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India attempts to break the Guinness world record by planting 49.3 million trees in...
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Scientist paints eyes on cattle backs to stop lions from hunting them
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Erik Solheim of Norway Takes Over as UNEP Executive Director
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UAE bans ownership of ‘exotic animals’
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Climate Change drives the Bramble Cay melomys to extinction
A new report, published by the University of Queensland, researchers say the long-tailed, whiskered rat, known as a Bramble Cay melomys is officially history...
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