Teacher found dead; wolves to blame?
12.03.2010, 01:02:28
Villagers in a remote Alaska region are blaming the death of a 32-year-old schoolteacher on wolves after her body was found along on isolated road.
Death - Middle East - Warfare and Conflict - Israel-Palestine - Human Rights |
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U.N. climate panel faces major review
10.03.2010, 18:31:43
The world's biggest scientific guns are being called in to mop up after a trickle of unsettling errors in the authoritative reports written by a global warming panel.
Global warming - United Nations - Climate change - Environment - Opposing Views |
Help on way for loggerhead turtles?
10.03.2010, 22:55:28
The Obama administration recommends listing seven populations of loggerhead turtles as endangered, a decision that could have big implications for the fishing industry.
Fish - Endangered species - United States - President - Obama administration |
Everglades dying along with Crist?
10.03.2010, 22:53:25
Gov. Charlie Crist's grand plan to revive the dying Florida Everglades by buying back the land could be on the cusp of collapse and deal another blow to his Senate hopes.
Charlie Crist - Florida - United States - Everglades - United States Senate |
North Pole trek: 8 miles of hell, heaven
07.03.2010, 17:28:45
Adventurer Eric Larsen has set off to reach the North Pole part of his goal of becoming the first person to trek to both poles and the top of Mt. Everest in the same year.
Mount Everest - Recreation - Mountaineering - Climbing - NorthPole |
Condor egg a sign of hope for species
10.03.2010, 20:42:36
Biologists at Pinnacles National Monument are celebrating the first condor egg laid by a mating pair inside the park boundaries in more than a century.
Pinnacles National Monument - Species - United States - Park - Travel and Tourism |
Newsweek: Going green make you more virtuous?
10.03.2010, 14:15:55
A new study shows that people are more likely to cheat and steal after buying green products.
Newsweek - Shopping - Niche - Green Living - Directories |
Sea lions killed for eating too many salmon
08.03.2010, 20:25:03
Wildlife officials have tried everything to keep sea lions from eating endangered salmon, including dropping bombs that explode under water and firing rubber bullets.
Salmon - Sea lion - Recreation - Fish - Cooking |
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