Death of ten Irrawaddy dolphins, including eight calves found in Cambodia’s Mekong River, catapults one of this rarest cetaceans nearer extinction. The environmental group WWF International informed.
This death led to a 10 percent drop in the number…
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Do you own a fast-food restaurant in Oakland, California? And do you serve take-out food or beverages? Then be aware. The Oakland City Council is proposing a tax on your restaurant – as the Oakland residents are sick and tired of tripping over burger…
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Billed as environmentally friendly, alternative fuel is accessed by millions of drivers in 38 states outside New England. It generally costs pennies to 40 cents per gallon less than gasoline.
But scientists and green-policy advocates haven’t come to…
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There will be five-meter no-spray zones between fields and homes. A report by the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution (RCEP) recommended this last year. But the Advisory Committee on Pesticides (ACP) rejects this measure as “arbitrary” and a…
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To fund a range of alternative energy efforts, a California constitutional amendment will be taxing oil production. Setting up a nine-month battle between environmentalists and oil companies, it may go to voters this November.
Including movie producer…
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It has as much to do with geography as partisanship – its alternative fuel production. How Congress responds to President Bush’s call to reduce foreign oil dependence through more alternative fuel production, depend on the geography. The nation should…
Geography Influence Hopes for Alternative Energy Read More »
Its high time drastic actions to be taken to save the oceans of its natural contours. But, the administrations are not moving quickly enough to address hundreds of recommendations made by Leaders of two expert commissions that spent years examining the.
Commission Leaders Disappointed with Government’s Initiatives to Save Oceans Read More »
Do you know trains and boats ‘ the only mode of transports for many in the remotes, cause about 4,400 premature deaths?! Not all, but the ones powered by diesel-fueled engines. Not only that, these modes of transports cause nearly 5,700 nonfatal heart…
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Fish shoals, or populations can now be tracked with a new sensor system. Researchers at MIT, Northeastern and the Naval Research Laborartory have come up with a new technology that can cover over a 10,000 square kilometer area. Till date, the current…
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Use of man-made chemicals is rising dramatically. 1,500 new chemicals are produced a year, according to the UN. Environment ministers from around the world are meeting in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates to discuss on this. This United Nations-backed..
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