Tag: Conservation

Asian Unicorn Spotted in Vietnam After a Decade
The Asian unicorn is a mysterious real-life creature that received the title “unicorn” partly due to the animal’s ability to remain unseen. Spotting a living Asian unicorn has bee...
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Mercury From Gold Rush Contaminating Wildlife Today
Gold mining has been called "the gift that keeps on taking" by geographer Gary Brechin, and the damage to California will possibly last ten millennia....
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Man Plants 1,360 Acre Forest Single-Handedly
For the last 30 years, Jadav Payeng has been planting trees. Lots of trees. The Assam, India native has planted enough trees to turn a 550-hectare sandbar into a lush rainforest....
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Google Conserves Water And Cools Servers At The Same Time
Greenpeace really likes Google and their commitment to using more efficient ways to power their data ce...
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E-Waste Recycling Turns Phones Into Gold
We throw things away. It's just part of being a consumer culture. If a phone breaks or we're done with the current technology, we can either sell it or throw it away. Unfortunately...
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E-Books Or Real Books: What Book Lovers Think
There is a lot of debate surrounding e-books in regard to if they will ever replace real books as the conventional way to digest writer's works. One undeniable fact is that e-book...
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