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In Pictures: China's growing garbage
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 06/29
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In Pictures: Chernobyl 25th anniversary
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In Pictures: Japan earthquake: One month later
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/14
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Gallery: Dead zones
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China flood and oil spill response improves. Prevention? Not so much.
A China flood, oil spill, and chemical factory explosion highlighted the country's improved crisis response. But China still faces challenges as it tries to strike a balance between economic growth and protecting the environment.
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Robert Dudley, new BP CEO, says Gulf oil spill is wake-up call for industry
Robert Dudley will become the first non-British chief executive of BP, replacing the embattled Tony Hayward.
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Oil-eating bacteria to the China oil spill rescue?
More than 23 tons of oil-eating bacteria have been sent to clean up the China oil spill in the Yellow Sea. It should work better than the chopsticks workers initially used, but it's still no miracle solution.
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In Pictures: China oil spill
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 07/19
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 06/30
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BP boycott: Boycotting gas stations won't hurt BP. Is there a better way?
BP boycott will hurt gas stations more than the oil giant. Here are other ways to protest.
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Eyeing BP oil spill, British question if North Sea oil firms also push bounds of safety
The BP oil spill has drawn attention to companies' safety records in the North Sea, where an oil rig explosion killed 167 men three decades ago. A coauthor of a report on that catastrophe says that practices have changed little since then.
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In Pictures: Sticky mess: The Gulf oil spill's impact on nature
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BP admits more oil is spilling into Gulf than estimated
BP admits that more oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster is spilling into the Gulf of Mexico than was previously estimated.
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Timber companies agree on conservation plan for Canadian forests
Timber officials inked a deal with nine environmental groups. Increasingly, boreal-forest preservation has been considered as vital as tropical-forest preservation in efforts to fight global warming.
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In Pictures: Noah's Ark
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In Pictures: Earth Day 2010
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Buying carbon offsets may ease eco-guilt but not global warming
Voluntary carbon offsets are a 'Wild West' market ripe for fraud, exaggeration, and poorly run projects that probably do little to ease global warming.
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Japan win on bluefin tuna showed deft hand at CITES endangered species meeting
The experienced and large delegation from Japan showed a deft hand in its win against a bluefin tuna ban and other measures at the 175-nation CITES meeting on endangered species in Qatar.
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In Pictures: Flash mobs
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In Pictures: Nuclear power around the world
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Niger coup: Good for Tuareg rebels, bad for uranium investors
The military junta announced it will audit all uranium exploration permits awarded before last month's Niger coup. Evidence has emerged that the permits enriched the ousted president and devastated the Tuareg population.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 03/22
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In Pictures: World Water Day
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No trade ban for declining bluefin tuna
Efforts to halt the decline of Atlantic bluefin tuna received a blow Thursday, as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species voted against a trade ban.
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Gallery: Top 10 unusual protests
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State Senate pulls the plug on Vermont Yankee nuclear plant
Critics say Vermont Yankee nuclear plant was too old and had too many problems. This could be a blow for the Obama administration's plan to refurbish and revive aging nuclear power plants.
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India skeptical of US pledge to combat climate change
Carbon-emissions targets set at Copenhagen seem unlikely to be reached, given America's political realities. That makes developing nations less eager to meet their own goals.
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