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Landowners or groups working to protect and enhance native biodiversity in Canterbury have until the end of August to apply for contestable grants of up to $5,000 through Environment Canterbury’s Environment Enhancement Fund. Funding is announced in December.
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California Leading On Environment … Most Of Us AnywaySeeing the Forest, CA -42 minutes agoThis website contains information on the impacts of climate change on California and the state's policies relating to global warming. …California Labor Unions Support Global Warming Solutions: Green …California Progress Reportall 2 news articles
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Global warming brings an early laying season for Britain's birdsIndependent, UK -2 hours agoBy Michael McCarthy, Environment Editor Climate change is causing familiar British birds to lay their eggs earlier, according to a survey of UK bird …
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The Wrecking Crew, Tent City 4 and Ancient Global WarmingKUOW NPR, WA -6 minutes agoPaleontology professor Peter Ward talks about evidence that in Earth's past, global warming episodes caused mass extinctions.
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State Board to Hold Public Meeting in SD on Combating Global WarmingKPBS, CA -1 hour agoThe board is taking suggestions and explaining proposals on the state's plan to combat global warming. KPBS Reporter Ed Joyce has more. …
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Florida camp instills respect for the environment >Aug. 14, 2008 NOTE: Photographs and video are available at http://umns.umc.org . >By John Gordon* LaBELLE, Fla. (UMNS)-Summer campers at Riverside Retreat get their first lesson in conservation as soon as they sit down to eat.
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Stock charts show institution money is rotating into software. Software is among a handful of industries that have surged above both their 50- and 200-day moving averages.
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Is global warming putting garden birds at risk by making them lay …Daily Mail, UK -19 minutes agoBy Fiona Macrae This change could eventually threaten the survival of many garden species such as robins, chaffinches, swallows, blue tits and great tits. …
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DOHERTY: NEW SCIENTIFIC DATA JUSTIFIES REPEALING GLOBAL WARMING…Politicker, NY -3 hours agoBy bguhl - August 14, 2008 - 1:48pm Responding to various new scientific reports questioning the concept of global warming, Assemblyman Michael Doherty …
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Global warming blamed for increased wildfire riskDeseret News, UT -2 hours agoBy Stephen Speckman Global warming and past forest management are making forests in the western United States more susceptible to fire while large wildfires …
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