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German Wind Lobby Demands Endangered Species Protection To Be Watered Down - The Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF)

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www.thegwpf.com - The wind power industry can hardly erect any new turbines because of a flood of complaints. The ban on killing endangered wildlife is turning into an “absolute obstacle to planning” – extrapolated de…

SCIENCE

Squirrels listen to birds' chitchat to gauge if trouble's afoot – study

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www.theguardian.com - Squirrels eavesdrop on the chatter of songbirds to work out whether the appearance of a predator is cause for alarm, researchers have found. Animals including squirrels have previously been found to …

SCIENCE

Insect Freefall: What Do Declining Insect Populations Mean for Birds?

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abcbirds.org - Many people quip that they'd prefer a world without “bugs,” but as the adage goes: Be careful what you wish for. Our planet cannot function normally without insects and other invertebrates. “The litt…

SCIENCE

Hurricane Dorian probably just made a species of bird go extinct

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www.newsweek.com - Hurricane Dorian has caused catastrophic destruction in the Bahamas and killed at least seven people there. But aside from its impact on humans, the powerful storm likely severely affected wildlife o…

ENVIRONMENT

Giant fish found with a stomach filled with plastic waste off Maldives

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www.dailymail.co.uk - A fisherman in the Maldives was left stunned after he cut open the giant trevally fish he'd caught and found them filled with plastic and other rubbish. A shocking video shows a fisherman named Siruh…

SCIENCE

‘Holy grail’: Nest of extremely rare bird captured on video in Russia

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news.mongabay.com - In June this year, researchers surveying a remote part of the Russian Far East finally managed to find what they had been looking for: a Nordmann’s greenshank sitting on a nest, up on a branch of a l…

SCIENCE

'International Call to Youth: The Age of Reason Is in the Stars!''

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larouchepac.com - Helga Zepp-LaRouche said the following on Tuesday regarding her “International Call to Youth,” printed below: “We will have International Days of Action starting on Sept. 10 and 12, for which I have …

SCIENCE

Wildlife bridges over highways make animals and people safer

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@EstherThedoro

www.nationalgeographic.com - Roaring traffic doesn’t stop big mammals like moose and bears from crossing highways—nor does it keep myriad smaller creatures from being squished by car tires. In just two years along one stretch of…

SCIENCE

The beast of the woods

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TwilightBeasts

twilightbeasts.org - I love a good walk in the woods. Breathing the clean fresh air into my lungs. Spotting a bird hop on a branch nearby. Listening to the almost silence as the wind gently rustles the leaves above. Feel…

SCIENCE

The Other Twitterverse: Squirrels Eavesdrop On Birds, Researchers Say

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Acoustic Atlas

www.npr.org - The sounds of pleasant, relaxed bird chatter made eastern grey squirrels resume foraging more quickly after hearing the sounds of a predator, researchers found. Squirrels eavesdrop on the casual chit…

SCIENCE

People and the People of the Forest

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medium.com - Humans share about 97% of our DNA with orangutans, making them one of our closest evolutionary relatives. Indeed, their name means “person of the forest” in Malay. Part of our similarities lie in cog…

LEISURE

Contagion

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Jawziya F. Zaman

psychopompmag.com - The Black Sea meant nothing to us. Hidden in the damp crevices of the hull, we were indifferent to the lash and curl of waves that battered the galleys until men lay delirious in pools of congealed v…

SCIENCE

Oceans without fish by 2048 | David Marinelli

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www.davidmarinelli.net - The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) stated “More than 30 percent of the world’s fisheries have been pushed beyond their biological limits and are in need of strict management plans to restore them. Several…

SCIENCE

Mystery solved: How NZ lost two of its most enigmatic birds

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Nic Rawlence

www.nzherald.co.nz - The mysterious demises of two of New Zealand's most enigmatic native birds have been explored in a new DNA investigation reaching back far into the past. And now scientists are reasonably sure that w…

LEISURE

20 Best Bird Watching Destinations Around the World - [By Travel Experts]

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www.wanderwithjo.com - Avid birders are always looking for new awesome bird watching destinations to check off lifers from their bucket list. These colorful feathery friends fuel wanderlust and are sometimes reasons for pi…

SCIENCE

Artificially selecting microbial communities: If we can breed dogs, why not microbiomes?

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Enric Frago

journals.plos.org - “The most difficult problems in human life cannot be solved by single individuals and require coordinated teams of specialists.” [1] “The most difficult problems in human life cannot be solved by sin…

SCIENCE

Climate change has created more bird winners than losers in England

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David Whittle

www.newscientist.com - Climate change appears to have helped far more English bird species than it has hindered over the past 50 years. Out of 68 species that breed in England, 23 had their number significantly affected by…

SCIENCE

The science of toxic algal blooms

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www.rnz.co.nz - For a small organism, cyanobacteria can pack a powerful toxic punch. Cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae as they are sometimes called, are a kind of microalgae. They are the cause of the toxic algae w…

SCIENCE

Earth's sixth mass extinction event under way, scientists warn

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fran saunders.

www.theguardian.com - A “biological annihilation” of wildlife in recent decades means a sixth mass extinction in Earth’s history is under way and is more severe than previously feared, according to research. Scientists an…

SCIENCE

How climate change choked ancient life to death — and why it could happen again

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www.geekwire.com - Scientists say rapidly warming oceans played a key role in the world’s biggest mass extinction, 252 million years ago, and could point to the risks that lie ahead in an era of similarly rapid climate…

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