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The unexpected benefits of canary grassResearchers seeking to beautify contaminated industrial sites found success in more ways than one when they struck upon an unexpected new source for green biomass fuel. |
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Green iPhone apps highlightedA new iPhone app is aiming to challenge climate change sceptics by providing them with the info needed to understand the effects and implications of global warming. |
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Sony unveils green mini laptopSony is targeting the green pound with its latest offering, an eco-friendly mini laptop which is manufactured, in part, from recycled compact disks. |
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Coral reefs ‘generate’ new speciesWhile coral reefs have long been known to attract a diverse range of species, the undersea areas also act as cradles of evolution, according to new research. |
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UN helps save chimps from volcanoEndangered chimpanzees and other wildlife in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) are being monitored by a United Nations (UN) peacekeeping aircraft following a volcanic eruption in Virunga National Park. |
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10 green resolutions to save you moneyBy taking green steps at home, you can save money and make life easier. |
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Planned City “Rawabi” Draws on Palestinian Enterprise and Israeli ExperienceFor many Palestinians, the norm is tight-quartered living with barely a garden in sight, no defined sidewalks and a poor water system. But this is about to change with an ambitious plan for a new way of living. |
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Looking ahead, Brazil’s farmers take up reforestationFor nearly 20 years, Luiz Alberto Bortolini cleared trees and planted soybeans as fast as he could, one of many pioneers who turned this barren outpost into prosperous farmland. |
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Powered By TrashA lamppost powered by trash seems like a strange idea but if you think about the ratio between city trash and energy needs – things start to make sense, kinda. |
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Lover of Birds and Opera Leaves Millions to BothMona Webster, a lighthouse keeper’s daughter who lived in Edinburgh and died in August at 96, had a love of birds, and warblers in particular — of the human kind. |
evironmental news headlines
- Bonobos opt to share their food
- EU nations have decided to support a ban on international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna until stock
- US seeks Atlantic bluefin tuna ban in challenge to Japan
- Milliband urges homeowners to ‘go green’
- M&S aims to be most sustainable store
- M&S calls for ‘Your Green Ideas’
- China Says Moving To Enforce Greenhouse Gas Goals
- What will you swap for Fairtrade?
- Honey bees can say ‘stop’
- Government pledges cash for eco-drivers
- San Fran regains sea lion of approval
- Bill Gates calls for energy miracles
- Can termite mounds inspire eco-cities?
- UK still ‘staunchly loyal’ to fairtrade
- Australia tells Japan: Stop whaling or face court
- Dolphins ‘can turn off diabetes’
- 21-hour work week to help environment?
- The unexpected benefits of canary grass
- Green iPhone apps highlighted
- Norway To Finance World’s Biggest Wind Turbine
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