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22 MAY 2008
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

AUSTRALIA:
Australian Honeymoon Fuelled By Fish And Chip Oil

AUSTRALIA:
Australian Police Arrest Kangaroo Cull Protesters

AUSTRALIA:
Tasmanian Devil Listed As Endangered

AUSTRALIA:
Pacific Islands Act To Save Threatened Tuna

BRAZIL:
Brazil Indians, Activists Protest Over Amazon Dam

CANADA:
Cameco Pollutants May Be Seeping Into Lake Ontario

CHINA:
China To Probe Builders After Quake Collapses

JAPAN:
Honda To Roll Out Cheap New Hybrid Model In Early '09

MYANMAR:
UN Chief To Myanmar: Focus On Saving Lives

REPUBLIC OF PANAMA:
Hydro-Dam Exiles One Of Latin America's Last Kings

REPUBLIC OF SENEGAL:
Senegalese Fisherman Save Dozens Of Stranded Whales

SCOTLAND:
Queen Goes Green With World's Largest Wind Turbine

US:
US Court Rejects State's Nuclear Waste Cleanup Law

US:
Scientists Discover 'Frogamander' Fossil

US:
Modern-Day Alchemy: Turning Trash Into Power

US:
Venture Capitalist Sees Waste As Feedstock For Energy

US:
Garbage Is Dirty, But Is It A Clean Fuel?



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