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As per reports issued in the online publication of Current Biology, which is a publication of Cell Press, the future of the oceans stand endangered due to the loss of deep-sea species. As per a study, done globally the health of a deep sea in directly..
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U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says he will make a decision in the coming weeks on whether to overturn a controversial Bush administration regulation that limits...
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An environmental group is suing the federal government, saying the Obama administration has failed to address a backlog of animals and plants that need to be considered...
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The inspector general for the Commerce Department is trying to force a prominent environmental group to reveal who leaked the Bush administration’s plans to...
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The state of Alaska says it will go to court to challenge the federal decision to protect beluga whales in Cook Inlet under the Endangered Species Act.
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A panel of federal appellate judges is being asked to decide whether the government should count hatchery-raised salmon and steelhead when considering the fish...
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‘Beluga whale now an endangered species’
The Beluga whales of Alaska’s Cook Inlet are now an endangered species and require additional protection to survive. The...
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The Philippines is one of the top biodiversity hot spots, with 592 endemic species of amphibians, birds and mammals considered “threatened or endangered,” and 227...
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Like the Philippine Eagle, the Tamaraw is another animal that can best symbolize mass extinction of species in the Philippines. Once found in the thousands in the early...
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AP, Helena
Environmental groups sued the federal government Tuesday to protect wolverines under the Endangered Species Act, saying the Interior Department disregarded scientific...
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WWF condemns the blatant poaching of internationally-protected marine life and hopes that the Philippine government will finally have the resolve to dispense due...
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Most of us connect to nature through the ‘chirpy’ birds we hear throughout the day. Birds are the most common icons for people to relate to nature. But they...
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Rising acidification of the ocean could reduce fertilisation of marine invertebrates and might eventually wipe out colonies of sea urchins, lobsters, mussels and...
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According to a latest review, 48% of primate species face extinction. Illegal hunting, deforestation and habitat loss will soon wipe out primates. The picture is quite...
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CHENNAI: As many as 950 live tortoises, an endangered species, were seized by the Customs officials from a passenger of a flight bound for Bangkok via Colombo at the...
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The giant panda is not on the brink of extinction! Past surveys underestimated its populations to have been left at about 1,000, but there, actually, may be as many as...
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