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Is This The Answer To "Disease X"? Scientists Identify Crucial Prevention Strategy
The World Health Organization sounds the alarm on the inevitable emergence of "Disease X," urging preparedness for the next pandemic.
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Sea Shepherd Australia Says Will Continue South Ocean Action
Sea Shepherd Australia said today that a legal settlement involving the conservation group's US founder will not affect its anti-whaling campaign in the Southern Ocean.
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US Announces Near-Total Ban On African Elephant Ivory Trade
US authorities on Thursday announced a near-total ban on the trade of African elephant ivory, finalizing a years-long push to fight the poaching of the threatened animals.
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Activists Urge Akhilesh Yadav To take Necessary Steps To Save Yamuna
Activists and environmentalists on Tuesday met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and urged him to take immediate steps to save and revive river Yamuna.
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10 Cambodians Arrested Over Illegal Logging Patrol Murders
Ten people, including a soldier, have been arrested over the murders of a forest ranger and a policeman who were investigating illegal logging in Cambodia, officials said today.
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US Crushes Ton of Ivory in New York's Times Square
A ton of illegal ivory carved into decorative objects was destroyed in New York's Times Square today as US officials denounced poaching that kills thousands of elephants a year.
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Environmental Group to Pay $2.55 Milllion to Japan Whalers
A radical environmental group has agreed to pay $2.55 million to Japanese whalers for breaching a US court injunction to stay clear of their vessels in the Antarctic Ocean.
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Dudhwa National Park on High Alert following Bird Flu Outbreak in Amethi
The Dudhwa National Park has been put on high alert following Avian influenza outbreak in Amethi.
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'Extinct' Myanmar Bird Rediscovered After 73 Years
A bird that was long thought to have gone extinct has been rediscovered in Myanmar after a team of scientists used a recording of its distinctive call to track it down.
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Expert Group Questions Methodology Adopted For Tiger Census
A day after tiger census declared a 30 per cent jump in big cat population, a wildlife expert group questioned the procedure India adopted for the estimation, saying the method used cannot yield "sufficiently refined results" to accurately measure changes in tiger numbers.
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In Iran, Love is Rarely a Many-Splendoured Thing
Like an increasing number of Iranians, Mahnaz divorced after marrying young because of the pressures of a conservative society that she feels often ignores a relationship's most important ingredient: love.
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Protecting Wildlife Goes Hi-Tech, and Gets Harder
Those who want to protect elephants and rhinoceroses in Africa often face dangerous criminal traffickers who are bold, enterprising and well-equipped, leaders said at the US-Africa summit this week.
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NDTV follows the wandering tiger
Earlier this month, NDTV travelled to the Bhadra Tiger Reserve in north Karnataka to film the release of a captured wild tiger and it was an incredible sight indeed.The tiger captured near Shimoga after it killed a man. Now, after a team of tiger researchers have studied images of the released animal, it turns out it had made a journey covering hun...
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Is This The Answer To "Disease X"? Scientists Identify Crucial Prevention Strategy
The World Health Organization sounds the alarm on the inevitable emergence of "Disease X," urging preparedness for the next pandemic.
-
Sea Shepherd Australia Says Will Continue South Ocean Action
Sea Shepherd Australia said today that a legal settlement involving the conservation group's US founder will not affect its anti-whaling campaign in the Southern Ocean.
-
US Announces Near-Total Ban On African Elephant Ivory Trade
US authorities on Thursday announced a near-total ban on the trade of African elephant ivory, finalizing a years-long push to fight the poaching of the threatened animals.
-
Activists Urge Akhilesh Yadav To take Necessary Steps To Save Yamuna
Activists and environmentalists on Tuesday met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and urged him to take immediate steps to save and revive river Yamuna.
-
10 Cambodians Arrested Over Illegal Logging Patrol Murders
Ten people, including a soldier, have been arrested over the murders of a forest ranger and a policeman who were investigating illegal logging in Cambodia, officials said today.
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US Crushes Ton of Ivory in New York's Times Square
A ton of illegal ivory carved into decorative objects was destroyed in New York's Times Square today as US officials denounced poaching that kills thousands of elephants a year.
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Environmental Group to Pay $2.55 Milllion to Japan Whalers
A radical environmental group has agreed to pay $2.55 million to Japanese whalers for breaching a US court injunction to stay clear of their vessels in the Antarctic Ocean.
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Dudhwa National Park on High Alert following Bird Flu Outbreak in Amethi
The Dudhwa National Park has been put on high alert following Avian influenza outbreak in Amethi.
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'Extinct' Myanmar Bird Rediscovered After 73 Years
A bird that was long thought to have gone extinct has been rediscovered in Myanmar after a team of scientists used a recording of its distinctive call to track it down.
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Expert Group Questions Methodology Adopted For Tiger Census
A day after tiger census declared a 30 per cent jump in big cat population, a wildlife expert group questioned the procedure India adopted for the estimation, saying the method used cannot yield "sufficiently refined results" to accurately measure changes in tiger numbers.
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In Iran, Love is Rarely a Many-Splendoured Thing
Like an increasing number of Iranians, Mahnaz divorced after marrying young because of the pressures of a conservative society that she feels often ignores a relationship's most important ingredient: love.
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Protecting Wildlife Goes Hi-Tech, and Gets Harder
Those who want to protect elephants and rhinoceroses in Africa often face dangerous criminal traffickers who are bold, enterprising and well-equipped, leaders said at the US-Africa summit this week.
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NDTV follows the wandering tiger
Earlier this month, NDTV travelled to the Bhadra Tiger Reserve in north Karnataka to film the release of a captured wild tiger and it was an incredible sight indeed.The tiger captured near Shimoga after it killed a man. Now, after a team of tiger researchers have studied images of the released animal, it turns out it had made a journey covering hun...
