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Lost connection to animate Earth
Viewpoint by Stephan Harding BBC 29 Jun 06
Tanker, container ship collide in Singapore
waters
Channel NewsAsia 30 Jun 06
HK fishermen forced out of business by rising
fuel prices, moratorium By Roland Lim Channel NewsAsia's Hong Kong Correspondent
Channel NewsAsia 30 Jun 06
NUS conducts first Wild Biodiversity Field
Study Camp for overseas students By Valarie Tan Channel NewsAsia
30 Jun 06
World Bank vows to improve forestry program
in Cambodia
Yahoo News 30 Jun 06
Aunt lost $20,000 when nephew jumped bail
for smuggling endangered birds By Elena Chong Straits Times 30 Jun
06
New railway line threatens Tibetan Plateau
WWF 30 Jun 06
WWF expedition makes discoveries in the
Amazon
WWF 29 Jun 06
Baby gray whale births rebounding on Pacific
Coast
Written by AP PlanetSave 29 Jun 06
Scientists investigate giant algae bloom
off Canada's west coast AFP Yahoo News 29 Jun 06
Lighting the key to energy saving
By Richard Black BBC 29 Jun 06
Going for green at the World Cup
By Sam Wilson BBC 29 Jun 06
Planning for stewardship an important part
of successful ecological restoration University of Washington EurekAlert
29 Jun 06
Indigenous Group Keeps Ecology All in the
Family
John Roach National Geographic 29 Jun 06
U.S. Coral Eden Found; Others Saved From
Destructive Fishing Scott Norris National Geographic 28 Jun 06
Guyana sets up fishing restrictions to help
endangered sea turtles Written by AP PlanetSave 28 Jun 06
Baby rhino tracks in Malaysia raise hopes
Associated Press Yahoo News 28 Jun 06
Afghanistan to protect wildlife and wild
lands
EurekAlert 28 Jun 06
Wildlife Twinning - the World Land Trust
in Partnership with Zoos and Aquariums By World Land Trust ENN 28
Jun 06
Illegal trade that kills pests and people
by Nirmal Ghosh The Straits Times 29 Jun 06
More hands-on opportunities needed to curb
animal abuse
Letter from Niam Xing Wei Straits Times Forum 28 Jun 06
Take a strong stance against animal smugglers,
abusers
By Louis Ng Straits Times Forum 23 Jun 06
Last chance for China's dolphin
By Richard Black BBC 27 Jun 06
Slender Loris gasps for survival as urban
India expands
by Jay Shankar, AFP Yahoo News 27 Jun 06
PC users 'want greener machines'
BBC 26 Jun 06
The Creative Gallery on Sustainability Communications
launched UNEP 23 Jun 06
Dutch expertise to manage Marina catchment
area
by Meng Yew Choong The Straits Times 27 Jun 06
Fins for sale: Galapagos sharks are under
threat due to growing demand for £100-a-bowl soup in Chinese restaurants
By Stephen Khan The Independent 25 Jun 06
New chameleon-like snake discovered in the
Heart of Borneo
WWF 27 Jun 06
Uganda Says Development Can Protect Great
Apes
PlanetArk 27 Jun 06
Thai authorities seize illegal cargo of
pangolins and freshwater turtles at Bangkok airport TRAFFIC Southeast
Asia and WildAid 26 Jun 06
China, India and Nepal work together to
address illegal trans-boundary wildlife trade TRAFFIC 27 Jun 06
Asia Shows Solar Power is Not Just for the
Rich
Story by Georgina Prodhan PlanetSave 27 Jun 06
Scientists Seek to Spy on World's Fish
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 27 Jun 06
Help to save the environment. Use the same
mug for Starbucks coffee Letter from Karen Young Straits Times Forum
26 Jun 06
Malagasy Ecoguides Hold Key to the Forest
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 26 Jun 06
Investors Welcome Salmon Farm King, Ecologists
Worry
Story by James Kilner PlanetArk 26 Jun 06
Green turtle travels 2,390km in 60 days
by K. Suthakar Kemaman Indian Ocean-South-East Asian Marine Turtle website
25 Jun 06
Blagging in the blogosphere Do blogs
hinder rather than help people in the environmental debate? Viewpoint by
Richard Ladle BBC 23 Jun 06
Fund raiser for Sea Shepherds
Email from Grant Pereira 22 Jun 06
Scientific study, my fish!
