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International Tiger Day: Date, Significance And Why It Is Celebrated
India alone is home to around 3,000 wild tigers. This makes it the country with the largest population of wild tigers, according to World Wild Life (WWF).
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You May Be Eating A Credit Card's Worth Of Plastic Each Week: Study
Plastic pollution is so widespread in the environment that you may be ingesting five grams a week, the equivalent of eating a credit card, a study commissioned by the environmental charity WWF International said on Wednesday.
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Elephants: The Forgotten Giants At Africa China Summit
When the Chinese president and African leaders meet this week to bolster economic ties, the elephant in the room will be the trade in ivory and conservationists want the issue on the table.
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Vast Antarctic Marine Reserves in Focus at Australia Talks
Two vast marine sanctuaries proposed for Antarctica were being considered for a fifth time at international talks today with campaigners saying they are imperative to protect one of the world's last untouched wildernesses.
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Interpol Announces Special Team to Combat Illegal Ivory Trafficking
International police organisation Interpol announced on Tuesday it would establish a team to target ivory trafficking and more generally, environmental crime, in Africa.
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Soco International, WWF Strike Deal to Halt Oil Drive in Africa's Oldest Park
Environmental campaigners WWF and oil exploration firm Soco International announced Wednesday that the British firm had agreed to halt its hunt for oil in part of Africa's oldest national park.
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Green groups quit Warsaw climate talks over lack of progress
Several major environmental groups, including Greenpeace and WWF, have walked out of U.N. climate talks in Warsaw in protest at what they see as a lack of progress towards an international deal to curb rising global greenhouse gas emissions.
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International Tiger Day: Date, Significance And Why It Is Celebrated
India alone is home to around 3,000 wild tigers. This makes it the country with the largest population of wild tigers, according to World Wild Life (WWF).
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You May Be Eating A Credit Card's Worth Of Plastic Each Week: Study
Plastic pollution is so widespread in the environment that you may be ingesting five grams a week, the equivalent of eating a credit card, a study commissioned by the environmental charity WWF International said on Wednesday.
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Elephants: The Forgotten Giants At Africa China Summit
When the Chinese president and African leaders meet this week to bolster economic ties, the elephant in the room will be the trade in ivory and conservationists want the issue on the table.
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Vast Antarctic Marine Reserves in Focus at Australia Talks
Two vast marine sanctuaries proposed for Antarctica were being considered for a fifth time at international talks today with campaigners saying they are imperative to protect one of the world's last untouched wildernesses.
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Interpol Announces Special Team to Combat Illegal Ivory Trafficking
International police organisation Interpol announced on Tuesday it would establish a team to target ivory trafficking and more generally, environmental crime, in Africa.
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Soco International, WWF Strike Deal to Halt Oil Drive in Africa's Oldest Park
Environmental campaigners WWF and oil exploration firm Soco International announced Wednesday that the British firm had agreed to halt its hunt for oil in part of Africa's oldest national park.
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Green groups quit Warsaw climate talks over lack of progress
Several major environmental groups, including Greenpeace and WWF, have walked out of U.N. climate talks in Warsaw in protest at what they see as a lack of progress towards an international deal to curb rising global greenhouse gas emissions.
