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Australia Climate Photos Science Wikipedia: Climatology

Canberra Times
Climate science for experts: Labor
Wed 9 Jan 2013
| AAP | Labor has stopped short of directly linking climate change with Australia's current heatwave and says acting opposition leader Warren Truss should leave climate science to the experts. | Forme... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

A woman with fair and smooth skin

Health Lifestyle Photos Resolutions Wikipedia: Skin Food

The Gleaner
Your skin is what you eat
Wed 9 Jan 2013
| By Arusha Campbell-Chambers | It's the beginning of a brand new year, a time when many make resolutions for healthy lifestyle changes. It is also a time when many face the harsh realities of these d... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

Pollution in Ganga(Ganges) river

The Times Of India Wed 9 Jan 2013
'Pollution in rivers may lead to cancer in kidney'
| ALLAHABAD: India is going to be hit by cancer of the urinary bladder and kidney in an epidemic form due to constant rise in pollution of rivers and groundwater due to presence of insecticides and ch... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Cancer Photos Pollution River Wikipedia: Water pollution

Sun shines in the sky - heat - hot day - weather

Khaleej Times Wed 9 Jan 2013
2012 warmest on record, had historic extremes
2012 marked the warmest year on record for the United States and was also the second most extreme ever, the US government agency charged with monitoring weather events said Tuesday. | The hot weather ... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Environment Photos USA Weather

Water in a lake - resource of water - nature

Scoop Wed 9 Jan 2013
Water report shows ‘responsible water use’
Wednesday, 9 January 2013, 5:32 pm | Press Release: Irrigation NZ | Media Statement | 9 January 2013 – for immediate release | Water report shows ‘responsib... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Environment Photos Soil Water Wikipedia: Water use

In this photo taken Sunday, March 27, 2011, a woman looks out to the destroyed neighborhoods from atop Weather Hill in Natori, Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan. The hill was originally built to give fishermen a view of sea conditions but now offers an unforgettable look out over the vastness of the mass destruction left from tsunami caused by the March 11 earthquake. More than two weeks after the tsunami devastated communities along Japan's coast, the neighborhood around "Hiyori Yama" - Weather Hill - is beginning to show signs of life. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

The Examiner Wed 9 Jan 2013
U.S. experiences warmest and second most extreme weather year on record in 2012 (Video)
| In terms of weather, 2012 was a year for the record books across the contiguous U.S. Today, NOAA's National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) officially classified 2012 as th... (photo: AP / Wally Santana)
Climate Photos US Weather Wikipedia: 20102012 Southern United States drought

Planting of flower seedlings in the garden - nature

The Tribune San Luis Obispo Tue 8 Jan 2013
Before planting a tree, a few questions to answer
Before planting a tree, a few questions to answer | Published: January 8, 2013 Updated 18 minutes ago 2013-01-08T23:52:36Z Tami Reece The_Tribune | Tweet | 0 Comment... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Gardening Nature Photos Soil Wikipedia: Tree planting

President Barack Obama greets actor Robert DeNiro and rock musician Bruce Springsteen at a reception for the Kennedy Center Honors recipients in the Blue Room of the White House, Dec. 6, 2009.

The Examiner Tue 8 Jan 2013
Does Hollywood affect Washington or vice versa?
| The modern Democrat party no longer has to expend valuable time, money, and resources on political campaigns. The foundation for their agenda has already been laid out ... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
Hollywood Photos Politics United States Washington Wikipedia: List of Barack Obama presidential campaign endorsements, 2012

Fake elephant tusks made of PVC pipes, left, which were used to replace stolen original tusks, and the real ones, right, can be seen inside a storage room at the Parks and Wildlife office at Manila's Quezon city Wednesday March 3, 2010, in the Philippines. A Philippine wildlife officer is suspected of stealing more than 1,500 pounds (700 kilograms) of smuggled elephant tusks seized last year in an embarrassing setback for the country's anti-poaching efforts said Parks and Wildlife Director Theresa Mundita Lim. The stolen ivory worth $65,000 was part of of a 8,000-pound (4,000 kilograms) shipment of tusks that was impounded at Manila airport last July and turned over for disposal to the Government's Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

The Daily Telegraph Tue 8 Jan 2013
Horror as entire family of elephants slaughtered for ivory
Armed wildlife rangers last night fanned out across eastern Kenya in pursuit of ivory poachers who killed an entire family of 12 elephants in the country's worst single s... (photo: AP / Bullit Marquez)
Ivory Photos Poaching Wikipedia: Ivory trade Wildlife

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	New Year honours 2013: the full list The Guardian
	A science news preview of 2013 BBC News
	Shortage of land hampering govtâ€™s afforestation drive The Hindu
	Forest area declines in 14 states Deccan Herald

Weather

	2012 warmest on record, had historic extremes Khaleej Times
	U.S. experiences warmest and second most extreme weather year on record in 2012 (Video) The Examiner
	High heat, wind above average for Dec Stuff

A woman with fair and smooth skin

Your skin is what you eat

Icicles hang from a roof in Gulmarg a skiing resort, some 55 kilometers from Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 08, January 2013.The night temperature was minus 4.9 degrees in Srinagar, minus 8.2 degrees in Pahalgam and minus 9.8 degrees in Gulmarg.

