Environment
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Report warns window to save climate closing ‘rapidly’
Geneva, Mar 20 (EFE).- The window of opportunity to save the planet from the climate crisis is closing quickly, the…
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Philippines oil spill threatens marine sanctuary
Manila, Mar 20 (EFE).- The industrial oil spill from the sinking of a cargo ship in February has reached the…
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Planning underway to remove mass fish kill in eastern Australia
Bangkok, Mar 19 (EFE).- Australian authorities said on Sunday that planning was underway to remove tens of thousands of dead…
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Cuban rock-laden ship headed to Mexico damaged corals, diver says
Cancun, Mexico, Mar 18 (EFE).- The anchor of the ship “Melody,” carrying 20,000 tons of porphyry rock from Cuba to…
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Ecuador’s ‘Hemisferios’ reserve: A biodiverse, water ‘factory’ near Quito
By Susana Madera Napo province, Ecuador, Mar 15 (EFE).- Three hours from the concrete urban landscape of Quito, an ecological…
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Reforestation project reviving Colombian capital’s Eastern Hills
By Dido Polo Monterrosa Bogota, Mar 14 (EFE).- A reforestation project is helping to conserve, protect and revive Bogota’s Eastern…
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Trouble in Brazil’s coral paradise
By Maria Angelica Troncoso Arraial d’Ajuda, Brazil, Mar 14 (EFE).- A coral reef paradise in Porto Seguro, one of Brazil’s…
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The City of Memphis Offers Workshops On Public Services
MEMPHIS, TN (LPL) — In order to improve the delivery of public services in Memphis, the local authorities have organized…
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Tokyo records the earliest cherry blossom bloom since 1953
Tokyo, Mar 14 (EFE).- Cherry trees began their bloom Tuesday in Tokyo, the earliest date of the year since the…
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Gardening Mega Event at Agricenter International
MEMPHIS, TN (LPL) — El 19º Annual Spring Fling se llevará a cabo en el Red Barn del Agricenter International…
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