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Scientists seek new tools to fight malnutrition

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Betsy Taylor, Associated Press Yahoo News 29 Jul 09; ST. LOUIS – Missouri researchers have launched a new effort in their fight against wor...

Energy efficiency could save U.S. $600 billion

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Reuters 29 Jul 09; WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States could save about $600 billion in energy costs by 2020 if it hiked annual effici...

Don't desert us, say sinking Pacific islands

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Rowan Callick, The Australian 30 Jul 09; THREE of Australia's biggest non-government organisations are hosting competing visits by Paci...

Australia's deadly wildfires 'worse next year'

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Yahoo News 29 Jul 09; MELBOURNE (AFP) – Australian officials on Wednesday warned the country could be hit by even worse wildfires next summ...

Bolivia's Indians feel the heat

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James Painter, BBC News 29 Jul 09; Marcos Choque is a 67-year-old Aymara Indian with holes in his trousers and battered sandals. He appears...

Arctic tundra hotter, boosts global warming: expert

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David Ljunggren, Reuters 29 Jun 09; OTTAWA (Reuters) - Regions of Arctic tundra around the world are heating up very rapidly, releasing mor...

Sub-Arctic timebomb: warming speeds CO2 release from soil

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Yahoo News 29 Jul 09; PARIS (AFP) – Climate change is speeding up the release of carbon dioxide from frigid peatlands in the sub-Arctic, fu...

China wants climate deal this year: U.N.'s Ban

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Louis Charbonneau, Reuters 29 Jul 09; UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - China's leaders told U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon that Beijing w...

Best of our wild blogs: 29 Jul 09

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Lim Chu Kang cleanup, 8th August 2009 from Toddycats! Fri 31 Jul 2009: 2pm – Ben Godsall on “Preliminary insights into the behaviour of tree...

New boardwalk links Sentosa to VivoCity in Nov 2010

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938 LIVE Channel NewsAsia 28 Jul 09; SINGAPORE: S$300 million will be pumped in to boost transport infrastructure within and leading into S...

Scientists may have killed a dengue outbreak in Singapore

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Straits Times 29 Jul 09; A DENGUE outbreak here may have been stopped in its tracks by a team of scientists at the Environmental Health Ins...

Singapore to gear up for growing need for 'green-collar' jobs

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Today Online 29 Jul 09; IT'S bright. And it's green. That is the outlook for the construction sector, with total construction deman...
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