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- Ecology, The Environment and Conservation
- 04.09.06 Biodiversity: galvanizing decision-makers into action
- 04.09.06 The nutrient time bomb
- 04.09.06 'Extreme rainfall’ incidents increasing in parts of UK
- 04.09.06 Climate change could drive beech from south-east England
- 04.09.06 Record summer causing long-term damage to soil – herbicide degradation poorer after drought
- 05.09.06 The Antarctic Canary – the human impact on climate change
- 05.09.06 Forest fires a real concern for areas hit hard by hurricanes
- 05.09.06 Landscape corridors promote plant diversity
- 05.09.06 Scientists: wildlife corridors benefit plant biodiversity, native plants
- 05.09.06 New parks to protect animals seen as feasible
- 05.09.06 Why are there so many weeds in your garden this year?
- 05.09.06 Global changes alter plant growth schedule
- 05.09.06 Otter research gives insight into lead pollution
- 06.09.06 Recycling technology: unlocking the riddle of LCD re-use
- 07.09.06 Lapwing alert prompts rescue bid for farmer’s friend
- 08.09.06 Climate change rocked cradles of civilisation
- 08.09.06 ‘Environmental Forensics’ could cut the cost of brownfield development
- 08.09.06 Predicting an answer to the threat of flooding
- 11.09.06 Laughing Gas, Forests, Coastal Regions and Global Warming
- 11.09.06 Virus may control Australia’s ‘river rabbit’
- 13.09.06 MIT forges greener path to iron production
- 15.09.06 MIT team describes unique cloud forest
- 15.09.06 New launch date for Europe’s first polar-orbiting weather satellite
- 15.09.06 Warming climate may put chill on arctic polar bear population
- 15.09.06 Clemson research cleans up with edible oil
- 18.09.06 Getting real: Drought as the 'New Normal'
- 19.09.06 ICSU hosts conference on hazards and disasters
- 19.09.06 Boat paint to blame for Norfolk Broads’ desolation
- 19.09.06 Northwestern biologists demote Southeast Asia's 'forest ox'
- 20.09.06 Common garden plant threatened by climate change
- 20.09.06 No Laughing Matter
- 20.09.06 Metals in China: protecting the environment
- 20.09.06 Boat paint to blame for Norfolk Broads' desolation
- 20.09.06 UCI scientists use near real-time sensor data to detect coastal ocean pollution
- 20.09.06 Republic of Congo announces two massive protected areas
- 21.09.06 Growth in Amazon cropland may impact climate and deforestation patterns
- 21.09.06 China's environmental challenges
- 22.09.06 Assessing hidden particles in the air that we breathe
- 22.09.06 Satellites reveal that green means rain in Africa
- 25.09.06 Siberia faces meltdown
- 25.09.06 Coral reef conservation by means of the global network of Marine Protected Areas
- 25.09.06 ESA’s microsatellite playing major role in scientific studies
- 25.09.06 NASA's TRMM Satellite Tracks 2006 Hurricane Rainfall
- 25.09.06 Earth's Most Diverse Marine Life Found Off Indonesia's Papua Province
- 25.09.06 Invasive sea squirts persist on Georges Bank
- 25.09.06 New research detects human-induced climate change at a regional scale
- 25.09.06 NASA study: Alaskan fires affected Houston air quality in 2004
- 26.09.06 Academy allocates 7.5 million euros for research on sustainable production
- 26.09.06 Recycled paper and compost could both be key tools to control plant disease
- 26.09.06 Fires in Alaska and Canada caused sharp increase in Houston's ozone level
- 26.09.06 Carbon capture, water filtration, other boreal forest ecoservices worth estimated $250 billion/year
- 27.09.06 EO service industry meets to map out its future
- 28.09.06 Researchers from Granada clarify the status of Guadalquivir sturgeons
- 28.09.06 Future flooding disasters to be averted by maths
- 04.10.06 Tools for forecasting the catastrophes of the future
- 04.10.06 Record ozone loss during 2006 over South Pole
- 05.10.06 Worms under stress
- 05.10.06 UCD researchers a step closer to finding a new way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- 05.10.06 NASA satellite data helps assess the health of Florida's coral reef
- 05.10.06 Triple threat: World fin trade may harvest up to 73 million sharks per year
- 05.10.06 Report challenges common ecological hypothesis about species abundance
- 05.10.06 Fisheries linked to decline in Galapagos waved albatross population
- 06.10.06 Four strong research environments receive SEK 700 million in funding
- 06.10.06 Industrial accidents provoked by the lack of oxygen could be prevented thanks to a device designed by the UGR
- 06.10.06 Researchers are working on an ecological, effective, non-toxic and low-cost detergent
- 06.10.06 Researchers of the UGR use plastic bottles to decontaminate the gaseous effluents emitted to the atmosphere
- 06.10.06 Rising temperatures will lead to loss of trout habitat in the southern Appalachians
- 06.10.06 Researchers link Ice Age climate-change records to ocean salinity
- 06.10.06 Fossils pinpoint tropics as Earth's most fruitful biodiversity spawning ground
- 09.10.06 Scientists of the UGR develop a new method to purify water based on the simultaneous use of ozone and activated coal
- 09.10.06 New bird discovered on unexplored Columbian mountain
- 12.10.06 First Biodiversity Census of coral reef ecosystems in the NW Hawaiian Islands
- 12.10.06 Researchers develop contaminant warning program for EPA to monitor water systems in real time
- 12.10.06 Software tool helps protect Nation's drinking water: Now available in all 50 states
- 12.10.06 Rising ocean temperatures, pollution have oysters in hot water
- 13.10.06 Ibis triumph raises hopes for rarest bird
- 13.10.06 Harvesting Machine Driving Mesquite-to-Ethanol Potential
- 16.10.06 National Academies advisory: Pollinators in North America
- 17.10.06 Special chip provides better picture of salmon health
- 17.10.06 Europe's first polar-orbiting weather satellite ready for launch
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