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The Western Shoshone Claims Distribution Act
July 7, 2004 Bush Lets Freedom Reign Steven Newcomb On July 7th, Bush signed into law H.R. 884, "The Western Shoshone Claims Distribution Act." By doing so, he clearly demonstrated the "freedom of... ...
Starmail - 8. Jul, 00:34
Save Elephants From an Untimely Death
The highly endangered Asian elephant is one of the most majestic, intelligent animals in the world. Act now to keep baby elephants like this one in the wild where they belong: http://www.ifaw.or g/ifaw/general/default.asp x?oid=474&aid=627&ct=true Several... ...
Starmail - 6. Jul, 15:03
Death at sea
Marc S. Kaufman This article appeared in Ode issue: 15 Evidence is mounting that Navy sonar tests seriously harm whales and porpoises. From his tropical hideaway, a veteran marine biologist works to stop... ...
Starmail - 5. Jul, 22:19
Iraq: The Big Manipulation
by Vincent Jauvert Le Nouvel Observateur Hebdomadaire Week of 24 June 2004 Now it's obvious to everyone: Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, the famous arsenal brandished by George Bush and... ...
Starmail - 30. Jun, 18:48
Britain fights for giant squid
by Charles Clover BRITAIN is expecting a fight with other EU fishing nations on Monday as it calls for a United Nations ban on deep-sea trawling to preserve creatures such as the giant squid. Trawling... ...
Starmail - 7. Jun, 12:11
Chief Dan Evehema's Message to Mankind
I am very glad to have this time to send a message to you. We are celebrating a time in our history which is both filled with joy and sadness. I am very glad that our Hindu brothers have given us this... ...
Starmail - 6. Jun, 23:20
'Dead zones' threaten fisheries
Sci/Tech > Environment from the May 27, 2004 edition 'Dead zones' threaten fisheries By Mark Clayton | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor In midsummer, the northern Gulf of Mexico, where... ...
Starmail - 29. Mai, 23:07
MSG: Slow Poisoning
READ AND PASS ON I wondered if there could be an actual chemical causing the massive obesity epidemic, so did a friend of mine, John Erb. He was a research assistant at the University of Waterloo, and... ...
Starmail - 26. Mai, 17:41
Ocean medicines could be lost
By Carolyn Fry in Galway, Ireland Imperilled snails fight pain Plants and animals living in the oceans could provide new antibiotics, drug treatments and painkillers. But scientists believe these unexplored... ...
Starmail - 15. Mai, 13:57
WORLD'S MARINE LIFE IS GETTING SICKER
By Debora MacKenzie New Scientist April 19, 2004 http://www.newscient ist.com/news/news.jsp?id=n s99994897 For years, apparent increases in illness among marine creatures, from whales to coral, have left... ...
Starmail - 8. Aug, 23:32
