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Cutting Off Rhinos' Horns Is a Contentious Last Resort to Stop Poaching. A New Study Found It Works

Hunting · South Africa

Cutting Off Rhinos' Horns Is a Contentious Last Resort to Stop Poaching. A New Study Found It Works

41% Center coverage: 29 sources

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Rarely Seen ‘Doomsday’ Oarfish Washes up in Tasmania

Fish · Tasmania

Rarely Seen ‘Doomsday’ Oarfish Washes up in Tasmania

67% Right coverage: 12 sources

First Whanganui, Now Paris: Calls for Legal Rights to Protect River Seine

Olympics · Paris

First Whanganui, Now Paris: Calls for Legal Rights to Protect River Seine

44% Left coverage: 9 sources

French authorities want to give legal rights to the River Seine to better defend the world-famous waterway in court and protect its fragile ecosystem, part...See the Story

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Slovakia Allows Culled Bears to Be Eaten

In the First 'Alien Earth' Trailer, Everyone Can Hear You Scream

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After years of waiting, we finally have our first proper look at the 'Alien' TV series in action.Ridley Scott See the Story

Priest Is Stabbed in Talca Parish After Facing Criminals in Assault

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A tragic situation was experienced in the parish of San Luis Gonzaga, in the city of Talca, in the Region of Maule, where a priest was stabbed after facing a group of criminals who tried to steal species from the place. According to 24 hours the commissioner Gustavo Troncoso, head of the Biro Talca, was explained three people who entered the parish, from where they stole “cash money, food, a computer, among other species.” According to prelimina…Americas · Talca See the Story

"A Special Emotion": a Bird in the Process of Extinction Reappears on the Seine-Nord Europe Canal Construction Site

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

For the first time in a clearing site at the Seine-Nord Europe canal at the end of May, a gallowsman, a species close to extinction, was heard at the Seine-Nord Europe canal. Good news... which the Bird Protection League calls for nuance.Species · France Read Article

As Much as Russia Costs to Launch a Drone and Rocket Expansion Attack on Ukraine. Experts' Estimates

A Russia-wide attack on Ukraine's species from the period 24-26 cost hundreds of thousands of dollars more, without taking into account other costs, along with the own-arms, is related to the Independent Kyiv.Species · Russia Read Article

Bangladesh: World Heritage Site threatened by ‘heedless industrialisation’ – UN expert

“The accelerating industrialisation of the Sundarbans threatens not only this unique ecosystem – which hosts Bengal tigers, Ganges river dolphins and other endangered species – but also poses serious risks to the human rights of the 6.5 million people whose lives, health, housing, food and cultural activities depend directly on a safe, healthy and sustainable […]United Nations · Bangladesh Read Article

Ibiza Is Left without Lizards: the Invading Snake that Eats Them Already Occupies 90% of the Island and Reaches Swimming to the Islets

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Before there were thousands of lizards of the Pitiusas (Ibiza, Formentera and its islets), a unique species in the world and sign of identity of the privileged environment. Now, there are thousands of horseshoe snakes (Hemorrhois hippocrepis) that are eating lizards, especially in Ibiza, where the invasion reaches almost 90% of the territory and only leaves specimens in 30% of the island. Neither are the islets safe, because the ofidios have col…Swimming · Ibiza Read Article

More platypuses released in park where species is staging a comeback

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Platypuses in Royal National Park are thought to have been wiped out by an oil spill more than 50 years ago, but the iconic animals are bouncing back thanks to a relocation program.Oil Spill · Royal National Park Read Article

Agriculture: Protected Pest Threatens Hessian Harvest

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Here you can find information on the topic "Agriculture". Read now "Protected Pest Threatened Hessian Harvest".Agriculture · Hesse See the Story

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