Cold wave brings with it bagful of ailments; children under risk

Water in a lake - resource of water - nature

Water report shows ‘responsible water use’

America's hottest year on record: a state by state map The Guardian
Controversy over beluga whales import to US Deutsche Welle
Climate change turns up the heat The Hindu
Sirleaf Threatens Dismissals Over Forest Permit Abuse All Africa
Global warming: has the rise in temperatures 'paused' The Guardian
Weather change cools NSW fire danger Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Environmental activist draws anger, support and possible cha Australian Broadcasting Corporation
14-part lecture series on climate change at WMU San Francisco Chronicle
>14-part lecture series on climate change at WMU Seattle Post
Milky Way may host 17 billion Earth-size planets The Siasat Daily
Hedgehogs seeking new homes York Press
Your skin is what you eat The Gleaner
Cold wave brings with it bagful of ailments; children under The Times Of India
SBY Urges Greater Efforts to Protect Forests Jakarta Globe
How camaraderie counts when fire danger looms Sydney Morning Herald
How camaraderie counts when fire danger looms Canberra Times
What global warming? This global warming Philadelphia Daily News
'Monster' bird reveals dark side BBC News
Time to nail the number one problem of green energy New Scientist
Residents angry over Victorian fire info Sydney Morning Herald

Climate - weather - environment - nature

Climate science for experts: Labor

Pollution in Ganga(Ganges) river

'Pollution in rivers may lead to cancer in kidney'

Sun shines in the sky - heat - hot day - weather

2012 warmest on record, had historic extremes

Carcinogen levels soar in Canada's tar sand lakes New Scientist
Does anyone in Congress know how to read? Review Journal
Was lead pollution behind the baby boomer crime wave? The Daily Telegraph
An Ambitious Woman From a Delhi Neighborhood of Migrants The New York Times
Iowa event to discuss future of ethanol, biodiesel San Francisco Chronicle
>Iowa event to discuss future of ethanol, biodiesel Seattle Post
Welcome to the all-new Stalinist block Sydney Morning Herald
TERI calls for greater investments in smart technologies to Newstrack India
US government sued over endangered sea turtles The Guardian
City of York Council face extra Â£400k bill to dump waste York Press
What a bins â€˜disasterâ€™ York Press
Natural gas plentiful York Press
'Global warming has stalled since 1998' The Siasat Daily
US govt sued over endangered turtles Khaleej Times
Climate science for experts: Labor Canberra Times
The Watchdogs The Gleaner
Let's grow hemp and cash in The Gleaner
Chinese spices great with steamed fish The News Tribune
Tech training for polytech faculties The Times Of India
2012 warmest on record for US Independent online

farmers collect potatoes crop

GM farming and crops: news and resources round up

The tall mountains with lush rainforest and limestone rocks serve as backdrop of the coastal town of El Nido, Palawan

How do you know which rainforest herbs and how much to take for what reason?

Trees in a forest and water stream - nature

Indigenous people and nature conservation

Belmar to start rebuilding its boardwalk Newsday
SBY Urges Greater Efforts to Protect Forests Jakarta Globe
Liberian Talk Show Host Calls for Presidentâ€™s Resignation Voa News
'Mark-resight': Researchers find safer, time-effecti The Times Of India
MoEF clears way for infra projects in forest areas Indian Express
South west VIC fires take forestry toll Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Skidder driver seriously injured Stuff
Columbia Helicopters says seven employees killed in Peru cra The Star
Green arrogance burns fiercely The Daily Telegraph Australia
We should be concerned about our forests, report says Grand Junction Sentinel
Houston Marriott West Loop Hotel Bundles Amenities for New B Houston Chronicle
Eastport farm owner cited on storing Sandy-damaged cars Newsday
Jersey Shore town won't use rainforest wood Newsday
Keep promise to Ecuadorians The Washington Times
Eastport farm owner cited for storing Sandy-damaged cars Newsday
Columbia Helicopters says 7 employees killed in Peru crash Chicago Tribune
UW-Madison study links lead exposure to lower test scores Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NOAA: 2012 broke U.S. heat records CNN
Illegal tree-felling spiked in 2012 Kathimerini
Homes lost as fire nightmare continues The Daily Telegraph Australia

Planting of flower seedlings in the garden - nature

Before planting a tree, a few questions to answer

Fake elephant tusks made of PVC pipes, left, which were used to replace stolen original tusks, and the real ones, right, can be seen inside a storage room at the Parks and Wildlife office at Manila's Quezon city Wednesday March 3, 2010, in the Philippines. A Philippine wildlife officer is suspected of stealing more than 1,500 pounds (700 kilograms) of smuggled elephant tusks seized last year in an embarrassing setback for the country's anti-poaching efforts said Parks and Wildlife Director Theresa Mundita Lim. The stolen ivory worth $65,000 was part of of a 8,000-pound (4,000 kilograms) shipment of tusks that was impounded at Manila airport last July and turned over for disposal to the Government's Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

