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Abu Dhabi To Plant Sewage-Fed Forest By End Of 2011

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The Grass Is Greener In The UAE

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Gone Fishing, But Not In The Sea Of Galilee

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Jordan Reconsiders Deforestation Plans

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14 Sick Lions Killed In Iranian Zoo

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Trees That Don’t Stand a Chance Against Climate Change

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Sea Census Locates 1200 New Marine Species in World’s Oceans

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New species of sea cucumber, found in Atlantic Ocean at depth of 2,700 feet. A newly concluded Census of Marine Life, covering most of the...
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