Goh Boon Choo Today Online 24 Jun 06
Your whaling questions answered
BBC 22 Jun 06
Next Victim of Warming: The Beaches
By Cornelia Dean New York Times 20 Jun 06
Only 2 Pct of Coral Reefs Properly Protected
- Study
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 23 Jun 06
Site of human-dolphin partnership becomes
protected area Wildlife Conservation Society EurekAlert 22 Jun 06
Decline of world's estuaries and coastal
seas
Lenfest Ocean Program EurekAlert 22 Jun 06
Healthy Coral Reefs off Madagascar Resisting
Damage from Climate Change Conservation International EurekAlert
22 Jun 06
First surveys of Tanzanian mountains reveal
160+ animal species, including new & endemic World Wildlife Fund EurekAlert
22 Jun 06
Big Bats Show Puzzling Fondness for Small
Places
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 22 Jun 06
IUCN and the International Whaling Commission
IUCN 20 Jun 06
How the survival of vital food sources can
be ensured
The Independent 21 Jun 06
WWF and rechargeable battery maker announce
licensing partnership WWF 22 Jun 06
Bouquet for SingTel's efforts to be environmentally
friendly
Letter from Eugene Tay Tse Chuan
Straits Times Forum 22 Jun 06
Finding green in the concrete jungle
By Richard Black BBC 19 Jun 06
Buildings Can Fight Global Warming, Says
World Resources Institute Guidebook By World Resources Institute ENN
21 Jun 06 Office
Three New Lemurs Take a Bow in Madagascar
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 21 Jun 06
Elephants, large mammals recover from poaching
in Africa's oldest national park Wildlife Conservation Society EurekAlert
21 Jun 06
Alaskan Eskimos Fear Whaling Future under
Threat
By Daisuke Wakabayashi, Reuters ENN 21 Jun 06
Catches of Ancient Fish off Africa Worry
Greens
By Ed Stoddard, Reuters ENN 21 Jun 06
MediaCorp shouldn't air programme which
shows feast on endangered species
Letter from Ang Fui Gan Straits Times Forum Online 21 Jun 06
Tragic End for Box Turtles
Straits Times 21 Jun 06
Singapore's
action on box turtle smuggling commended by TRAFFIC Southeast Asia and WildAid
the habitatnews blog
A major step forward for marine protection
in Indonesia
WWF 19 Jun 06
Seaweed, algae could kill the Great Barrier
Reef
By Jade Bilowol News.com.au 19 Jun 06
Conference Studies How to Make Biodiversity
Pay off for Africa
By Jerome Delay ENN 20 Jun 06
How did the anti-whalers lose?
