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Breaking News: Faced with extinction, rarest tortoise on Earth about to become oldest dad
Posted by: DelilahStarling First to cover

Macas :: Ecuador | updated Sat Aug 01 09:13:23 -0700 2009 | green-news

Lonesome George, a large Pinto Island Galapagos tortoise , and the last of his kind, finally found romance and had a successful mating experience after almost a century of celibacy and one previous impregnation that ended in failure. Infamous Lonesome...
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Posted by: LaurelSimpson First to cover

Quito :: Ecuador | updated Tue Jun 30 19:07:51 -0700 2009 | green-news

Situated along the equator on the west side of the Andes Mountain Range, Ecuador is composed of several climatic zones including, coastline, mountain highlands, desert, and west Amazonian jungle. Due to the varying climates it is difficult to generalize the...
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Current News: Iguana Standing High
Posted by: WordSlinger First to cover

Cali :: Colombia | updated Sun Nov 08 15:20:08 -0800 2009 | green-news

CALI, Colombia - An iguana is standing high at a park in the Uribe neighborhood. The park was created by mechanic Orlando Machado, and is home to around 300 iguanas. This was Machado's contribution to the development of the community....
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Current World News: The Exotic Green Iguana
Posted by: WordSlinger First to cover

Peruíbe :: Brazil | updated Sun Aug 30 16:24:22 -0700 2009 | green-news

When full grown, the green iguana with black stripes is usually between four and fix feet, including the tail, which makes up about half the body length. Their skin is rough, with pointy scales along its back. Iguanas have long...
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Latest World News: Chevron-Texaco vs Amazon Rain Forest
Posted by: WordSlinger First to cover

Guayaquil :: Ecuador | updated Tue Sep 01 16:02:41 -0700 2009 | green-news

LAGO AGRIO, Ecuador - After sixteen years of litigation, the lawsuit against Chevron Corp. is being celebrated among human rights activists and environmentalist. The dignity of native populations around the world is being recognized in a Declaration on the Rights...
Credibility | Reach Views: 657 | News Stories: 2 | Blog Posts: 0 | 0 | 1 | 3
 
Current Event: The Beauty of an Andean Hillstar
Posted by: WordSlinger First to cover

Penco :: Chile | updated Fri Aug 28 14:56:42 -0700 2009 | green-news

The Andean Hillstar, also known as a Hummingbird, reside mostly in the Andes of southwest Peru, western Bolivia, northern Chile and northwestern Argentina. They are often found near habitation in puna grasslands. The females are territorial when breeding and while...
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Latest World Event: Wildlife threatened by mosquitoes
Posted by: prabirghose First to cover

Quito :: Ecuador | updated Wed Aug 12 23:50:31 -0700 2009 | green-news

This might sound ridiculous – how can the tiny mosquitoes threaten wildlife? But – that is happening in the Galapagos Islands. The Southern house mosquitoes identified as the Culex Quinquefasciatus come by tourist planes and boats and bring with them...
Credibility | Reach Views: 56 | News Stories: 3 | Blog Posts: 4 | 0 | 4 | 3
 
Breaking News Event: Brazil Spreads Concrete Through the Rainforest
Source: Scoop

Rio de Janeiro :: Brazil | updated Sun Nov 15 16:01:20 -0800 2009 | green-news

While land development, human settlement, and logging are the main sources of deforestation , the bedrock of this global ecocide is the construction of roads which tear through the rainforest habitat, laying down concrete in every direction with each newly...
Credibility Views: 26 | News Stories: 9 | Blog Posts: 7 | 30 | 20 | 1
 
Latest News Event: Brazilian power cut leaves 60 million in the dark
Source: The Guardian

São Paulo :: Brazil | updated Sun Nov 15 16:11:19 -0800 2009 | green-news

It was a typical Tuesday night in South America's largest nation. In Sao Paulo, maids and security guards made their way home after another day's grind. In Rio, samba musicians began taking to the stage, their faces glazed in sweat...
Credibility Views: 26 | News Stories: 19 | Blog Posts: 3 | 3 | 16 | 1
 
Breaking World News: Saving Turtles and stopping Tuna Farms in the Golfo Dulce
Posted by: EricBVD First to cover

Golfito :: Costa Rica | updated Wed Jul 29 11:10:19 -0700 2009 | green-news

Humans of the earth have overfished their seas, yet the people that inhabit the earth still wanna eat lots of fishies. Some large companies think they may have found the answer Fish Farming . What countries will become the home...
Credibility | Reach Views: 25 | News Stories: 0 | Blog Posts: 0 | 0 | 2 | 0

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