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People in New York City’s Times Square will witness plumes of pulverized bone erupt as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service crushes one tonne of confiscated ivory Friday to protest the illegal poaching of African elephants for the ivory trade. ...more |
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EU regulators are referring Belgium and Bulgaria to the bloc's top court over the quality of their air, which poses a major risk to health, the European Commission said Thursday. ...more |
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Last month marked the hottest May in modern history, continuing a troubling trend of rising global temperatures, US government scientists said Thursday. ...more |
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Dammam was ranked first in the Arab Towns Organization (ATO) Award for Environmental Integrity. ...more |
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It’s not happening today or tomorrow, but we’re slowly running out of water, new NASA data shows. ...more |
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French government minister Ségolène Royal was forced to apologize on Wednesday after saying Nutella was harmful to the environment, a comment that raised hackles in the industry and in Italy where the food spread is made. ...more |
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Nations around the world could save more than 2 million lives every year by cleaning up their air, a new study has found. ...more |
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Hundreds of thousands of tiny crabs have been washing up on Southern California beaches, marring the sandy coastline with streaks of red, as warm ocean currents carry them farther north and closer to shore than usual, officials said on Wednesday. ...more |
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ABC Achrafieh mall in Beirut is turning into the most eco-friendly one by installing the largest private photovoltaic plant in Lebanon on its rooftop. ...more |
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Bee orchids don't only look the part; they produce a perfume identical to the pheromones of female wasps. The scents drives males so crazy, they often prefer the plant over the real thing. ...more |
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