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The release of rare images of Amazon Indians firing arrows by Brazil’s National Indian Foundation has highlighted the threats faced by a few tribes that still live in near-total isolation from civilization. Fast-encroaching development will soon...
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Heerlen, a Dutch city, has come up with the world’s first minewater power station. The station is powered by geothermal energy accessed from deep coal mine shafts...
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EcoFactor: Two new desktops from Samsung Korea that consume only 60W of power in power-saving mode and just 1W when in stand-by mode.
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It is finally happening. It has started in the United Kingdom, and will no doubt spread to the world. Human death as a result of air pollution has been reported on a...
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We are facing crises of freshwater, food, deforestation, and ocean health. We need leadership in the protection of all our natural resources.
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This is a reproduction from one of my earliest blogs. Do excuse me if you find it too harsh. Suggestions and feedback welcome though.
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Members of one of Brazil’s few remaining “uncontacted” tribes, their bodies painted with red and black dye, shoot arrows at a surveillance plane from...
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