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Canfor Limits Alberta Logging on Caribou Concerns

Metro News, Sun March 13, 2005, comments (0)
Vancouver, BC - Environmentalists hailed a decision by Canfor Corp. on Thursday to defer logging in a region of Alberta's foothills that is home to a threatened caribou herd.



EPA orders smog reductions to benefit people downwind from plants

Kansas City Star, Sun March 13, 2005, comments (0)
Washington - The Bush administration on Thursday ordered reductions in smog and soot pollution across 28 states - including Minnesota - with the goal of making the air cleaner to breathe for people downwind of coal-burning power plants.



Adventure camps for children to be set up all over India

New Kerala, Sun March 13, 2005, comments (0)
New Delhi - Worried about children falling prey to the couch-potato syndrome, former Union Minister Karan Singh and internationally acclaimed mountaineer M S Kohli plan to set up adventure and leadership camps for schoolchildren in each parliamentary constituency of India.



‘No mercy’ for illegal loggers in Indonesia: president

Channel News Asia, Sun March 13, 2005, comments (0)
Jakarta, Indonesia - Indonesia's president pledged to wage war against deforestation, promising harsh penalties for officials involved in the illegal logging that continues to destroy massive areas of woodland annually.



Could Microbes Solve Russia’s Chemical Weapons Conundrum?

TerraDaily, Sat March 12, 2005, comments (0)
One of nature's most versatile microorganisms – a bacterium called Pseudomonas putida – could help mop up the toxic by-products caused by the destruction of the chemical weapon mustard, write Russian researchers in Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology this month.



Satellites See Ocean Plants Increase, Coasts Greening

NASA, Fri March 11, 2005, comments (0)
USA - Why is this important? Well, the tiny ocean plants help regulate our atmosphere and the health of our oceans. Phytoplankton produce half of the oxygen generated by plants on Earth.



New Water Filter Could Save Millions Of Lives

Terra Daily, Fri March 11, 2005, comments (0)
Los Angeles, CA - The United Nations now estimates that five million people (mostly children) die each year from drinking contaminated water. To help solve this growing international problem a former United States Navy Captain with a background in Civil and Sanitary Engineering has invented a unique pour-through water filter Disket that does not require any electricity.



San Francisco Bars Smoking in its Parks

Reuters News Service, Fri March 11, 2005, comments (0)
San Francisco, CA - Legislators in San Francisco city voted to ban smoking in public parks on Tuesday, becoming the first major American city to embrace such an expansive ban on tobacco use.



Chinese Tigers Learn Hunting, Survival Skills in Africa

National Geographic, Fri March 11, 2005, comments (0)
South Africa - On a grassy plain in South Africa, thousands of miles from home, four zoo-bred South China tiger cubs are learning to hunt in the wild.



Minister announces new federal fisheries plan

National Post, Thu March 10, 2005, comments (0)
St. John's, Nfld. - Fisheries Minister Geoff Regan announced five-year allotments for the majority of Atlantic fisheries Thursday, saying the longer-term plans will bring stability to fishermen and put the onus on them to conserve stocks.

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