Horror as entire family of elephants slaughtered for ivory

Family of African Bush Elephants taking a mud bath in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya. Mating happens when the female becomes receptive, an event that can occur anytime during the year. When she is ready, she starts emitting infra sounds that attract the males, sometimes from kilometers away

Kenya suffers worst single loss of elephants as poachers kill 12

Controversy over beluga whales import to US Deutsche Welle
India, Nepal agree on joint steps to protect Tarai tigers Newstrack India
Carcinogen levels soar in Canada's tar sand lakes New Scientist
US government sued over endangered sea turtles The Guardian
Baftas 2013: Lincoln looks unbeatable candidate ahead of Osc The Guardian
Hedgehogs seeking new homes York Press
US govt sued over endangered turtles Khaleej Times
How camaraderie counts when fire danger looms Canberra Times
'Monster' bird reveals dark side BBC News
US government sued over endangered sea turtles Khaleej Times
Battle to save African elephants waged on a new front The Daily Telegraph
Why the economy needs nature The Guardian
Nation Gains Environment Protection Associations All Africa
Chaos engulfs Central Africa Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Reports of massive stock losses near Yass Sydney Morning Herald
Reports of massive stock losses near Yass Canberra Times
Eagle-eyed snapper bags rarest of our birds Belfast Telegraph
Alarm bells ring over hunting of rare India-bound birds in P The Hindu
The Poaching of Elephants and Rhinos The New York Times
Science puts wrinkled fingers to the test BBC News

Climate - weather - environment - nature

Climate science for experts: Labor

Sun shines in the sky - heat - hot day - weather

2012 warmest on record, had historic extremes

In this photo taken Sunday, March 27, 2011, a woman looks out to the destroyed neighborhoods from atop Weather Hill in Natori, Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan. The hill was originally built to give fishermen a view of sea conditions but now offers an unforgettable look out over the vastness of the mass destruction left from tsunami caused by the March 11 earthquake. More than two weeks after the tsunami devastated communities along Japan's coast, the neighborhood around "Hiyori Yama" - Weather Hill - is beginning to show signs of life. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

U.S. experiences warmest and second most extreme weather year on record in 2012 (Video)

Global warming: has the rise in temperatures 'paused' The Guardian
Carcinogen levels soar in Canada's tar sand lakes New Scientist
2012 shown to be hottest year for United States Mail Guardian South Africa
TERI calls for greater investments in smart technologies to Newstrack India
Natural gas plentiful York Press
'Global warming has stalled since 1998' The Siasat Daily
Climate science for experts: Labor Canberra Times
SBY Urges Greater Efforts to Protect Forests Jakarta Globe
2012 warmest on record for US Independent online
Global warming has stalled since 1998: UK Met office The Times Of India
U.S. shatters heat record Philadelphia Daily News
Climate science for experts: Labor Sydney Morning Herald
What global warming? This global warming Philadelphia Daily News
U.S. roasts to hottest year on record by landslide Tulsa World
U.S. roasts, shatters heat record in 2012 Denver Post
'Global warming has stalled since 1998' Zeenews
How urban heat islands are making India hotter The Guardian
Nation Gains Environment Protection Associations All Africa
Nation, South Africa Fund Joint Scientific Research Project All Africa
Shareholders responsibility could encourage shift to sustain Newstrack India

Sun shines in the sky - heat - hot day - weather

2012 warmest on record, had historic extremes

A woman sits near her child at the MSF Gondama Hospital children ward in Bo , Southern Sierra Leone.. The child is in coma suffering from malnutrition. 4th November, 2012.

Hunger and malnutrition crisis affecting millions of children – 'Save the Children'

oogle's executive chairman Eric Schmidt, center, is chased by journalists as he prepares to check in at the Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing Monday, Jan. 7, 2013. Schmidt is scheduled to leave Monday on a commercial flight bound for North Korea, a country considered to have the worlds most restrictive Internet policies.

Google chairman begins controversial North Korean visit

The Race2Recovery blog: Mighty dune The Independent
2nd quake in 7 days rocks West Nepal The Himalayan
Valuations up, especially for first time buyers The Independent
Not brave enough to be boring: Celebrating Katherine Mansfie The Independent
2012 warmest on record for US Independent online
Weather History: January 1: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, The Examiner
Weather History: January 9: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, The Examiner
Tokyo shrugs off earthquake fears in bid for 2020 Olympics Business Day
2012 warmest on record, had historic extremes Khaleej Times
Winter storm brings more misery to Syrian refugees The Guardian
Storm hits 5 regencies in S. Sulawesi, 2 killed Jakarta Post
iBet: Back Swansea to keep things tight against Chelsea The Independent
Germany must hope love isn’t blind as Joachim LÃ¶w sha The Independent
Residents in Sudan border states survive on roots, leaves - The Star
Quake measuring 5.7 strikes off north-west Turkish coast The Star
Starving Sudanese eating 'trees and leaves' says U The Daily Telegraph Australia
Google this: North Korea open to Western help with Net upgra The Los Angeles Times
Expect a traffic 'mess' in the morning Houston Chronicle
2 more light aftershocks near Alaska quake center Houston Chronicle
Rain expected to drench Austin roads Austin American Statesman

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