By Richard Black BBC 19 Jun 06
Climate change may affect East Asia differently
to North Atlantic nations, study suggests University of Newcastle upon
Tyne EurekAlert 20 Jun 06
WWF maps coral reefs in Arabian Gulf
WWF 18 Jun 06
Newest national monument a scenic wonder,
but few can visit Written by Tara Godvin PlanetSave 19 Jun 06
Sea Turtle Restoration Project Presents
Plan Of Action To UN To Save Leatherback Sea Turtles
By the Sea Turtle Restoration Project ENN 19 Jun 06
India to Give Army Powers to Protect Wildlife
Story by Nita Bhalla PlanetArk 20 Jun 06
First global bird map provides new clues
to future extinctions Imperial College London EurekAlert 19 Jun 06
Hope for future of giant panda
By Helen Briggs BBC 19 Jun 06
Work on biodiversity 'doomsday vault' begins
in the Arctic
Channel NewsAsia 19 Jun 06
World Grain Stocks Fall To 57 Days Of Consumption
: Grain Prices Starting to Rise
By the Earth Policy Institute ENN 16 Jun 06
New Hope for Madgascar's Rare Birds
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 19 Jun 06
Conserving Humphead Wrasse, world's largest
reef fish
TRAFFIC 16 Jun 06
Turtle eggs sold near sanctuary
The Star 15 Jun 06
'Historic' triumph against hunting ban for
whaling nations
AFP Yahoo News 19 Jun 06
Fierce rows rock world whaling talks
Channel NewsAsia 18 Jun 06
Greenland seeks to hunt humpback, bowhead
whales
By Michael Christie Yahoo News 17 Jun 06
Indonesian arrested for attempting to smuggle
protected turtle species through S'pore
By Wong Siew Ying Channel NewsAsia 16 Jun 06
Environmental factors behind a quarter of
deaths from disease: WHO Channel NewsAsia 17 Jun 06
State-of-the-art infrastructure in place
at Marina Bay
By Wong Siew Ying Channel NewsAsia 16 Jun 06
Japan mulls comeback after whaling defeat
Channel NewsAsia 17 Jun 06
The lure of the whale trade
By Richard Black BBC 16 Jun 06
"Myth" That Green Protection Hits Economy
– UNEP
Story by By Alister Doyle PlanetArk 16 Jun 06
Action Urged to Avoid Deep Trouble in the
Deep Seas
UNEP website 16 Jun 06
NW Hawaii Becomes World's Biggest Marine
Reserve
Story by By Deborah Zabarenko PlanetArk 16 Jun 06
URA, NParks start work on Marina Bay Landscape
Masterplan By Wong Siew Ying Channel NewsAsia 15 Jun 06
Beef up laws on nature conservation, says
don
By K.C. Vijayan The Straits Times 15 Jun 05
A linkway country covered all the way
Letter from Lim Poh Seng Today Online 15 Jul 06
Hygiene is a priority
Letter from NEA Today Online 15 Jun
The challenges facing an urban world
By Mark Kinver BBC 13 Jun 06
Tibetan Herders Join Rush for Prize Fungus
Story by Chris Buckley PlanetArk 14 Jun 06
First-ever photo of wild rhino on Borneo
WWF 14 Jun 06
Beijing orders a day without cars, elevators,
air conditioning for civil servants Written by AP PlanetSave 13 Jun
06
Coral Gathering Unabated in the Southern
Philippines Despite Ban; 'What the Sea has Belongs to Us' by Al Jacinto
Zamboanga Underwater Times 13 Jun 06
Booming bushmeat trade threat to Africa
wildlife
By Antoine Lawson, Reuters Yahoo News 12 Jun 06
Japan tries to cut down on plastic bags
by By Hiroko Tabuchi Associated Press Yahoo News 10 Jun 06
New shark discovered in US waters
BBC 10 Jun 06
Giant Mekong catfish off the hook
BBC 10 Jun 06
Andamans in "losing battle" with poachers
Reuters Yahoo News 9 Jun 06
Some shoppers switch from plastic to reusable
bags
by Shermaine Wong The Straits Times 9 Jun 06
Marketing conservation: Wet markets make
ideal places for recycling bins Letter from Kathy Lee Today Online
