Archive for the Category ‘Green News’
Video (50 sec) , BP removes cap from Gulf oil well 3 Sep 2010: Underwater images of the removal procedure
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Who ever would’ve guessed that there would be a Labor Day card for global warming.
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A great little video landed in my inbox this morning, you can check it out below…
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The 600 MW project is the third on the river scrapped because of environmental and religious pressure.
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The PowerBuoy wave energy converter, which is to be used as part of the Wave Hub project.
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Greens MP Adam Bandt. Photograph: Rick Rycroft/AP Julia Gillard’s new minority government in Australia means that the country’s green party will take a pivotal position in the nation’s politics for the first time . Like the UK and Germany, a surge in popularity has given the environmental movement an unprecedented parliamentary presence in Australia this year, prompting suggestions that electorates are punishing mainstream parties for failing to act decisively on climate change.
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8 May 2010 All ages fashion shoot: prints 12 Mar 2010 Make a handmade belt for a spring coat 27 Feb 2010 Fashion Election Special: Sarah vs Samantha | Jess Cartner-Morley 6 Feb 2010 The Measure: Brett Anderson, Whistles, Sade, Walliams, Sex And The City | Fashion
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Bushmeat in a market in Kisangani, Congo. Photograph: Schalk Van Zuydam/AP They are some of the most mysterious apes on the planet that according to local legend, kill lions, catch fish and even howl at the moon. But according to an 18-month study of remote human settlements deep in the Congolese jungle, chimpanzees are being subjected to a “wave of killing” by bushmeat hunters
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Video (24 sec) , Gliding ants can steer back to their home tree trunk 17 Mar 2010: Research suggests that a species of ant has developed a gliding technique to return to the safety of their tree
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