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Animals   Environment   Photos   Science   wildlife  
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Bat tests positive for rabies
| A bat found injured in Surrey has tested positive for a strain of rabies, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said. | The Daubenton's bat was found last August in Bushy Pa... (photo: creative commons / )
 Antarctica /wam2
Antarctic   Climate   Colorado   Photos   US   Water   World  
 Infowars 
Cold Water Thrown on Antarctic Global-Warming Predictions
| Antarctica hasn't warmed as much over the last century as climate models had originally predicted, a new study finds. | Climate change's effects on Antarctica are of particular interest because of t... (photo: Public Domain / )
Dog show  Knox News 
Ask the vet: Cats, dogs eat grass because they like it
| Dr. Dewhirst, | Now that the weather has warmed up my dog is outside more, and each time he goes out he eats grass. Sometimes the grass makes him throw up but not always. Why does he do this and sho... (photo: WN)
Animals   Cats   Dogs   Pets   Photos  
 Cyclone  The Australian 
UN says 1.5 million Burmese hit
| THE United Nations believes that at least 1.5 million people in Myanmar have been "severely affected" by Cyclone Nargis, UN humanitarian affairs chief John Holmes says. Speaking to reporters at UN h... (photo: US Marine Corp / Sgt. Ezekiel R. Kitandwe)
Myanmar   Photos   Storm   UN   Weather   Yangon  
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Gates - Naval Station Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Houston Chronicle
Gates opposes air drops without Myanmar's permission
TOOLS RESOURCES | YANGON, Myanmar - Relief supplies from the United Nations arrived in Myanmar today, but U.S. military planes loaded with aid were still denied access by... (photo: DoD / James E Foehl US Navy)
Militry   Myanmar   Photos   Politics   US  
Birds /wam2 Wired News
British Birds Adapt to Changing Climate
| Climate change threatens many animals -- but with any luck, some will handle weather shifts with as much aplomb as Parus major, a colorful songbird also known as the gr... (photo: Creative Commons / Andr Karwath aka)
Animals   British   Climate   Photos   Songbird  
Great Tit New Scientist
Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far
As climate change forces animals to shift their breeding schedules, one group of British birds has been able to quickly adapt to the warmer weather without having to rely... (photo: Public Domain Photo)
Animals   Breeding   Climate   Photos   Weather  
Antarctica terrain. Operation DEEP FREEZE 2001-2002. Infowars
Climate Models Overheat Antarctica, New Study Finds
| Computer analyses of global climate have consistently overstated warming in Antarctica, concludes new research by scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Rese... (photo: USAF)
Antarctica   Climate   Computer   Photos   Research   Science   World  
Steak - Grilled Food. (ps1) Asbury Park Press
Fred's Weather: You are what you eat
| Struggling with soaring food costs and cash-strapped customers, steak houses around the country are adding buffalo meat alongside filet mignon, pizza joints are trying ... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Food   Health   Photos   Society   Weather  
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YEMEN: Changing weather patterns pose challenges for agriculture
web | Photo: Muhammad al-Jabri/IRIN DUBAI, - Yemen's agricultural sector faces challenges as a result of changes in rainfall patterns and an extended low temperature seas... (photo: GFDL)
Agriculture   People   Photos   Weather   Yemen  
London,Snow,Climate,Global Warming, Weather. Nation
Red Cross tells of climate change dangers
| The Red Cross Society of Seychelles is mounting an effort today to tell the public about dangers that come with climate change and how best to prepare for them. | Leafl... (photo: WN / Periasamy)
Climate   Disasters   Photos   Redcross   Seychelles  
Climate Change Disasters
- Fran O'Sullivan: Clark's climate change agenda put i
- NGO attacks Apple's lack of action on climate change
- SADC to discuss water shortage, climate change 
- 40 societies join hands to address climate change impact
 Apple store Chicago /ntf1
NGO attacks Apple's lack of action on climate change
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- Burmese junta seizes UN relief aid
- Myanmar cyclone survivors starving
- US official: 1 shipment to be allowed to Myanmar
- Hurricane Katrina victim wins $100m
 Myanmar soldiers march in review Tuesday, March 27, 2007, during ceremonies at Armed Forces Day in the new capital of Naypyidaw, Myanmar. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)   (js1)
Burmese junta seizes UN relief aid
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Ecology Forests
- Fisher-folk in troubled waters
- Green tips for backyard
- Convention on the Global Commons
- Malaysia counters allegations palm oil is hurting ecology
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Fisher-folk in troubled waters
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- Q1 2008 International Forest Products Earnings Conference Ca
- Wake Forest breaks ground on new town hall
- Indian villagers kill park leopard
- Consult On Forest, Michuki Asked
Leopard
Indian villagers kill park leopard
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Hydrology Environment
- Woman's flood claim money stolen
- Water management district launches restaurant program
- Alcoa withdraws, then resubmits, water-quality application
- Insituform, Water Asset Management receive support for board
Rain
Thirsty county seeks funds for regional water authority
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- Wong's dose of shock therapy
- It takes a snag to bag those fish
- Another 'big dry' forecast for irrigators
- Bat tests positive for rabies
Bat
Bat tests positive for rabies
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Global Warming Hurricanes
- Cold Water Thrown on Antarctic Global-Warming Predictions
- 'The Deniers' details flaws in the theories on globa
- Pledge to fight global warming on Red Cross Day
- Australian invention paves the way
 Antarctica /wam2
Cold Water Thrown on Antarctic Global-Warming Predictions
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- An eye on the storm
- Lack Of Trees Made Things Worse
- Center of The Storm
- Myanmar cyclone: Perfect storm of conditions
Great Tit
Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far
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