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The Face of Hunger
Posted by greywolf on 2010/3/9 8:00:00 (862 reads)

200 people have died from starvation since you entered this site.
Three species will become extinct in the next hour.
Eight thousand people will die today from air pollution.


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17 million African children die of malnutrition and starvation each year.

World Food Crisis


Conditions in the world's grain markets today are similar to those during the food price crisis of 2007-2008, according to the head of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.
FAO chief Jacques Diouf tells claims that another food price crisis is possible.


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Whaling Protest

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Anti-whaling activists in Australia say their recent campaign in the Southern Ocean against Japanese whaling ships was the most successful ever. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society says it stopped the Japanese fleet from hunting for about a third of the season.
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Australia Fears Flooding

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High Incidence of Diabetes among Native Peoples

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Climate Change Taskforce


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Benefits of Echinacea

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Contaminated water on Native Reserves

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Wolf Extinction


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Climate Change Task Force
Posted by greywolf on 2010/2/28 10:50:00 (467 reads)




Early Warning Key to Adaptation

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A high level task force aimed at helping poor, vulnerable countries adapt to climate change has kicked off in Geneva. The 14-member task force, which was set up during the September 2009 World Climate Conference, says information is power and can help countries better overcome climate change related hazards.

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Holy Poop
Posted by greywolf on 2010/3/7 10:30:00 (754 reads)


Holy Poop


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This story gets our special basement rating.

“You Shall Not Murder”


Bible References on Gunsights


Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.
John, Chapter 8, Verse 12

The Pentagon is moving to address concerns raised about hundreds of thousands of gunsights it has purchased, which officials found out this week have biblical references engraved on them.

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Maybe they should be thing about things like this instead.


Manure Power

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Methane digesters are increasing in number, especially in Europe. But there's an important difference between Europe and America: electricity in the U.S. is relatively cheap. Dairyman Vander Haak says his energy sales have not been profitable. "The Northwest has too much [cheap] hydropower to compete with," he points out, adding that he's been looking for alternative markets. "It would be easier to compete with the gas companies, I guess."
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Greening The Curriculum
Posted by greywolf on 2010/2/27 16:20:00 (58 reads)

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The best cure for hypochondria is to forget about your own body and get interested in someone else's.
- Goodman Ace


Greening The Curriculum

Head-Royce students grow organic vegetables as well as native plants and trees in the school's 370-square-meter garden.

"Many of the problems that we now face are because we didn't learn about sustainable living so why not start teaching young kids about it?"

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Atmospheric Asphyxiation
Posted by greywolf on 2010/3/4 13:21:30 (743 reads)


Atmospheric Asphyxiation

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Greywolf

O’Hare airport uses 1 million gallons of fuel each day.
In 2008, the airport had 881,566 aircraft operations, an average of 2,409 per days.
Multiply this by 10,000 Gallons of oxygen used for every gallon of fuel. The result is: 3 billion gallons of oxygen burned per day at this one airport.

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Arthritis Relief
Posted by greywolf on 2010/2/26 15:50:00 (163 reads)


Chinese Thunder God Vine Gives Relief from Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms

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Australia Fears Flooding
 Posted by greywolf on 2010/3/3 7:50:00 (633 reads)




Is the Environment striking back?


Australia Considers Nuclear Waste Dump on Aboriginal Land

Seemingly all around the world Aboriginals are treated as second class. Why this?

Mount Moriah Ontario

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Climate change has become a tool used by Australian planners. Officials say the residential plan at Port Fairy in Victoria will not go ahead because of safety concerns about storm surges and possible inundation from rising ocean levels.

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Manure Power
Posted by greywolf on 2010/2/26 15:10:00 (68 reads)

Manure Power

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Five years ago, dairy farmer Darryl Vander Haak flipped the switch on the first electric generator in Washington State powered by manure. The facility is officially known as a methane digester.

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Diabetes
Posted by greywolf on 2010/3/1 8:30:00 (251 reads)


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Diabetes encompasses a group of diseases. Type 2 diabetes accounts for 90 to 95 percent of all diagnosed cases and occurs more frequently in older people. Type 1 diabetes, which accounts for 5 to 10 percent of cases, usually strikes children and young adults. A third form, gestational diabetes, develops in some women during pregnancy.

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Recycled Plastic
Posted by greywolf on 2010/2/26 8:20:00 (204 reads)

Recycled Plastic

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Asia's plastic industry is growing, with China and India challenging established producers such as Thailand. Now, there is increasing attention to the environmental impact of plastics. Both environmentalists and industry executives agree biodegradable plastics will need to play a larger role in the industry's future.

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