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January, 2008

Wind vs. Wings
There's Oil in Them Thar Polar Bear Habitats!
Biofuels' Potential Danger to Biodiversity
Chinese Scientists Save the "Floral Panda"
Polar Bears, Butterflies Get Lawyers
Endangered Species News Roundup
Endangered Japanese Crane Outgrowing Its Habitat
Endangered Turtles Bring Higher Profits for Pet Dealers
Six Foreign Birds Get Protection in U.S.
"Year of the Reef" Launches Today
A Bad Week for Endangered Species in the U.S.
Global Warming: Bad News for Pugs and Bulldogs
Save the World's "Weirdest" Amphibians
Common Cold Killing Chimps -- Researchers to Blame
Britain's Rarest Fish Gets Rarer
Kenya "Anarchy" Threatens Wildlife
WILDLIFE: Fear dominates wolf delisting debate

February, 2008

"Sexual harassment" endangers rare Mexican fish
Save an endangered species by domesticating it?
Too many endangered species, too little time
A win for whales
Homeowners vs. endangered species
Twists and turns in polar bear protection saga
Flying free
Warming worries for wildlife
Yes, no, maybe
Food or bait?
Shark fin soup: extinction in a bowl
Endangered species news updates
One tiny, tiny, tiny step for endangered species
Anyone know how to make bulletproof vests for wolves?
Brazilian state aims for "Zero Extinctions"
Can a species be "evil"?
Can one man save the world's smallest snail?
Elephant conservation too successful, culling to begin
England protects voles, other endangered species
End-of-the-month endangered species news wrap-up

March, 2008

Endangered species: The new "blood diamonds"
Whale watch
Kenya: No tourism = no wildlife
The woes of the wandering wolverine
Six wins for endangered species
The economics of endangered species
Six losses for endangered species
Tiger populations plummet -- down 50% in 25 years
Study: Endangered chimps are no laughing matter
Reintroducing one of the world's rarest insects
The sad saga of the saiga
Fish recovery plan sets a precedent in Canada
CITES takes action against Nigeria's trade in endangered species
Group sues to protect 681 endangered species
China turns to "sexercise" to encourage panda breeding
Japan takes quick action to protect rare beetle
Wolves lose protected status today
Man meddles, nature suffers

April, 2008

Could the Tasmanian devil evolve and save itself from extinction?
Endangered sunflower gets critical habitat
Interior Secretary blows off polar bear hearings
Cambodian waterbirds make a comeback -- thanks to former poachers
Project aims to preserve endangered frogs -- by freezing their sperm
Extinct species rediscovered
Britain's butterflies, dragonflies disappearing fast
Too many males for critically endangered seabird
At least China is doing one good thing for Tibet
Judge: No more delays on polar bear decision

May, 2008

Another endangered species, another case of White House interference
Solar power vs. endangered birds
Rare breeding success for China's endangered crested ibis
Hey Americans, stop buying ivory!
Why hasn't the endangered Puerto Rican parrot recovered?
History repeating itself for peregrine falcons
Breeding success for three critically endangered species
Polar bears declared a threatened species; oil drilling to continue
Friday is Endangered Species Day
Humans driving 1% of species to extinction every year, says study
Extinct: Say good-bye to the white-handed gibbon
Avian apocalypse: 1 in 8 bird species risks extinction
Good news for humpback whales
Finning continues to devastate shark populations
Endangered species news from around the world
Rare beauty disappearing from the wild
The race to discover the world's biodiversity ... before it disappears
Is it too late to save New Zealand's endangered dolphins?

June, 2008

Wildlife lawsuits, as far as the eye can see
Will lead-bullet ban take effect in time to save the California Condor?
Hamster extinction could cost France millions
Another extinction: The Caribbean monk seal
Endangered species news catch-up
Mediterranean sharks see 99% decline, now "functionally extinct"
Gold rush
Protection sought for 32 endangered species "at the knife's edge of extinction"
African rhino populations boom, but one species goes bust
New fishing regulations to protect critically endangered albatross
Blue whale blues
More butterflies on the brink
Another shark swims toward extinction
Feral cats take their toll on Australia's bilby
"Nemo" getting harder to find
Snow leopard poaching crisis in Afghanistan
Fences and endangered species

July, 2008

Penguins in peril
How climate change could kill off the tuatara
New mathematical model predicts faster extinctions. Much faster.

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Extinction Blog
New mathematical model predicts faster extinctions. Much faster.

Endangered species could go extinct 100 times (continued)

Your Daily Green Bit
Green grilling, part 2: food, wine, carbon

Just in case we really are what we eat, we'd (continued)

The Cutting Edge
Flat-screen TVs—worse than coal plants?

Here’s an audacious claim: the production of (continued)

Recyclable Comedy
Depressing eco heroes

Dr. Theo Colborn on declining sperm counts and (continued)

Ask Plenty
Do I need to buy a commercial compost bin?

Q. I’d like to start composting leaves, (continued)

Eco-Eats
To appeal to consumers, is it enough for organic and green products to be pretty on the inside?

Milk has been on my mind. Or, more (continued)

Extinction Blog
How climate change could kill off the tuatara

Like many reptile species, tuatara hatchlings aren't (continued)

In the Garden
Reducing our 'food miles'

Lately I've been counting the black raspberries as (continued)

Given the pollution produced by fireworks, how will you ecofy your Fourth of July?

Burn soy candles and sip eco cocktails.
Limit the pyrotechnics to sparklers, black snakes, and snaps (aka poppers).
Invent my own nitrogen-rich fireworks!
Come on…it’s once a year.

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