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Human Activity Has Wiped Out Nearly 70% Of World's Wildlife In Just 50 Years: Report
Human activity has wiped out an average of 69% of the world's wildlife in just under 50 years, according to a report published by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
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3 World Heritage Sites Face Threat From Harmful Activity: World Wildlife Fund
India's three major natural World Heritage Sites - the Western Ghats, Sundarbans National Park and Manas Wildlife Sanctuary - are facing threats from harmful industrial activities like mining, according to a latest survey by World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
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Sneezing Monkey Among 200 New Species Discovered in Himalayas
A snub-nosed monkey that sneezes when it rains, a walking fish and a jewel-like snake are among more than 200 new species discovered in the fragile eastern Himalayas, according to a new report by WWF.
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Half of Marine Life Wiped Out in 40 Years: World Wildlife Fund Report
Pollution, industrial fishing and climate change have killed off half of marine life in the last four decades, according to a WWF report released Wednesday.
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Billion Dollar Ivory and Gold Trade Fuelling Democratic Republic of Congo War: UN
Smuggling of ivory, gold and timber worth over a billion dollars a year is fuelling war by funding dozens of rebel groups in Democratic Republic of Congo, a UN report warned today.
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Hurrah, Kaziranga Count Shows More Rhinos. But There's Bad News Too.
Kaziranga, the world's biggest reserve for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, purveyed great news recently - a headcount showed 2401 rhinos, up from 2013's count of 2,329.
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China's Wild Panda Population Up Nearly 17 Percent: Report
China's population of wild giant pandas jumped nearly 17 per cent over a decade, state media reported, citing an official survey, with conservation measures credited as being behind the increase.
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Human Activity Has Wiped Out Nearly 70% Of World's Wildlife In Just 50 Years: Report
Human activity has wiped out an average of 69% of the world's wildlife in just under 50 years, according to a report published by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
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3 World Heritage Sites Face Threat From Harmful Activity: World Wildlife Fund
India's three major natural World Heritage Sites - the Western Ghats, Sundarbans National Park and Manas Wildlife Sanctuary - are facing threats from harmful industrial activities like mining, according to a latest survey by World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
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Sneezing Monkey Among 200 New Species Discovered in Himalayas
A snub-nosed monkey that sneezes when it rains, a walking fish and a jewel-like snake are among more than 200 new species discovered in the fragile eastern Himalayas, according to a new report by WWF.
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Half of Marine Life Wiped Out in 40 Years: World Wildlife Fund Report
Pollution, industrial fishing and climate change have killed off half of marine life in the last four decades, according to a WWF report released Wednesday.
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Billion Dollar Ivory and Gold Trade Fuelling Democratic Republic of Congo War: UN
Smuggling of ivory, gold and timber worth over a billion dollars a year is fuelling war by funding dozens of rebel groups in Democratic Republic of Congo, a UN report warned today.
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Hurrah, Kaziranga Count Shows More Rhinos. But There's Bad News Too.
Kaziranga, the world's biggest reserve for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, purveyed great news recently - a headcount showed 2401 rhinos, up from 2013's count of 2,329.
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China's Wild Panda Population Up Nearly 17 Percent: Report
China's population of wild giant pandas jumped nearly 17 per cent over a decade, state media reported, citing an official survey, with conservation measures credited as being behind the increase.
