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Kanchan | Nov 30 2006
solar argentina
A German research group called EcoAndina has put together 'solar towns' in the northern parts of the country. The region is Puna a plateau in the north-west of Argentina. This extremely poor region has been developed by means of ecologically...
Suman Arya | Nov 27 2006
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M'klappen Island in Sweeden is a traditional site for bird watching, which opens for only three months for visitors. You can visit the site only between November to January as the habitat is protected for animal life. Autumn is considered as...
Kanchan | Nov 27 2006
penguins
Imagine being escorted by dolphins and being so close to penguins that you could touch them. This dream came true for Anne Chalfant when she visited Chile. She got to watch Magellanic penguins on Tucker Islet, among the Chilean fjords. She was on board.
Kanchan | Nov 27 2006
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Location: From Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia The Appalachian Trail is a 2,200-mile trek through mountains, meadows and forests stretching from Georgia to Maine. This according to scientists is an environmental lab. It could be.
Kanchan | Nov 27 2006
gorilla safaris
Starting July 2007 gorilla tracking fees are up from USD 375 to 500. The Uganda Wildlife executive Director, Mr Moses Mapeesa has said Uganda residents will pay shs 150,000 per permit. Four months ago the permits and entrance fees to the National.
Kanchan | Nov 26 2006
bottom trawling
Though the government should be working on making networks of marine reserves to protect marine life it goes and gives a head ho to Bottom trawling. A process that is so expensive that it can not become commercially viable without government...
Kanchan | Nov 24 2006
greenland
Intially an US Airforce base the airport at Kangerlussuaq of Greenland gives one a feeling of metal shelters. The airmen's settlement still remains now home for employee's at the airport and in tourism.This is the only airpot in Greenland capable..
Suman Arya | Nov 23 2006
acqua culture
Bottom trawling is causing terrible damage to the fragile aquaculture of oceans. It has proven scientifically that slow-growing ecosystem of the deep is adversely affected by the trawling. The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC), has condemned..
Kanchan | Nov 21 2006
african desert
The haven of safaris is in danger from global warning. The coastal zones are most likely to be affected by climate change with reduced fish productivity, coral bleaching, salt water intrusion, loss of beach facilities and tourism revenues. This is as.
Kanchan | Nov 21 2006
amphoras garum
A 2,000-year-old Roman vessel, discovered off the Spanish coast in the Mediterranean sea has numerous bottles of fish sauce. The olden delicacy, known as garum, was usually made from fermented fish guts and blood and stored in containers called...

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