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Trimaran circles North Pole
A trimaran sailing boat has circled the North Pole in a single summer season, a feat made possible by
Hurricane Paula hugs Cuban coast
VINALES, Cuba (Reuters) – Hurricane Paula dumped rain on Cuba's western tobacco-growing province on Thursday as the small hurricane
More locusts hatch in Australia
Recent warm weather in the far west has stepped up the number of locust hatchings in the area. Cool weather
Quake shakes Oklahoma, two injured
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) --- One of the strongest earthquakes on record in Oklahoma rattled parts of five states Wednesday
Google sink billions in Wind Farms
Search engine giant Google have announced their intention to help bring alternative energy to the United States. The US firm
Africa urged to tackle climate change
African leaders came under pressure on Wednesday to take concrete actions against global warming at the African Development Forum
WWF: We Need a New Earth by 2030
Carbon pollution and over-use of Earth's natural resources have become so critical that, on current trends, we will need
EU tells Nigeria to clean up mining
Kano — As the number of children known to have been poisoned by lead continues to mount, a UN
EU bid to freeze drilling collapses
A bid to freeze deepwater drilling in Europe in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico disaster collapsed Wednesday
Hungary Alumina plant to restart
VESZPREM, Hungary (Reuters) – The alumina plant that flooded parts of Hungary with toxic sludge will restart production by