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 Bald Eagle - Bird - Wild /aaeh
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 Lexington Herald-Leader 
Court orders American Indian to trial for shooting eagle
| CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- | An American Indian who shot a bald eagle for use in a tribal religious ceremony must stand trial, a federal appeals court has ruled. | A three-judge panel of the 10th Circuit Cou... (photo: NASA/Gary Rothstein)
Bat
Animals   Environment   Photos   Science   wildlife  
 Ananova 
Bat tests positive for rabies
| A bat found injured in Surrey has tested positive for a strain of rabies, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said. | The Daubenton's bat was found last August in Bushy Pa... (photo: creative commons / )
 Allianz Insurance Company, Allianz, ALLIANZ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. tp1  CNN 
German insurer Allianz reports 65% drop in profit
Allianz quarterly profit falls 65% | German insurer takes $1.3 billion writedown tied to U.S. subprime crisis. | | | | RSS Subscribe to International feed://rss.cnn.com/rss/money_news_international.rs... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
Business   Economy   German   Market   Photos  
White lion  News24 
Rare lion roars onto big screen
Birgit Ottermann | Cape Town - According to legend, white lions are the messengers of the gods borne to earth on ships of white light. | However, in the lion's world their rare white skins make them o... (photo: Creative Commons Photo)
Animal   Entertainment   Filming   Lions   Photos  
Top Stories
 Bald - Eagle - Wild - Bird / aaeh Philadelphia Daily News
Court orders American Indian to trial for shooting eagle
| BEN NEARY | The Associated Press | CHEYENNE, Wyo. - An American Indian who shot a bald eagle for use in a tribal religious ceremony must stand trial, a federal appeals ... (photo: GFDL)
Court   Eagle   Government   Photos   Shooting  
Seagulls Photos - Public Domain - No Licence fees BBC News
Gull eggs stolen for restaurants
| One of Northern Ireland's largest colonies of seabirds is in danger of being wiped out by thieves stealing eggs for the restaurant trade. | Up to 3,000 Black Headed Gul... (photo: PDPhoto.com)
Egg   Ireland   Photos   Restaurant   Summer  
Scarlet Macaw Seattle Times
Costa Rica's captive macaws now reproducing in wild
| LA GARITA DE ALAJUELA, Costa Rica - Endangered scarlet macaws born in captivity are reproducing in the wild for the first time on Costa Rica's southern Pacific Coast. |... (photo: creative commons / )
Animals   Costa Rica   Photos   Science   Wildlife  
pollution - air pollution, industry - environment factory (sa0) The Washington Times
Pollution casts pall on Wyoming town
| Associated Press Craig Jensen and other residents of Boulder, Wyo., are concerned about high ozone readings in the area, which they attribute to booming development in ... (photo: PD / akgunsemra)
Health   People   Photos   Pollution   Society  
Free Pictures of Traffic The Guardian
How green are we? New figures show Britons back recycling
| Good news on waste disposal and public transport but rise in car and air travel , Friday May 9 2008 | The first signs of a green revolution are emerging around the coun... (photo: PDPhoto.com)
Britain   Environment   London   Photos   Transport  
winery The Guardian
Chateau China, a taste of wines to come with climate change
| · Report identifies world's top producers in 50 years | · Severe droughts will make Australia too hot and arid , Friday May 9 2008 | Fine Indian varieties, of... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Business   China   Climate   Environment   Photos  
Ebony Tree Forest at Krishnapura- india-am1 The Star
Earth Day event for students at recreational forest
| STUDENTS from six secondary schools in Kuantan were educated on the importance of preserving the environment at a special outing on Earth Day sponsored by BASF-Petronas... (photo: Public Domain)
Earth   Education   Forest   Photos   Students  
Orangutan 067/ntf1 Taipei Times
Orangutan moved to wildlife center after 18 years
OVERWEIGHT: Importing orangutans became illegal in 1999, but most orangutans in Taiwan were imported before 1999 or were illegally traded after that year | A 20-year-old ... (photo: Creative Commons / Kabir )
Importing   Orangutan   Photos   Taiwan   Wildlife  
Climate Change Wildlife
- Fran O'Sullivan: Clark's climate change agenda put i
- NGO attacks Apple's lack of action on climate change
- Cold Water Thrown on Antarctic Global-Warming Predictions
- SADC to discuss water shortage, climate change 
 Apple store Chicago /ntf1
NGO attacks Apple's lack of action on climate change
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- Putin: Still Russia's paramount leader
- $7 million Dominguez Gap Wetlands wildlife haven unveiled
- Wildlife roams in shadow of Durban
- Rabid bat discovered in Surrey
 THE KREMLIN, MOSCOW. Meeting with the Cabinet.  - Vladimir Putin       (js1)
Putin: Still Russia's paramount leader
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Forests Nature
- Q1 2008 International Forest Products Earnings Conference Ca
- Some of Lake Forest man's seized guns are collectibles,
- Wake Forest breaks ground on new town hall
- Rainforest protection plan
Leopard
Villagers in India kill leopard after park staff fail to catch it, says forest official
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- Garden designers Woolcott and Smith go wild for natural plan
- Williams Inks $285M Natural Gas Deal in Piceance Basin
- Canadian Natural Resources Announces 2008 Q1 Results
- Batwa face uncertain future
Destructive invasive algae threatens Gunpowder trout
Destructive invasive algae threatens Gunpowder trout
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Hydrology Biodiversity
- Ernie blows up after going to water
- Woman's flood claim money stolen
- Water management district launches restaurant program
- Alcoa withdraws, then resubmits, water-quality application
Rain
Thirsty county seeks funds for regional water authority
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- Biodiversity loss will lead to sick world: experts
- Species loss hurts medical progress
- Rebuilding rainforest from ruins in Borneo
- Biodiversity Key to Sustaining Green Growth
 A Palestinian dialysis patient is treated at the Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Sunday, April 30, 2006. Shifa hospital officials said the kidney unit is running out of filters for dialysis machines. The economic boycott of the Hamas-led Palestinian governm
Species loss hurts medical progress
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Pollution Science
- Destructive invasive algae threatens Gunpowder trout
- Tesoro Refinery to pay $1.5 million for pollution
- Pollution casts pall on Wyoming town
- The World's Best Chinese Food
Destructive invasive algae threatens Gunpowder trout
Destructive invasive algae threatens Gunpowder trout
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- Government asks court to block wider testing for mad cow
- White House threatens veto of farm bill compromise
- Wheat futures fall following predictions of record global cr
- Food becoming larger concern than security in Afghanistan
Cattle
Government asks court to block wider testing for mad cow
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