9 Jun 06
Give reusable bags a try
Letter from National Environment Agency Today Online 9 Jun 06
US Biologists Fight to Save Rare Bird From
Extinction
Story by Jon Hurdle PlanetArk 9 Jun 06
West's emissions 'fuelling destruction of
Heritage Sites'
By Roger Harrabin in Belize The Independent 9 Jun 06
Scientists: The Philippines is the World's
'Center of Marine Biodiversity'; Announce Alarm over Marine Threats
by Katherine Adraneda UnderwaterTimes 8 Jun 06
Rare Giraffe-Like Animal "Rediscovered"
in Congo Park
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 9 Jun 06
Government Announces Expansion of Tesso
Nilo National Park to Ensure Room for Sumatran Elephants WWF Indonesia
8 Jun 06
Coyotes Trade U.S. Western Plains for East's
Urban Jungle Maryann Mott National Geographic 8 Jun 06
'Hope for coral' as oceans warm
By Richard Black BBC 7 Jun 06
Global Warming Is Spurring Evolution, Study
Says
Richard A. Lovett National Geographic 8 Jun 06
Chop chopstick provision
Letters from Murali Sharma and from Sam Lai Wah
Today Online 8 Jun 06
Don't release balloons at Sentosa. They
kill the turtles which eat them Letter from Isabel Kang (Ms) Straits
Times Forum online 8 Jun 06
Fiji War Chant Used to Spur Marine Conservation
Story by Deborah Zabarenko PlanetArk 8 Jun 06
Japan Plans New Pro-Whalers Group to End
Hunting Ban
Story by Elaine Lies PlanetArk 8 Jun 06
Population of endangered Indus dolphin rises
By Paul Garwood Yahoo News 8 Jun 06
Florida to Remove Manatee From Endangered
List
Story by Jim Loney PlanetArk 8 Jun 06
Malaysian experts hopeful turtles will return
after disastrous season Channel NewsAsia 7 Jun 06
Turtle Power Threatens Chevron's Gorgon
Gas Project
Story by Paul Marriott PlanetArk 7 Jun 06
Elephants' journey to Australia in limbo
after protests in Thailand Channel NewsAsia 7 Jun 06
Environmental Defense Launches Million Light
Bulb Campaign Contributed by Jessica Bosanko PlanetSave 7 Jun 06
Policy makers draw up list of 'top 100'
ecological questions EurekAlert 7 Jun 06
Two Frog Species Feared Extinct Found in
Colombia
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 7 Jun 06
Human activity main cause of bird extinctions
says survey
Ian Sample, science correspondent The Guardian 7 Jun 06
Olympics - Beijing Mascots to Help Keep
Shark's Fin Off the Menu Story by Nick Mulvenney PlanetArk 6 Jun
06
Amid Bird Flu, Activists Plead for Humane
US Culling
Story by Jill Serjeant PlanetArk 6 Jun 06
Global Warming May Swamp Hawaiian Wildlife,
Study Warns James Owen National Geographic 5 Jun 06
China: Costs from pollution exceed $200
billion per year
Written by Chris Hawke PlanetSave 5 Jun 06
Free as a bird--or under surveillance?
Plan for global wild birds tracking system
FAO website 1 Jun 06
No plastic while shopping, please
Teo Xuanwei Today Online 5 Jun 06
Bring your own chopsticks
Wan Kwong Weng Today Online 5 Jun 06
New Generation of 'Green' Activists at US
Colleges
Story by Deborah Zabarenko PlanetArk 5 Jun 06
India's Tigers in Losing Battle Against
Poachers
Story by Krittivas Mukherjee PlanetArk 5 Jun 06
Want Orchard Road buzz? Cut down the trees
by Ignatius Low The Straits Times 4 Jun 06
'Marine sanctuary' plan for Pulau Hantu
dropped
by Radha Basu The Straits Times 3 Jun 06
The real cost of going green
By Emil Petrie BBC 2 Jun 06
NEA launches new anti-littering campaign
focused on public places By Joanne Leow Channel NewsAsia 1 Jun 06
More international watersports events at
Marina Bay when IR is completed By Pearl Forss Channelnews Asia 1
