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Indonesian authorities and WWF have come together to save Sumatra. Authorities have finally realized that habitat loss is taking place at an extremely rapid rate. They have agreed upon ‘ecosystem-based planning’, and if adopted it would ban any...
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Newspapers, already facing a grim economic forecast, are digesting another piece of bad news: the growth in online advertising they saw as their salvation has slowed to...
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Asian markets soared for a second day Tuesday, led by a record 14 percent jump in Tokyo, after Wall Street rallied from its worst week ever on optimism that government...
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Japan stands ready to offer money to any needed effort to inject capital into crumbling financial institutions around the world, the finance minister said Tuesday.
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Global and regional shipping operators and financiers are to gather in Dubai in December to assess the impact of global financial market turbulence and the economic...
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Germany will provide as much as 500 billion euros ($681 billion) in loan guarantees and capital to bolster the banking system, the country’s biggest government...
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The state’s corn harvest for this year may not break any records as once anticipated, but it’s still likely to be most bountiful crop produced in Kansas...
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Oil prices rose above $83 a barrel on Tuesday in Asia as panic selling over a global financial crisis eased after the U.S. and Europe pledged to pump capital into...
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With gold-plated ceilings, exotic fountains and the clink of champagne glasses, the Emporio Mall in New Delhi is the perfect place to..
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Oil prices rose above $83 a barrel on Tuesday in Asia as panic selling over a global financial crisis eased after the U.S. and Europe pledged to pump capital into...
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Financial markets in Asia have risen sharply, with the Nikkei gaining 13% in morning trading, and Sydney up 5%.
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Ministers are surveying the wreckage of their plans to extend pre-charge terror detention to 42 days after dropping them in the face of a crushing House of Lords...
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Asian markets soared for a second day Tuesday, led by a stunning 13 percent jump in Tokyo, after Wall Street rallied from its worst week ever on optimism that...
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Boeing Co. says renewed negotiations with its striking machinists broke down over an issue crucial to the company’s “long-term competitiveness.” A...
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Boeing Co. and the leader of its striking machinists union say talks aimed at resolving a five-week walkout have broken down.
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Japanese stocks are soaring in early trading following spectacular rallies in markets across the global.
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The Bush administration plans to spend as much as $250 billion of the $700 billion bailout buying stock in private banks, greatly expanding protections for the U.S....
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How far the Dow Jones industrial average has fallen or advanced each trading day since Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sept....
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A doubled risk of heart attack, stroke and death persisted at least a year after people stopped taking withdrawn painkiller Vioxx, according to an analysis of long-term...
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Commodities prices shot up Monday as U.S. and European governments intensified their efforts to revive the global banking sector _ prodding investors to put some of...
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A financial industry official says the Bush administration has decided to greatly expand protections for the U.S. banking system out of concern for the faltering...
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Re-seeding programs on over 50 reefs are securing the survival of the giant clam for at least another generation, according to WWF-Philippines. The giant clam (Tridacna...
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During last few years Tiger project of India and Nepal are not doing very well. But here is a good news for all the tigers in India , that NOKIA joins his hand with WWF...
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Dolphins are deemed to be the most intelligent animal species on the planet. You might have encountered dolphins in entertainment parks and dolphin parks. A majority of...
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This may be a tailored picture, but it speaks volumes about our scary future. Yes, the way human beings are feeding upon Mother Earth irresponsibly, this picture is an...
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The EU called for a ban of bluefin tuna fishing in the Mediterranean and Eastern Atlantic for large industrial vessels last week following extensive evidence of illegal...
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I remember I was in the fifth standard when I happened to read an article in some magazine about the extinct species of India. Through that article I came to know...
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Arctic sea ice is melting “significantly faster” than predicted and is approaching a point of no return, conservation group the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)...
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Some of Canada’s polar bear populations risk being wiped out within four decades because of climate change and human activity including hunting, the World Wide...
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Cities around the world will briefly go dim Saturday evening as the lights of buildings and landmarks are shut off for one hour to raise awareness about climate change....
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Quite often, we waste our earnings on apparently unimportant ostentatious items. If a small fraction of our money could be spent on making our planet greener and that...
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There are those cynics who will instantly say after reading this that big boys of world market never do anything for environment until it benefits them. Well, the point...
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It is the worst nightmare of environmentalists across the world, but is the grim reality. A price we have to pay for unmindful exploitation of nature in the name of...
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The Philippines has tightened laws on fishing and species collection on Apo Reef to help it recover from near destruction. Gregg Yan of the World Wildlife Fund,...
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Researchers had given some food for thought to Canadian and European governments about the impacts of cold water fishing in the North West Atlantic. Further details of...
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About eight mountain gorillas have been shot dead in the Virunga National Park of the Congo region. The killings are a major setback to the conservation efforts as well...
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World Wildlife Fund launched this interesting print advertisement in China to create awareness about fast delpeting forests and natural resources, which may cause...
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World Wildlife Fund had launched this print advertisement campaign in its fund raising efforts. The campaign is urging people to donate just few coins to support the...
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World Wildlife Fund anticipating the future of this planet following the brisk pace of its destruction has launched this hard-hitting print advertisement campaign. The...
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As the days go by, more and more species are becoming threatened. Recently, the Chilean blue whale has been declared as an endangered species.
Each year a lot of blue...
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World Wide Fund (WWF) members are dressed to protest against the construction of new coal mines in Europe, in front of the European Parliament in Brussels, Tuesday Oct. 7, 2008. Later Tuesday members of the European Parliament are voting on the EU’s...
