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Study finds lamprey decline continues with loss of habitat in Oregon
Phys.org details a study carried out on the decline in lamprey numbers: A new study aimed at understanding habitat needs for Pacific lamprey in western Oregon found this once-abundant fish that is both ecologically and culturally significant prefers side channels … Continue reading
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China and India perform badly in deforestation ranking
The Guardian reports on the results of a study on deforestation carried out by the Global Canopy Programme: While we are all complicit in global tropical deforestation through the everyday products we buy, there are 500 key governments, companies and … Continue reading
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Stealing from the Future
Jane Goodall, 78-year-old veteran environmental activist and scientist, is famous for her work with and on behalf of chimpanzees. Over the years she has inspired countless environmentalists with her efforts to aid a changing world. Speaking recently on the subject … Continue reading
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