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ANIMAL-DEAD

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Independent online
From animal carcasses to compost
Mon 5 Nov 2012
Cape Town - A new disposal method for animals that have died or been put down to return to the earth and become compost is being tested locally. | Melanie Jones, a former vet and now the CEO of Zero t... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)

Diwali festival - hanging lamp and lights outside home

Festival India Photos Pollution Wikipedia: Diwali

DNA India
Only diyas, no patakhas
Mon 5 Nov 2012
| Animals get affected | Diwali is one festival that causes the most amount of air and sound pollution. It’s a festival of lights and not crackers. Because of the explosive sound, animals get affect... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

Director Barry Levinson speaks during a news conference advocating film incentives that would make Maryland more competitive with other states, Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009,

San Francisco Chronicle Sun 4 Nov 2012
Levinson's research boosts 'The Bay'
Levinson's research on pollution pays off in eco-horror 'The Bay' | Starting with his acclaimed debut "Diner," Baltimore-born filmmaker Barry Levinson has returned home to make autobiographically insp... (photo: AP / Rob Carr)
Celebrity Entertainment Hollywood Photos Wikipedia: Barry Levinson

Flooding in low-lying areas is still a problem after the storm surge from Hurricane Sandy overwhelmed Hoboken, New Jersey. FEMA is working to assist residents affected by Hurricane Sandy, 1 November, 2012.

The Independent Sat 3 Nov 2012
New Yorkers want Sandy recovery to speed up
| The slow pace of recovery from Hurricane Sandy generated frustration and anger across the New York region Friday as residents struggled with shortages of fuel, enduring power outages and a sense amo... (photo: FEMA / Liz Roll)
Disaster Hurricane Sandy Photos US Wikipedia: Hurricane Sandy

Blackbird (Turdus merula) posing on a cold day (about -8 deg C) in an Rowan tree (Sorbus aucuparia). Photo taken in my front yard. Exact location hidden due to privacy concerns, but we are near Viborg in Denmark. The blackbird is defending the berries from a flock of Turdus pilaris, who are circling around.

The Daily Telegraph Sat 3 Nov 2012
Young birds 'getting drunk' on berries vets have warned
Young birds are getting 'drunk' on fermented berries and have all the familiar symptoms of falling over and feeling unwell, experts have found. | Rowan berries are not no... (photo: Creative Commons / Kim Hansen)
Animals Environment Photos Science

Actress Pamela Anderson attends The Animal Rights Foundation of Florida's 20th Anniversary Gala at the Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida - USA 14.3.09

The Examiner Sat 3 Nov 2012
Pamela Anderson sexy wetsuit poses for save the whales campaign (Video)
Related topics | Pamela AndersonPosePETA | Advertisement | Making a grand entrance on a jet ski, Pamela Anderson arrived at a ship-side news conference in support of the ... (photo: WN / Aruna Gilbert)
Actress Celebrity Hollywood Photos

New York theme park brownhouses and buildings at Universal Studios, Singapore

CounterPunch Fri 2 Nov 2012
How to Fight Climate Change and Rebuild a Stricken City
| Despite the fact that New Yorkers live on several different islands, straddling the mouth of a great tidal river, on the edge of a storm-tossed ocean, city transit work... (photo: WN / RTayco)
Climate Hurricane New York Photos Wikipedia: Effects of Hurricane Sandy in New York

New York Aquarium

Philadelphia Daily News Fri 2 Nov 2012
NY Aquarium loses part of fish collection to storm
| Gallery: NY Aquarium loses part of fish collection to storm | The Associated Press | Posted: Friday, November 2, 2012, 8:12 PM | NEW YORK - The New York Aquarium has lo... (photo: Creative Commons / David Shankbone)
Aquarium Hurricane New York Photos Wikipedia: West Eighth Street New York Aquarium (New York City Subway)

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Sun Sentinel Fri 2 Nov 2012
Alan Murray to leave the WSJ for Pew Research Center
| (Reuters) - Alan Murray, deputy managing editor of the Wall Street Journal, will leave in January to assume the role of president of the Pew Research Center, the center... (photo: Creative Commons / cafemama)
Journal Photos US Wall Street Wikipedia: The Wall Street Journal

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	27 forest land diversion proposals come up before National Board for Wildlife The Times Of India
	Celebrity TreeHugger Woody Harrelson on His Tree-Saving Paper Mill (Interview) Treehugger
	Forest rangers rescue injured Musk Deer in Batamaloo Newstrack India
	Maharashtra govt plans new policy for 'green cover' The Times Of India

Weather

	Himachal polls: Weather, not rivals, on Himachal Pradesh netas' minds The Times Of India
	Scope of Sandy's devastation widens, death toll spirals CNBC
	Opinion Report: Climate Change and Sandy The New York Times

ANIMAL-DEAD

From animal carcasses to compost

Blackbird (Turdus merula) posing on a cold day (about -8 deg C) in an Rowan tree (Sorbus aucuparia). Photo taken in my front yard. Exact location hidden due to privacy concerns, but we are near Viborg in Denmark. The blackbird is defending the berries from a flock of Turdus pilaris, who are circling around.

