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Bonobos opt to share their foodOne of our closest primate relatives, the bonobo, has been shown to voluntarily share food, scientists report. |
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EU nations have decided to support a ban on international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna until stockEU nations have decided to support a ban on international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna until stocks recover. |
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US seeks Atlantic bluefin tuna ban in challenge to JapanThe United States called Wednesday for a ban on the international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna to save the species from extinction, challenging Japan ahead of a major global meeting. |
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Honey bees can say ‘stop’Not only can honeybees tell hive-mates where food is, the flying creatures can also warn each other about possibly troublesome spots, researchers say. |
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San Fran regains sea lion of approvalTourists, photographers and wildlife enthusiasts flock to San Francisco to spot the sea lions who have returned to Pier 39 in the city - after inexplicably leaving in November 2009. |
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Australia tells Japan: Stop whaling or face courtAustralia has set a deadline for Japan to stop whaling in the Southern Ocean by November this year, or face international legal action. |
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Dolphins ‘can turn off diabetes’Dolphins have a unique ability to control diabetes, according to scientists, who suggest that the discovery could have implications for a human cure for the condition. |
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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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UN Agency Backs Bluefin Tuna Ban, Vote Due In MarchA United Nations scientific agency backed on Friday a proposal to ban international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna, saying the species prized by sushi lovers needed to recover from commercial overfishing. |
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France backs ban on bluefin tuna exportsFrance has added its voice to calls for a ban on the global trade in bluefin tuna, the numbers of which have dwindled through overfishing. |
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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