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In Hong Kong, Beef Over Sammy Kitchen's 3D Cow
And that is not the only way this restaurant stands out in a neighborhood clustered with Cantonese fare.
4 hrs ago | Salon
From global warming to fluoride: Why do people deny science?
The potent combination of our powerful intelligence with our massive reality denial has led to a dangerous world.
8 hrs ago | Salon
Is the Environmental Defense Fund ruining environmentalism?
The battle over hydraulic fracking of oil and natural gas has pitted land owners against each other.
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Keeping It Environment-friendly! Six Easy Suggestion For Cleaner Energy Use
Eco-friendly energy has actually become a a lot more popular concept of late A number of people concur that green energy transcends due to the fact that it helps our world, while saving cash.
16 hrs ago | Cornish Guardian
'Act now on bird deaths' says St Ives MP Andrew George
The Government should crackdown on ships dumping a chemical into the sea which has killed thousands of seabirds off the Westcountry coast, an MP has said.
Grand Bay NERR's new facility, kayak launch will help visitors experience nature
The Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve hosted a tour to educate other members of the Coastal Nature Destinations Group about different nature sites across South Mississippi.
Water quality testing begins at Lincolnshire beaches
Environment Agency experts will spend the next five months taking water samples from all nine bathing beaches in Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire to check that they meet European bacteriological water quality standards.
Canadian forecasters warn of active hurricane season
High winds from Hurricane Igor topple trees in St. John's in 2010. The Canadian Hurricane Centre said Friday that regardless of the number of hurricanes forecast for 2013, expected to be an "active" season, it responds to four or five tropical cyclone events each year.
From Laos to Richmond, local man honored by White House for environmental activist
When Lipo Chanthanasak was honored last month by the White House for his environmental justice work, he felt he wasn't alone.
House By-Passes Obama on Keystone XL
The House voted 241-175 -- largely along party lines -- to pass legislation that would speed up the approval process for the Keystone XL pipeline, despite threats of a veto by President Barack Obama.
President Xi pledges not to sacrifice environment
President Xi Jinping on Friday pledged that China will not sacrifice the environment for temporary economic growth.
Russia plans urgent evacuation of Arctic post as ice melts
In this undated image released by the Marine Ice Automobile Expedition, two trucks used by the expedition members cross the North Pole.
EPA Adds Attleboro Site to Superfund LIst
Federal officials have decided to spend the money needed to clean an Attleboro property contaminated with chemicals through decades of pollution by a previously existing chrome-plating plant.
Trudeau raises environmental questions over pipeline
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says a proposed west-east pipeline project will not go forward unless it addresses key environmental concerns.
Chicken fight: Study backs farmer in pollution battle with EPA
West Virginia poultry farmer Lois Alt didn't chicken out when the Environmental Protection Agency threatened her with fines of $40,000 per day, and even though the federal regulators eventually backed off, she's taking them on in a legal case that could benefit thousands of small farmers.
Bacterium from Arctic offers clues about life on Mars
The temperature in the permafrost on Ellesmere Island in the Canadian high Arctic is nearly as cold as that of the surface of Mars.
Oklahoma tornado and climate change
In the US tornado alley warm moist air flows north from the Gulf of Mexico in the lower atmosphere and becomes unstable.
Gov. Brown continues climate change crusade
Gov. Jerry Brown is set to continue his climate change charge, joining scientists releasing a 20-page call to action on environmental problems including pollution, extinctions and population growth.
Obama Group's Climate Push Puts President Under Scrutiny
President Obama speaks at Ellicott Dredges in Baltimore on May 17. The trip followed a visit by the company's president to Capitol Hill to testify in support of the Keystone XL pipeline.
In China, food scares put Mao's self-sufficiency goal at risk
The discovery of dangerous levels of toxic cadmium in rice sold in the southern city of Guangzhou, the latest in a series of food scandals, has piled more pressure on China to clean up its food chain - possibly at the expense of Mao Zedong's cherished goal of self-sufficiency. A worker displays a handful of rice at a market in Hefei, Anhui province ... (more)