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16.06.2009, 08:03
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With the rapid progress of biotechnology and with more genomes being deciphered in full, scientists begin to speculate that someday we may be able to help bring extinct species back into existence.
18.07.2009, 01:36
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Life on Earth is under a serious threat. World leaders fail to reverse the trend by 2010 despite commitments made in 2002.
05.01.2010, 09:07
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Regardless of how cold it gets, the streets of Russian cities in winter are reminiscent of a fur fashion catwalk, with a kaleidoscope of women in pelts of all sizes, colors and designs.
29.10.2010, 05:12
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The bear is one of the iconic images of Russia. However, in some parts of Russia the relationship between these animals and people has become less than cordial this autumn.
07.05.2009, 16:32
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The EU's killing off part of Scotland's renowned kilt-wearing tradition with an animal welfare ban.
05.06.2010, 13:29
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First came polar bears, then tigers, and even a fish. Now Vladimir Putin has made his latest foray into the animal kingdom to mark World Environment Day. Russia’s Premier visited the Elk Island nature reserve in Moscow.
26.02.2009, 19:28
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The government has banned the hunting of baby seals in the regions surrounding the White Sea.
09.01.2009, 22:09
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Bison are making a comeback thousands of years after they disappeared from eastern Russia. Bison breeders in Siberia are hoping the return of the huge woolly mammals to the region will help boost eco-tourism.
10.08.2009, 12:00
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Global warming is normally associated with the gases coming out of cars and factories, but it seems India's contribution to heating the planet is mostly four-legged and sacred.
30.08.2010, 17:24
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Blame it on this summer’s deadly heat wave or political brinkmanship, but Russian leaders appear more willing to provide space for green alternatives.
Medvedev-ObamaPublished: 04 November, 2009, 10:28
Edited: 05 November, 2009, 07:11
City park rabbits are good to look at. But they are even better for heating your house. That's the view of the Stockholm city authorities, as they battle a plague of rabbits in Swedish parks.
Here in Indiana (USA) we brew our food into ethanol to burn in our cars. To turn meat into fuel proves that the Swedes are even crazier than we are.