Jun 06
Rice research in next 10 years to focus
on global warming, drought Yahoo News 1 Jun 06
China Cracking Down on Illegal Timber from
Myanmar
By Reuters ENN 1 Jun 06
Scientists Say Arctic Once Was Tropical
By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press ENN 1 Jun 06
Sustainable traps boost lobster conservation
in Central America WWF 1 Jun 06
Unknown creatures found in cave
BBC 1 Jun 06
Tamed 11,400 years ago, figs were likely
first domesticated crop Harvard University EurekAlert 1 Jun 06
Wild Birds Role Unclear in Spreading Bird
Flu - FAO
PlanetArk 1 Jun 06
Dutch preparing for 35-centimeter (14-inch)
ocean rise by 2050 Written by Toby Sterling PlanetSave 31 May 06
Ecosystems with many plant species produce
more and survive threats better National Science Foundation EurekAlert
31 May 06
Taking evolution's temperature: Researchers
pinpoint the energy it takes to make a species University of Florida
EurekAlert 31 May 06
Nepal’s rhinos and tigers in decline
WWF 31 May 06
New environment award announced for champions
of the environment By Hasnita A Majid Channel NewsAsia 30 May 06
MEWR launches public consultation on National
Climate Change Strategy Today Online 31 May 06
Global Support for the World Conservation
Union's Tsunami Response IUCN 30 May 06
Australia Lobbies Pacific Nations Against
Whaling
PlanetArk 31 May 06
PUB to invest $23m in development of ABC
master plan
By Hasnita A Majid Channelnews Asia 29 May 06
Students develop campaign to protect coral
reefs in the Arabian Gulf WWF 28 May 06
Biologists and criminalists try to track
down underwater perps By Jeff Barnard, Associated Press Northwest
NewsChannel 27 May 06
Southeast Asia Plans Wildlife Crime-Busting
Units
PlanetArk 26 May 06
Migrant Birds From Africa in Serious Decline
- Study
PlanetArk 26 May 06
Minister: Damage To Corals Near Sipadan
Island Minimal; Foreign Media Told To 'Stop the Exaggeration' The
Underwatertimes 24 May 06
Tropical Timber is Better Protected, Not
Safe - Report
Story by Jeremy Lovell PlanetArk 26 May 06
TV ads that doubt climate change are 'misleading'
By Andrew Buncombe The Independent 25 May 06
Rollerbladers rescue baby turtles at East
Coast
by Radha Basu The Straits Times 26 May 06
Baby turtles rescued and returned to sea
off Changi
By Wong Siew Ying Channelnews Asia 25 May 06
Dead dolphin washed ashore
The Straits Times 25 May 06
Sand Can Be Polluted Even with Clean Water
By Associated Press ENN 24 May 06
Al Gore's "Inconvenient Truth" Movie: Fact
or Hype?
Stefan Lovgren National Geographic 24 May 06
China reports two new avian flu outbreaks
among migratory birds ChannelnewsAsia 24 May 06
Shoppers' thirst for palm oil threatens
to wipe out orangutan
By Martin Hickman The Independent 23 May 06
Poaching Wars in Tibet Inspire "Mountain
Patrol" Movie
Brian Handwerk National Geographic 23 May 06
Tribe Seeks Greater Freedom to Kill Eagles
By Associated Press ENN 23 May 06
Fishing ban to save turtles forces fishermen
to suicide
Ians Kendrapada New Kerala 21 May 06
EU Issues Plan to Fight Plant, Animal Extinctions
Story by Jeff Mason PlanetArk 23 May 06
Attenborough goes to war over climate
Juliette Jowit, environment editor The Guardian 21 May 06
How satellite tracking revealed the migratory
mysteries of endangered Atlantic loggerhead turtles
University of Exeter EurekAlert 22 May 06
Lion Killings Spur Fears of Regional Extinction
in Kenya
John Roach National Geographic 22 May 06
Bluefin tuna on verge of collapse?
