ecosystems

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• On Our Radar ...

  
  Green Inc. — Authority: 744
  Why the G.O.P. loves nuclear energy and other energy and environment news from around the Web.
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• Acid Groups, Farmers Collaborate to Re-Green Sahel

  
  Worldchanging: Bright Green — Authority: 646
  Ben Block: Disastrous droughts crippled Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali in the early 1970s and more severely in the early 1980s. More than 100,000 people died....
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• ‘Invisible’ Lion Cage – Too Close For Comfort?

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  clipped from www.dailymail.co.uk Jeepers… are you sure this thing is safe? Amazing ‘invisible’ cage which puts you a whisker away from lion’s jaws The four passengers in the jeep must feel a whisker away from death as a lion jumps up on to their bonnet for lunch. But that’s all part of ...
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• Major Malik Nadal Hasan…….But First A “Shout Out” to Obama’s Bud

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  No reason I can’t go golfing, shoot some hoops, and hit the town with Michelle. President Bush used to break into tears when addressing soldiers and was reviled as a stone-hearted warmonger; Donald Rumsfeld was demonized for using a machine to sign notification letters to fallen soldiers’s next-of-kin. President ...
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• Baguette Dropped From Bird’s Beak Shuts Down The Large Hadron Collider

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  clipped from www.popsci.com The Large Hadron Collider, the world’s most powerful particle accelerator, just cannot catch a break. First, a coolant leak destroyed some of the magnets that guide the energy beam. Then LHC officials postponed the restart of the machine to add additional safety ...
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• Size Matters: Largest Web Spinning Spider Found

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  clipped from webecoist.com The largest web-spinning spider in the world has been identified, and she’s a terror. The Nephila komaci was discovered in South Africa and displays some rather fascinating characteristics. Its webs, which can reach up to one meter wide, are impressive. But the most ...
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• Video Undersea volcano erupts near Tonga in Pacific ocean

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
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• Hungry, Hungry Animals: 10 Unique Stories of Consumption

  
  WebEcoist — Authority: 611
  (Images via: Science Blogs , Channel 4 , Travel Pod , Neat-O-Rama ) A recent study detailed that nearly 50 percent of dogs and almost 60 percent of cats are overweight or obese due to high-calorie diets and insufficient exercise, sparking questions in this author’s mind about the eating habits of animals in ...
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• Plum Creek Valley

  
  Nature's Blog — Authority: 124
  South of Denver, the terrain gradually rises toward the Front Range foothills and the broad Palmer Divide. Drained by Plum Creek and its tributaries, this region has been dissected into a scenic landscape of valleys, ridges and mesas; scrub grasslands cover the lower elevations, juniper and oak thickets adorn the ...
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• Environment Friendly Features to Be Considered to Evaluate a Product

  
  EbioAnt — Authority: 144
  By Liz Dave The environment around us is very much polluted. We do not care to look for the nature friendly components when we purchase any product. The important features to evaluate a product should consider how much hazardous substance it segregates out to the atmosphere around. The product should be reusable in ...
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• Johor plans new dam as water woes continue

  
  wildsingapore news — Authority: 583
  The Star 8 Nov 09;JOHOR BARU: The Johor Government is studying the possibility of building a new dam in Kahang as an alternative water source for the state.State International Trade and Industry, Energy, Water, Communications and Envi­ronment Committee chairman Tan Kok Hong said the suggestion was made after several ...
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• First a Django Guy and Now a Microsoft Guy: “Thank You, Rails”

  
  Global Nerdy — Authority: 531
  Platform wars are like monkey knife fights: amusing at first, but regrettable and messy in the end. You don’t see this very often, and it’s a shame: Jacob Kaplan-Moss, co-creator of Django, the Python-based MVC web application framework, wrote a great article titled Thank You, Rails . From the article’s ...
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• Avian Kites

  
  Nature's Blog — Authority: 124
  All across the Great Plains, hawks, gulls and vultures dipped and soared in the deep blue sky on this sunny, November day. Strong south winds, building ahead of the next cold front, triggered the aerial display and pushed summer-like weather into the region. As expected, red-tails dominated the show but a few ...
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• ITEXPO Keynoters Announced

  
  Communications and Technology Blog - Tehrani.com — Authority: 476
  We are thrilled to announce a slew of top notch keynoters for the upcoming ITEXPO which takes place in Miami, FL Jan 20-22, 2010. I will share them with you by first explaining why they were invited: A keynote picture from ITEXPO East 2009 in Miami Open Source One of the biggest trends in tech this ...
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• “A flight to save 3 endangered sea turtles +other good turtle news”

  
  Nature's Crusaders — Authority: 119
  E ndangered Sea turtles can get pneumonia or be injured in accidents like humans. How do they get pneumonia and where can a turtle find a doctor to help nurse it back to health? Being cold-blooded marine animals, sea turtles are unable to regulate their body’s temperature, If the water or land ...
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• The power and beauty of natural phenomena (38 pics)

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  clipped from izismile.com The power and beauty of natural phenomena (38 pics) Nature is unpredictable and it’s the most powerful force in the world. But even if its force is destructive and scary it can be also incredibly beautiful. Let’s look at an amazing compilation of pictures after the ...
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• Claude Levi-Strauss, Scientist Who Saw Human Doom, Dies at 100

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  clipped from www.bloomberg.com Claude Levi-Strauss , the French social anthropologist who influenced generations of intellectuals with his ideas on culture and said the human species would become extinct, has died. He was 100. Levi-Strauss’s method, known as structuralism , reduced mythology and ...
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• Claude Levi-Strauss, Scientist Who Saw Human Doom, Dies at 100

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
  clipped from www.bloomberg.com Claude Levi-Strauss , the French social anthropologist who influenced generations of intellectuals with his ideas on culture and said the human species would become extinct, has died. He was 100. Levi-Strauss’s method, known as structuralism , reduced mythology and ...
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• Fulgurites: High-Glass Digs Where Lightning Goes To Die

  
  Rapidcow.com — Authority: 428
  Fulgurites: High-Glass Digs Where Lightning Goes To DieFew of nature’s elemental phenomena are more powerful yet less permanent than lightning… well, not exactly. Fulgurites, or “petrified lightning”, are the glassy trails of lightning strikes left in sandy soil or exposed rocks. As fragile as they are ...
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• Nature’s Best Photography: Ocean Views

  
  The Bee Buzz — Authority: 125
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