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Yale to return Machu Picchu artifacts

Source: MSNBC, Sun September 16, 2007
Lima, Peru - Yale University has agreed to return thousands of Inca artifacts taken from Peru's famed Machu Picchu citadel almost a century ago.

Miracle baby found in ruins of church

Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sun August 19, 2007
Pisco, Peru - A 10-month-old boy was pulled from the ruins of a collapsed church seven hours after an earthquake leveled the Peruvian city of Pisco, state news agency Andina reported Saturday.

New research reports good environmental news

Source: USA Today, Mon August 13, 2007
Washington, D.C., USA - For a change, there's some good news from the world of the environment.

Peru Launches Drive To Regrow Lost Forests And Jungles

Source: Terra Daily, Thu July 19, 2007
Lima, Peru - Peru has launched an ambitious drive to regrow millions of hectares (acres) of jungle and forests laid bare by illegal logging, pollution and slash-and-burn farming, officials said Thursday. The immediate goal is to reforest more than 100,000 square kilometers (the size of South Korea) of forest that have been devastated these past 40 years, said National Institute of Natural Resources (Inrena) president Roberto Angeles.

The World’s Mysterious Places

Source: Metacafe, Tue July 10, 2007
Mountain View, California, USA - This compilation of the world's most mysterious places on Google Earth includes Oak Island, Area 51, the Pyramid of the Sun & Moon, various figures from Nazca, the Atacama Giant, Loch Ness, Arbor Low, Stonehenge, Avebury, Silbury Hill, St. Michael's Mount, Angkor Wat, Ayres Rock, the Olgas, and Maree Man.

The new 7 Wonders of the World are Named

Source: I4U News, Mon July 09, 2007
Lisbon, Portugal - As reported earlier today, the new 7 Wonders have been announced at a show in Lisbon tonight.

Wildlife Watchdog Eyes New Trade Limits

Source: Examiner.com, Mon June 04, 2007
The Hague, Netherlands - The international body overseeing wildlife trade may throw a lifeline to the shark popular in fish and chips and the aromatic cedar tree used for fine furniture and humidors, as it considers new limitations on commercial fisheries and timber.

Peruvians sue oil giant over Amazon pollution

Source: New Scientist, Fri May 11, 2007
Northestern Peru - Indigenous Peruvian Achuar communities sued the oil giant Occidental Petroleum (Oxy) on 10 May in Los Angeles Superior Court, California, claiming the oil company knowingly damaged their health and habitat ...

Rare, Tiny Owl Spotted in Wild

Source: Discovery News, Tue March 27, 2007
Northern Jungles of Peru - An extremely rare species of tiny owl has been seen in the wild for the first time, the American Bird Conservancy said Thursday.

Plaque unveiled to Peruvian hero

Source: BBC, Fri February 09, 2007
Kent, England, UK - A general born in Kent in the 19th Century who became a national hero in Peru has been honoured by the South American country's ambassador.

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