WWF 18 May 06
Rare mangrove finds highlight rich biodiversity
here
by Chang Ai-Lien and Meng Yew Choong
The Straits Times 22 May 05
Learning to dive in Singapore more popular
with locals
By Ng Bao Ying Channelnews Asia 21 May 06
Malaysia to probe serious coral damage at
dive haven Channelnews Asia 21 May 06
Dinosaur exhibit stomps into Science Centre
from Field Museum of Chicago By Joanne Leow Channelnews Asia 21 May
06
Al Gore to play weatherman at Cannes
Channelnews Asia 21 May 06
Prices of hybrid cars lower as fuel costs
soar
By Asha Popatlal Channelnews Asia 20 May 06
Online environmental portal for youths planned
By Rita Zahara Channelnews Asia 20 May 06
Monkey rescued from captivity repatriated
to India
By Asha Popatlal Channelnews Asia 19 Apr 06
Entrepreneur finds way to run truck on biodiesel
and plans to start selling it next month The Straits Times 15 May
06
Malaysian diving haven faces closure over
coral damage Channelnews Asia 19 May 06
Chong Considering Closing Sipadan
Bernama 18 May 06
Report: Barge That Destroyed Sipadan Coral Part of New Scuba Tourism Project;
National Icon 'Damaged' http://www.dailyexpress.com.my Underwatertimes
18 May 06
Governments Have Failed to Stop Overfishing
- Study
PlanetArk 19 May 06
Put only recyclables into recycling bins
Reply from NEA Today Online 19 May 06
Indonesia-S'pore environmental meeting tackles
issues like haze
By Cheryl Fox Channelnews Asia 18 May 06
'Carbon Dioxide... We Call It Life,' U.S.
TV Ads Say
By Deborah Zabarenko, Reuters ENN 18 May 06
How healthy is that marsh? Biologists count
parasites
National Sea Grant College Program EurekAlert 18 May 06
Colombian Frog Believed Extinct Found Alive
Conservation International 17 May 06
Bowhead whale population re-surfaces in
the Arctic
IUCN 17 May 06
Researchers Assess Risks Associated with
Living in Low-Lying Coastal Areas Tiempo EurekAlert 17 May 06
Soccer World Cup Seeks Green Legacy
PlanetArk 17 May 06
Communicating biodiversity: Hard work and
no fear of figures IUCN 17 May 06
India Eyes Chinese Help to Protect Tigers
Story by Krittivas Mukherjee PlanetArk 18 May 06
A conservation vision for New Guinea's wetlands
WWF 17 May 06
Himalayan forests disappearing
New Scientist EurekAlert 17 May 06
South Pacific plant may be missing link
in evolution of flowering plants University of Colorado at Boulder EurekAlert
17 May 06
Colombia Steps up Sales of Eco-Friendly
Coffee
Story by Jeff Coelho PlanetArk 18 May 06
El Salvador Tropical Coffee Forests Threatened
PlanetArk 17 May 06
Pennsylvania is latest state to put cormorants
on a hit list
Written by Marc Levy PlanetSave 16 May 06
Merapi 'won't affect Singapore' Winds
not strong enough to carry ash clouds far: Expert Teo Xuanwei Today Online
16 May 06
Such a wasted effort Dumping of used
food packaging into recycling bin is ruining other recyclables
Letter from Francis Yim Today Online 16 May 06
Global warming may have damaged coral reefs
forever
EurekAlert 15 May 06
Alaska Gets Its First Artificial Reef
By Mary Pemberton ENN 15 May 06
10,000 Foxes Roam London
James Owen National Geographic 15 May 06
It takes time to inculcate recycling culture.
