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Friday September 3 2010

Top Story Russia and China Vow to Protect Siberian Tigers Thursday, 02 September 2010 China and Russia have agreed to set up the first cross-border protection zone for rare Siberian tigers. Only about 500 of the big cats are thought to be left in the wild. The zone will straddle the border, where both sides will enforce anti-poaching measures. (READ the story in BBC... (Read more)	Leading Headlines Staying Up All Night to Save Sea Turtles (Video) Tuesday, 31 August 2010 Ever since the night 10 years ago, when Oscar Aranda, a biology student out of college, witnessed the gruesome death of a sea turtle killed for its eggs and meat, he... (Read more) UK Bee Industry Abuzz with Mite Resistant Breed Monday, 30 August 2010 A British beekeeper said on Wednesday he may have discovered a strain of honey bee immune to a parasite that has been gradually wiping out populations of the vital i... (Read more) New Microbe Discovered Eating Gulf Oil Spill Tuesday, 24 August 2010 A newly discovered type of oil-eating microbe suddenly is flourishing in the Gulf of Mexico and gobbling up the BP spill at a much faster rate than expected, s... (Read more)
More Articles... Cleanup of Toxic Superfund Site Completed in New Jersey Global CO2 emissions Down 1.3 percent in 2009 Tennessee Purple Coneflower No Longer Endangered: An Environmental Success Story New Study Finds Solution to Lionfish Invasion, Eat The Delicious Fish! Bio-Bug VW Runs on Human Waste Tower of Pisa Mystery is Solved: The Leaning is Halted Exterminated 50 Years Ago, Cheetahs to Run Again in India Feds and Farmers Create Wetlands for Migrating Birds Headed for Gulf Galapagos Removed From Endangered List Fly-over Shows Progress In Gulf
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