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3,634 Dead birds collected in Gulf, wildlife service says
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the first time is breaking down the species of oiled birds collected
Urgent action needed, say climate change advisors
The UK needs to take action now to ensure it can cope with future changes in our climate, the
Drought shrinks Amazon River to lowest level in 47 years
A severe drought parching northern Brazil this year has shrunk the mighty Amazon River -- the world's longest river
Islanders Plead To Australia For Help
The people of the Cartaret Islands in Papua New Guinea, who are facing inundation from rising sea levels, have
Storm Karl Hits Mexico, Threatens Gulf Oil Installations
CANCUN, Mexico (AFP) – Tropical storm Karl soaked parts of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Wednesday and headed toward Gulf oil
Japan Heatwave Kills 170, Sends More Than 54,000 To Hospital
Tokyo (AFP) Sept 14, 2010 - At least 170 people have died from heatstroke and more than 54,000 have
Arctic sea ice shrinks to third lowest area on record
Arctic sea ice melted over the summer to cover the third smallest area on record, US researchers said Wednesday,
US Orders Idle Wells Plugged In Gulf Of Mexico
The United States on Wednesday ordered oil and gas firms to permanently plug nearly 3,500 unused wells and dismantle
No Fears Over BP’s North Sea Drill
The outgoing boss of BP, Tony Hayward, has rejected claims the company's North Sea oil platforms are unsafe for
France Reports First Dengue Fever Infection On Mainland
France reported a first case of dengue fever infection on its mainland Monday, in the southern city of Nice,