 
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Top-secret snake!...
by Jess Zimmerman. This newly-discovered snake species , named Matilda's Horned Viper after the discoverer's 7-year-old daughter, lives in Tanzania somewhere. Beyond that, who can say? The answer is nobody (except Matilda's... 

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