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Why we should consider the privacy of animals  02 May 2010
Wildlife documentary-makers are highly ethical people, so let's have a debate about whether filming without consent is right... Read More
What are the greenest golf courses?  20 Apr 2010
The Observer
Golf is an environmental hazard for the planet, but links courses are a step in the right direction... Read More
Peer pressure plays a key role in low-carbon living  30 Mar 2010
Being seen to be green and social status influence our green living choices far more than doing them for ethical reasons... Read More
Children can fall behind as early as nine months  17 Feb 2010
Study of 15,000 children finds significant correlation between performance at nine months and five years... Read More
Scientists hope to turn coal into clean energy  16 Nov 2009
* Alok Jha, green technology correspondent
* guardian.co.uk, Sunday 15 November 2009 00.06 GMT
* Article history... Read More
Is it possible to avoid unsustainable palm oil?  16 Nov 2009
Palm oil is decimating the world's forests, yet producers are shirking their responsibility to move to sustainable sources
heir responsibility to move to sustainable sources
o Lucy Siegle
o The Observer, Sunday 15 November 2009
o Article history
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Nicole Kidman highlights violence against women  22 Oct 2009
AFP - Thursday, October 22SendIM StoryPrint.
Actress Nicole Kidman speaks during the "International Violence Against Women: Stories and Solutions" hearing on October 21 in Washington, DC. Kidman is a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Development Fund for Women and said in her address that violence against women and girls was "perhaps the most systematic, widespread human rights violation in the world".... Read More
melting ice will trigger wave of natural disasters   06 Sep 2009
The Observer
Scientists at a London conference next week will warn of earthquakes, avalanches and volcanic eruptions as the atmosphere heats up and geology is altered. Even Britain could face being struck by tsunamis
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Cave bone hints at prehistoric Devon cannibals  10 Aug 2009
Maev Kennedy

Deliberate cut marks found on 9,000-year-old arm bone
• Specimen from Kents Cavern was spotted in museum store... Read More
SKILLS holds the graduation ceremony for its second promotion of students  11 Jun 2009
Musicsyria
SEBC news

Under the patronage of Mr Abdulla al-Dardari, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, the Superior Knowledge by Intensive Labor Learning Schemes – SKILLS mini business school of the Syrian Enterprise and Business Centre (SEBC) / SME Support Programme (SSP), in cooperation with the European Training Foundation, held a graduation ceremony for its second graduated group of SKILLS students at the Four Seasons Hotel in Damascus on Wednesday 10June.... Read More
South Korea lights the way on carbon emissions with its £23bn green deal  21 Apr 2009
The Guardian, Tuesday 21 April 2009

Seoul's huge financial stimulus package pledges 81% for a swath of environmental projects. But activists fear a wave of construction may increase the country's carbon footprint... Read More
Our culture of wasting food will one day leave us hungry  12 Feb 2009
The Observer

All the talk of genetically modifying crops would be unnecessary if the supermarkets - and consumers - weren't so wasteful... Read More
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