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WWF playing a big role in 'Green Week'
WWF will take centre stage in the European Commission's prestigious 'Green Week' opening today in ...
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US isolated in Kyoto Protocol negotiations after latest ministerial meeting
Over 40 environment ministers met in New York on 21 April to continue discussions on the Kyoto ...
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Bush Support for Toxic Chemicals Treaty is a Good Start, WWF Says
Washington--WWF praised President Bush's announcement that he will sign the treaty on persistent ...
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Europe's Rivers Ready for Revival
Rivers in EU and accession countries will have to be revived and restored to a more natural state ...
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NGOs unite to defend Brazil's forests
Brasilia (18 April 2001) - A new phase of the SOS Forest Campaign was launched yesterday to stop ...
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Summit on Environment and Sustainable Development in the Carpathian and Danube Region
The Summit on Environment and Sustainable Development in the Carpathian and Danube Region will be ...
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Urgent action needed to curb harmful chemicals
Every adult is walking around with literally dozens of man-made chemicals in their body. Several ...
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Kyoto Climate Talks Live On Under New Proposal
New proposals for governments to break the current deadlock in international talks on global ...
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Swedish government fails to protect porpoises
WWF and two Swedish NGOs, the Swedish Society for the Marine Environment (S-MAR), and Swedish ...
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The death knell sounds for a lake
Twenty years ago, chrystal clear mountain rivers flowed into Kenya's Lake Nakuru. Today, poor ...
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