Young birds 'getting drunk' on berries vets have warned

A worker was seen cutting the grass

Ornamental grasses provide polished landscape for fall

Do Your Part: Green holiday dcor on a dime The Miami Herald
Beach bum's bible - it's a shore thing if you're Sydney Morning Herald
Beach bum's bible - it's a shore thing if you're Canberra Times
Flood - Dangote Committee to Raise N100 Billion All Africa
Ash dieback found in Kent and Essex countryside The Guardian
Diver seriously injured in 3rd shark attack in less than a m The Examiner
Windfarms: is community ownership the way ahead? The Guardian
Over 500 pigeons drop dead in Bihar village The Times Of India
North Carolina's coast is 'hot spot' for rising The Miami Herald
Win a Free Safari in Zambia, Hang Out With Wildlife Treehugger
As Bangalore’s Garbage Crises Eases, Recycling Suffers The New York Times
Prop 37: food companies spend $45m to defeat California GM l The Guardian
Kogi Denies Flood Victims' Influx in Delta All Africa
Joint letter from heads of RenewableUK, CCS association and The Guardian
Orphaned bear cubs to be released in Assam forests Newstrack India
FG Promises Succour to Communities Affected By Flood All Africa
Salvaging Flood Disasters Without Insurance All Africa
Flood Committee Organises N100 Billion Fund Dinner All Africa
We Will Never Forsake You, VP Tells Flood Victims All Africa
Obi, Anambra Flood Victims Mark Ojukwu's 79th Birthday All Africa

Diwali festival - hanging lamp and lights outside home

Only diyas, no patakhas

food sacks

‘We’re ready for global food crisis’

Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd surveys an area which is still under water Friday, Oct. 21, 2011 in Taguig City south of Manila, Philippines. Rudd visited the city which was chosen as the pilot project of Australia's aid that will assists communities with disaster risk management and improved city planning. (AP Photo/Pat Roque)

Kevin Rudd beats drum for Asia white paper

Nordmann's Greenshank bird on endangered list The Siasat Daily
FuelCell (FCEL) Expands Agreement with POSCO Energy StreetInsider
Harbinger (HRG) and EXCO (XCO) form $725M Joint Venture StreetInsider
Insight: Great expectations fill Greenland as China eyes ric The Star
Insight: Great expectations fill Greenland as China eyes ric The Guardian
Insight: Great expectations fill Greenland as China eyes ric Reuters
Government inspectors take a round-the-clock approach to Arc Houston Chronicle
Old Dem donkeys can’t retake House: Enough of James Moran The Examiner
This is as good as it gets, says visionary Canberra Times
Seminar focuses on government contracting for small business Business Journal
HEALTH: Fears over climate change impact on neglected tropic IRINnews
Walgreen adds 'green' line to private-label push Chicago Tribune
Sandy aftermath: Huge oil spill threatens Staten Island (Vid The Examiner
How N.Y.U. Stayed (Partly) Warm and Lighted The New York Times
Southern Company third quarter earnings reflect mild weather Seeking Alpha
Child dies after falling into enclosure at the Pittsburgh Zo The Examiner
Delhiites: Why Don’t You Use Public Transportation? The New York Times
Taggart Global, L&L; in China mine deal Business Journal
Billionaire Joe Craft may be most powerful non-elected indiv The News Tribune
Rogers Corporation Reports 2012 Third Quarter Results Seeking Alpha

Barak Obama

Snapshot: Polls: Obama, Romney in dead heat + Sandy threatens holiday shopping + American Airlines ...

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'Beaver tourism': can it work?

Pioneer Natural Resources Reports Third Quarter 2012 Financial and Operating Results

Pioneer Natural Resources Reports Third Quarter 2012 Financial and Operating Results

Dutch queen swears in new government Houston Chronicle
Snapshot: Polls: Obama, Romney in dead heat + Sandy threaten Business Journal
SpaceX launches online merchandise store Business Journal
Romney, Michelle Obama plan last visits to Orlando Monday Business Journal
Mica pushes for Greyhound bus terminal in downtown Orlando Business Journal
Publix reports revenue of $6.7B for third quarter Business Journal
Orlando among most dangerous cities in America Business Journal
Energia Commences Expanded Drilling Program at Nyang Project Mineweb
Despite increasing dangers, Americans are still called to th The Washington Post
The danger increases, but still the water calls Houston Chronicle
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ANIMAL-DEAD

From animal carcasses to compost

Airline passenger plane

Airline Gives Free Ride to a Migrating Butterfly That Hatched Too Late

Blackbird (Turdus merula) posing on a cold day (about -8 deg C) in an Rowan tree (Sorbus aucuparia). Photo taken in my front yard. Exact location hidden due to privacy concerns, but we are near Viborg in Denmark. The blackbird is defending the berries from a flock of Turdus pilaris, who are circling around.

