Disturbing trends: 'Living Planet Index declined by 52%' The Express Tribune
A recent report by the Worldwide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-P) has revealed that the global Living Planet Index has declined by 52 per cent in 40 years. The findings are based on 10,380 populations of 3,038 mammal, bird, reptile, fish and amphibian ...
Study Says Half World's Wildlife Has Vanished Since 1970. Is It Misleading?Mashable
Humans wipe out wildlife at speedMail & Guardian Online
World wildlife populations halved in 40 years - reportBBC News
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A recent report by the Worldwide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-P) has revealed that the global Living Planet Index has declined by 52 per cent in 40 years. The findings are based on 10,380 populations of 3,038 mammal, bird, reptile, fish and amphibian ...
Study Says Half World's Wildlife Has Vanished Since 1970. Is It Misleading?
Humans wipe out wildlife at speed
World wildlife populations halved in 40 years - report
Seeking cash for climate protection? Time to get creative Reuters
KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Governments and aid agencies are failing to tap into the hundreds of millions of dollars available to protect vulnerable people from the impacts of climate change, an Asian climate forum heard on Thursday.
TRF-Cap on liability for climate damage worth a look - expertReuters Africa
Cap on liability for climate damage worth a look - expertFirstpost
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Governments and aid agencies are failing to tap into the hundreds of millions of dollars available to protect vulnerable people from the impacts of climate change, an Asian climate forum heard on Thursday.
TRF-Cap on liability for climate damage worth a look - expert
Cap on liability for climate damage worth a look - expert
Skyscanner's Vision of Travel & Tourism by 2024 E Canada Now
TORONTO – Travel search engine site Skyscanner released the third and final part of a report entitled “Destinations and Hotels” which predicts the future of travel over the next ten years. If the report proves accurate, the tourism industry will have undergone a ...
Future holiday trends revealedWorld First Travel Insurance
Pack your bag, don your space suitiAfrica.com
Space tourism and underwater resorts: future of tourismFinancial Express
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TORONTO – Travel search engine site Skyscanner released the third and final part of a report entitled “Destinations and Hotels” which predicts the future of travel over the next ten years. If the report proves accurate, the tourism industry will have undergone a ...
Future holiday trends revealed
Pack your bag, don your space suit
Space tourism and underwater resorts: future of tourism
Call For Greater Marine Protections As Plastic Waste Accrues In Oceans Newsroom America
(Newsroom America) -- The steady build-up of garbage in the world's oceans is a “tremendous challenge” and a growing threat to the planet's marine ecosystems with the potential for “significant socio-economic consequences,” the United Nations ...
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(Newsroom America) -- The steady build-up of garbage in the world's oceans is a “tremendous challenge” and a growing threat to the planet's marine ecosystems with the potential for “significant socio-economic consequences,” the United Nations ...
FAO Appeals For More Funds To Contain Madagascar Locust Plague RTT News
Citing efforts to stave off a resurgence of Madagascar's locust plague, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Thursday stressed the urgency of bridging a $14.7 million funding gap to cover aerial surveys, control operations, equipment ...
Locust plague in Madagascar halted, but risk of resurgence persistsFamagusta Gazette
Madagascar: Locust Plague in Madagascar Halted, but At Great Risk of ...AllAfrica.com
Locust plague in Madagascar halted but at great risk of ...MENAFN.COM
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Citing efforts to stave off a resurgence of Madagascar's locust plague, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Thursday stressed the urgency of bridging a $14.7 million funding gap to cover aerial surveys, control operations, equipment ...
Locust plague in Madagascar halted, but risk of resurgence persists
Madagascar: Locust Plague in Madagascar Halted, but At Great Risk of ...
Locust plague in Madagascar halted but at great risk of ...
Cities launch global alliance to lower carbon emissions Thomson Reuters Foundation
Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. [NEW YORK] More than 2,000 cities have banded together in what the UN calls the largest effort by cities so far to curb their greenhouse gas emissions.
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Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. [NEW YORK] More than 2,000 cities have banded together in what the UN calls the largest effort by cities so far to curb their greenhouse gas emissions.
Sharks can be 'social or solitary' BBC News
The most feared predators in the sea have individual personalities that affect how readily they socialise, according to a study by UK scientists. Individual sharks, studied in groups of ten, showed consistent social habits - either forming groups with other sharks ...
Scientists Discover Some Sharks Are LonersDumb-Out
Sharks might have distinct personalitiesWashington Post
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The most feared predators in the sea have individual personalities that affect how readily they socialise, according to a study by UK scientists. Individual sharks, studied in groups of ten, showed consistent social habits - either forming groups with other sharks ...
Scientists Discover Some Sharks Are Loners
Sharks might have distinct personalities
Sharks Have Personalities, Too
Global warming 'slowed by pollution' Saanich News
The apparent slowing of global warming in recent years is likely due to effects of increased particulate and other conventional pollution, particularly from thermal coal use in Asia, says B.C. MLA and climate scientist Andrew Weaver. Weaver was asked to ...
'Wrong Headed' or Sound Science? Debate Rages Over Two-Degree Global ...VICE News
Ditching the 2 Degree Climate Goal?Nature World News
New Fraser Institute report looks to cool climate change debateNews1130
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The apparent slowing of global warming in recent years is likely due to effects of increased particulate and other conventional pollution, particularly from thermal coal use in Asia, says B.C. MLA and climate scientist Andrew Weaver. Weaver was asked to ...
'Wrong Headed' or Sound Science? Debate Rages Over Two-Degree Global ...
Ditching the 2 Degree Climate Goal?
New Fraser Institute report looks to cool climate change debate
Tackling Climate Change, Together: Five Observations from UN Climate Week ... Huffington Post
As a communications professional with 20 years of experience in global sustainability strategy and engagement, I found the recent climate convening in New York City both inspirational and encouraging. For the first time, we saw cohesion and camaraderie ...
Brown, Bay Area Activists in NYC for UN Climate SummitKQED
Climate Change Responsible for 2013 Weather ExtremesEarthweek - A Diary of the Planet
A rare debate on the “settled science” of climate changeCommDigiNews
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
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As a communications professional with 20 years of experience in global sustainability strategy and engagement, I found the recent climate convening in New York City both inspirational and encouraging. For the first time, we saw cohesion and camaraderie ...
Brown, Bay Area Activists in NYC for UN Climate Summit
Climate Change Responsible for 2013 Weather Extremes
A rare debate on the “settled science” of climate change
Uncharted ocean mountains, trenches and ridges revealed by satellite map The Guardian
Scientists have devised a new map of the Earth's seafloor using satellite data. This image of the north Atlantic by David Sandwell of the Univeristy of California in San Diego shows red dots marking the locations of earthquakes above 5.5 magnitude.
Global Seafloor Survey Reveals Volcanic WonderlandNBCNews.com
San Diego Scientists Map Unseen Features Of Ocean FloorKPBS
Global seafloor map reveals stunning details of Earth's depthsDaily Mail
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Scientists have devised a new map of the Earth's seafloor using satellite data. This image of the north Atlantic by David Sandwell of the Univeristy of California in San Diego shows red dots marking the locations of earthquakes above 5.5 magnitude.
Global Seafloor Survey Reveals Volcanic Wonderland
San Diego Scientists Map Unseen Features Of Ocean Floor
Global seafloor map reveals stunning details of Earth's depths
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