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    5 Environmental Stories You Don’t Want To Miss

    By Catherine Schuknecht September 17, 2015
    In this story: solar, wind, geothermal power, climate change, activism
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    5 Environmental Stories You Don't Want to Miss

    By Robin Walter September 9, 2015
    In this story: animals, wildlife, international climate policy
    Hermaphroditic frogs in the 'burbs and McDonald's goes cage-free.

    Grizzlies of Pilgrim Creek

    A stunning look at Greater Yellowstone's iconic grizzly bears
    By Aliyah Kovner September 4, 2015
    In this story: wilderness, endangered species, wildlife, grizzlies, photography
    Bear 399 and her cubs

    Overbearing Mom Films Cub’s First Steps Outside the Den

    By Catherine Schuknecht September 2, 2015
    In this story: animals, wildlife, saving wild places
    Another parent takes another video of their kid doing something cute. But this time, it’s a polar bear.

    Hey Mr. Green, How Many Birds Get Whacked By Cars?

    By Bob Schildgen August 26, 2015
    In this story: birds, , wildlife
    Some birds, such as the barn owl, are more susceptible to collision than other species.

    5 Post-Katrina Innovations New Orleans Can Brag About

    By Catherine Schuknecht August 21, 2015
    In this story: diy, education, recycling, technology, transportation
    The Green Project, New Orleans

    5 Environmental Stories You Don't Want To Miss

    By Jasper Scherer August 20, 2015
    In this story: environmental justice, astronomy, science
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    Two Months of Environmental News, One page

    By Paul Rauber August 10, 2015
    In this story: climate change, wildlife
    May 2015 is the hottest May on record. In the United States, it is the wettest. Texas receives enough rainfall to cover the entire state in eight inches of water, leading to the worst flooding in the state's history.

    Satan Lizard

    By Michael Engelhard August 10, 2015
    In this story: wildlife, animals
    In Madagascar, the satanic leaf-tailed gecko can hide from predators but not from purveyors of exotic pets.

    Visit Ecuador's Down-to-Earth Hacienda

    By Berne Broudy August 10, 2015
    In this story: travel, adventure, hiking, biking, wilderness
    Homey Hacienda El Tambo was built on Incan foundations and offers outdoor activities in the Andes.
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