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Globe Grows Darker as Sunshine Diminishes 10% to 37%
By Kenneth Chang New York Times May 13, 2004 http://www.nytimes.c om/2004/05/13/science/13DA RK.html In the second half of the 20th century, the world became, quite literally, a darker place. Defying... ...
Omega-Environment Collection 14. May 2004
Urge the wood giants to help stop illegal logging http://omega.twoda y.net/stories/219118/ RAP ID RESPONSE needed to save Dominican Republic parks http://omega.twoday. net/stories/219119/ Ukrai ne threatens... ...
Ukraine threatens Europe’s second largest wetland
Published by: Sarah Bladen, WWF International, 11/05/2004 The mighty Danube is under attack again Thanks to your recent efforts, Austria's planned river works are moving in a better direction. But now... ...
RESOLUTION ON THE AKROTIRI ANTENNAE
At the Mediterranean Network Meeting of the European Federation of Green Parties, held in Pervolia, Larnaca, Cyprus between 21-23 November 2003 the Greens expressed their concern on the insistence of the... ...
GLOBAL WARMING IGNITES TEMPERS, EVEN IN A MOVIE
By Sharon Waxman New York Times May 12, 2004 http://www.nytimes.c om/2004/05/12/movies/12AFT E.html LOS ANGELES - Any studio that makes a $125 million movie about global warming is courting controversy.... ...
GM maize growing 'needs review'
By Richard Black BBC science correspondent A US study reveals new evidence to show how genes from biotech crops can spread to nearby non-GM plant relatives. The data comes from research on maize engineered... ...
GM maize growing 'needs review'
By Richard Black BBC science correspondent A US study reveals new evidence to show how genes from biotech crops can spread to nearby non-GM plant relatives. The data comes from research on maize engineered... ...
Norway opens whale-hunting season
Norway's whaling policy has attracted condemnation Whaling vessels have left Norway for the Barents Sea to open this year's whale-hunting season, defying an international moratorium and protests. The... ...
SUMMER HEAT WILL CAUSE DEADLY OZONE
By Robin McKie The Observer Sunday, May 9, 2004 Thousands of Britons may be forced to wear charcoal masks and stay indoors this summer to avoid deadly fogs of ozone that will pollute the country during... ...
Climate Change Out of the Blue
By Douglas Page 02:00 AM May. 10, 2004 PT Those wispy streams of vapor that follow jetliners across the sky may not be as innocuous as they appear. A new NASA study claims man-made cirrus clouds formed... ...