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Forest reserves created in Brazil to protect lawless Amazon region

Seattle Times, Fri February 18, 2005, comments (0)
Anapu, Brazil - Brazil's president signed decrees yesterday creating two massive new forest reserves, succumbing to intense pressure to protect a lawless Amazon region from violent loggers and ranchers after the killing last weekend of an American nun who fought to protect the jungle.

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Pig Stem Cells to Be Used to Grow Human Organs?

National Geographic, Fri February 18, 2005, comments (0)
Rehovot, Israel - It might be possible to transplant embryonic stem cells from pigs into humans to grow new organs, a new study shows.

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NZ unveils Stonehenge replica

BBC, Thu February 17, 2005, comments (0)
Wairarapa, NZ - Nestled into the verdant hills of the New Zealand region of the Wairarapa is the world's newest "Stonehenge" but this henge is no mere pastiche.

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Black-necked crane under satellite surveillance

China Daily, Thu February 17, 2005, comments (0)
Kumming, China - China has launched its first ever observation of black-necked cranes with satellite remote sensing technology in a bid to better protect the rare bird species.

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India’s exports to top $150 bn by ‘10

PTI, Thu February 17, 2005, comments (0)
Exceeding the 16 per cent target, India's exports is set to cross 20 per cent this fiscal and is likely to double to $150 billion in value terms by 2009-10, according to commerce secretary S N Menon.

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Israelis and Palestinians Clean up Rivers to Save Endangered Turtles, Improve Drinking Water

ENN, Thu February 17, 2005, comments (0)
Jerusalem, Israel - In an area of olive and avocado groves northeast of Tel Aviv, a river of sewage snakes from the Palestinian city of Tulkarem, under Israel's separation barrier and into a river where an endangered species of soft-shelled turtle once thrived.

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Local cities defy federal government, make their own climate policies

SFGate.com, Thu February 17, 2005, comments (0)
San Francisco, CA - Today, the Kyoto Protocol -- the international treaty to limit damage to the atmosphere from so-called greenhouse gases -- comes into force.

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New Rock Type Found at Mars

Space.com, Wed February 16, 2005, comments (2)
Pasadena, California - NASA's Spirit rover found a new class of rock on Mars that provides additional clues to the planet's watery past.

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Buses and trains to run on biodiesel

The Advertiser, Wed February 16, 2005, comments (0)
Adelaide, Australia - Coinciding with the official introduction of the Kyoto Protocol yesterday, the State Government announced the city's buses and trains will be partly powered by biodiesel – an environmentally friendly fuel that can be made from recycled frying oil.

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Australian Noah’s Ark Programme Combats Cane Toad

Planet Ark, Wed February 16, 2005, comments (0)
Sydney, Australia - Australian conservationists are combating an invasion of poisonous cane toads through a modern-day Noah's Ark programme, taking pairs of endangered animals to toad-free islands to breed safely.

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