Young birds 'getting drunk' on berries vets have warned

Beach bum's bible - it's a shore thing if you're Sydney Morning Herald
Beach bum's bible - it's a shore thing if you're Canberra Times
Ash dieback found in Kent and Essex countryside The Guardian
Diver seriously injured in 3rd shark attack in less than a m The Examiner
Child dies after falling into enclosure at the Pittsburgh Zo The Examiner
Win a Free Safari in Zambia, Hang Out With Wildlife Treehugger
Incredible Up-Close Lion Photos Feasting on a Kill Treehugger
When wild beasts roamed the UK BBC News
Peta urges Campbell to cancel elephant polo match Deccan Herald
World on track for 6C warming without carbon cuts, study sho The Guardian
Plant nursery suing government over destroyed ash trees The Independent
Flood warnings in place after weekend of rain and snow The Guardian
From animal carcasses to compost Independent online
Monday is deadline for exotic animal registration Dayton Daily News
A family tree for all things feathered Khaleej Times
Bear Attack: Man Mauled To Death By Captive Grizzly In Monta Huffington Post
Naomi Campbell arrives in Jodhpur to celebrate billionaire b Newstrack India
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Boy mauled after falling into pit of wild dogs at zoo The Daily Telegraph
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food sacks

‘We’re ready for global food crisis’

Beef - Meat - Supermarket

Eating less meat may help reduce greenhouse gases

New York theme park brownhouses and buildings at Universal Studios, Singapore

How to Fight Climate Change and Rebuild a Stricken City

Sandy and the winds of change The State
This is as good as it gets, says visionary Canberra Times
HEALTH: Fears over climate change impact on neglected tropic IRINnews
How CEO Mark Parker Runs Nike To Keep Pace With Rapid Change Fast Company
How N.Y.U. Stayed (Partly) Warm and Lighted The New York Times
Tanger CEO says Charlotte can support two outlet centers Business Journal
Downtown Burlington sees uptick in construction, activity Business Journal
North Carolina's coast is 'hot spot' for rising The Miami Herald
North Carolina's coast is 'hot spot' for rising The State
North Carolina's coast is 'hot spot' for rising The News Tribune
Billionaire Joe Craft may be most powerful non-elected indiv The News Tribune
Billionaire Joe Craft may be most powerful non-elected indiv The State
Unprecedented world carbon emissions cuts needed by 2050: Pw DNA India
From grasses to shrubs: How plants reinforce desertification PhysOrg
Businesses playing big role in Hurricane Sandy relief Business Journal
Still undecided? Your consumer habits may indicate your lean Business Journal
Industry letter calls for decarbonisation target in energy The Guardian
Mars methane mystery: Curiosity sniffing for life on the Red Al Jazeera
Sandy's Self-Congratulators American Spectator
World on track for 6C warming without carbon cuts, study sho The Guardian

Park Geun-hye, head of the ruling Saenuri Party's interim governing body, speaks during a press conference on the outcome of Wednesday's parliamentary elections at the party's headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Thursday, April 12, 2012.

South Korea's Park pledges engagement with Pyongyang

Actor and Filmmaker James Franco at the "My Own Private River" Film Society Of Lincoln Center Screening & Q&A 2012

Actor James Franco appeals to Bloomberg to save a NY creative district

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012.

Israel says halted unapproved migration across Egypt border

Hurricane Sandy Construction Hiring Could Aid U.S. Economy, Huffington Post
Weather-Beaten States Hit by Quake, Brace for Nor’Easter CNBC
Post Sandy, manic Monday looms for commuters Herald Tribune
The Danger Increases, But Still The Water Calls National Public Radio
Essay: Danger increases, but still the water calls The Guardian
Essay: Danger increases, but still the water calls Philadelphia Daily News
Haiti fears food crisis in Hurricane Sandy's aftermath The Charlotte Observer
Haiti fears food crisis in Hurricane Sandy's aftermath The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Haiti fears food crisis in Hurricane Sandy's aftermath The Miami Herald
Haiti fears food crisis in Hurricane Sandy's aftermath The State
Cold weather and new storm add to victims' misery Palm Beach Post
Essay: Danger increases, but still the water calls WPXI
Haiti fears food crisis in Hurricane Sandy's aftermath The News Tribune
Essay: Danger increases, but still the water calls Dayton Daily News
Post Sandy, manic Monday looms for commuters Detroit news
Post Sandy, manic Monday looms for commuters The News & Observer
Hurricane Sandy Sets the Stage for Insurance Battles The Street
Cleanup, Gas Rationing Continue in NJ After Storm CNBC
Shelter a problem in wake of Sandy The Columbus Dispatch
Small quake rattles NJ towns in wake of Sandy The News & Observer

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