Do more to educate people to cut waste
Letter from Eugene Tay Tse Chuan
Straits Times Forum 15 May 06
161 trees in Singapore designated as Heritage
Trees
By Patwant Singh Channelnews Asia 14 May 06
Recycling rates up; NEA plans more types
of recycling
By Li Peng/Joanne Leow Channelnews Asia 14 May 06
Fisheries Agency to try new method to restore ailing coral at southern isle
Japan Times 14 May 06
Fewer cases of animals released into the
wild
by Theresa Tan Straits Times 13 May 06
Set up sanctuary for Vesak Day devotees
to release animals This improves their chances of survival in the wild
Letter from Jason Li Cheuk Hang Straits Times Forum 13 May 05
Experts eat crow over predictions of bird
flu outbreak in Europe ChannelnewsAsia 12 May 06
Privatisation, recycling keep refuse fees
low
Letter from NEA The Straits Times 12 May 06
New Monkey Species is More Unique Than Thought
Story by Maggie Fox PlanetArk 12 May 06
Oil-Slicked Penguins Wash Ashore Dead in
Argentina
John Roach National Geographic 12 May 06
Saving sharks with magnets
WWF 11 May 06
Fewer people releasing animals into the
wild during Vesak period
By May Wong ChannelnewsAsia 10 May 05
Japan to Boost Whale Sales, Hoping to Whet
Demand
Story by Elaine Lies PlanetArk 11 May 06
Amid Mines and Barbed Wire, Wildlife Thrives
in a Cold War No Man's Land By Michael Casey ENN 10 May 06
Dragonflies Migrate Like Birds, Study Says
James Owen National Geographic 10 May 06
The Decline of Oil By Earth Policy Institute
ENN 8 May 06
Labrador Park to get a hotel and spa
by Krist Boo The Straits Times 10 May 06
Alien Crows Targeted for Total Extermination
in S. Africa
Leon Marshall National Geographic 9 May 05
Smugglers Spreading Bird Flu, Experts Warn
Brian Handwerk National Geographic 9 May 06
What Price Nature? Bogs US$6,000, Reefs
US$10,000
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 10 May 06
Amid Extinctions, Parrots, Panthers Get
Costly Aid
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 10 May 06
Plankton blooms linked to quakes
BBC 9 May 06
Thai Fishermen Break Ranks, Vow to Resume
Hunt of Endangered Mekong Catfish
By Theerawat Khamthita, Bangkok Post
UnderwaterTimes 4 May 06
Copying nature could save us energy, study
shows
EurekAlert 9 May 06
Nature vs Nintendo: Video games or national
parks
University of Illinois at Chicago EurekAlert 9 May 06
Scientists Fear for Nesting Turtles
By Lynn Brezosky, Associated Press ENN 8 May 06
Coral Species Put on 'Threatened' List
By Adrian Sainz, Associated Press ENN 8 May 06
New marine protected areas for Australia
WWF 5 May 06
Higher cost of CNG buses shouldn't hurt
commuters
Letter by Sivarajah Nathan
The Straits Times Forum Online 5 May 06
Poultry Shipments Also Likely Spread Bird
Flu, Expert Says
By Tan Ee Lyn, Reuters ENN 4 May 06
Scientists Probe Atlantic, Find New Species
of Life
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 5 May 06
Zanzibar Dolphin Deaths Puzzle Scientists
By Ali Sultan, Associated Press ENN 4 May 06
Ozone Layer Shows Signs of Recovery, Scientists
Claim
By Patricia Reaney, Reuters ENN 4 May 06
Global Warming Weakens Vast Pacific Climate
System
Story by Deborah Zabarenko PlanetArk 4 May 06
Dozens of Dolphins Die in Black Sea Fishing
Nets
PlanetArk 4 May 06
Lions and People Must Learn to Get Along,
Experts
Say Leon Marshall National Geographic 3 May 06
Greenhouse gases continue to rise
Reuters, Associated Press, Agence France-Presse
The Straits Times 3 May 06
Sakhalin Weighs Environmental Cost of Shell
Project
Story by Tom Bergin PlanetArk 3 May 06
Scientists seek to determine why hundreds
of dolphins washed up dead on Zanzibar's coast
Written by Ali Sultan PlanetSave 1 May 06
Save 100-year-old Bodhi tree: Will the authorities
be swayed by non-economic arguments? Letter from Tan Swee Ann Straits
Times Forum Online 2 May 06
Govt should take lead to promote hybrid
cars.
Start with the police and taxis
Letter from Mohamad Noor Abdullah
Straits Times Forum Online 2 May 06
Mascot Turtle Loses to 'Nemo' in Malaysia
Electric New Paper 1 May 06
Cold-Water Corals at Risk From Fishing Nets,
Acidic Oceans Sean Markey National Geographic 1 May 06
More species slide to extinction
BBC Online 1 May 06
'Clear lead needed' on green life
BBC Online 2 May 06
Hundreds of Dead Dolphins Wash Ashore in
Zanzibar
Paula Bock PlanetArk 1 May 06
A Short History of Environmentalism -- A
Guest Commentary
By Tensie Whelan ENN 1 May 06
Push for biofuels
Associated Press The Straits Times 1 May 06
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