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Six New Species Discovered Near Thermal Vents on Ocean Floor
In 2011, a team of marine ecologists led by Jon Copley sent a remotely operated submarine nearly two miles underwater to observe a field of hydrothermal vents in the southwest...
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A Toxic Leak Left Corpus Christi With No Water For Days. A Taste Of Things To Come?
Corpus Christi, Texas, calls itself the “sparkling city by the sea”. But lately it doesn’t feel very sparkling. The city imposed a four-day ban on consuming ...
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Dancing For A Cause: Kiribati’s Climate Activist Olympic Weight Lifter
Few casual observers would recall the winner of the men’s 105kg weightlifting category at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Many, though, will remember the athlete wi...
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The Nowhere People
People migrating due to environmental disasters should be accorded ‘refugee’ status in international law An increasing number of people globally are facing displac...
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Villagers Say They Lost Their Lands As Yamuna Changed Course
It used to be an almost 2-kilometre-long walk to the water, said Nakshatra Nagar as he pointed to the Yamuna river flowing right next to his village, Kambakshpur. Over the pas...
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New Map Reveals Shattering Effect Of Roads On Nature
Rampant road building has shattered the Earth’s land into 600,000 fragments, most of which are too tiny to support significant wildlife, a new study has revealed. The re...
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Thai Fishing Industry: Abuses Continue In Unpoliced Waters, Greenpeace Claims
An international crackdown on human rights abuses in the Thai fishing industry has resulted in vessels travelling thousands of miles further into remote and lawless waters, wh...
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2016 Arctic Report Card Paints Dire Portrait Of Climate Change Trends
It’s going to get worse before it gets better. And unless the world takes action, it may never get better. That’s one extremely depressing takeaway from the 2016 A...
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Pesticides Stop Bees Buzzing And Releasing Pollen, Says Study
The world’s most widely used insecticides harm the ability of bees to vibrate flowers and shake out the pollen to fertilise crops, according to preliminary results from ...
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Fossil Fuel Divestment Has Doubled in the Last 15 Months
A little over a year ago, it was big news that thousands of people and hundreds of institutions controlling more than $2.6 trillion in total assets had pledged to remove their...
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