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Ecosystem

World news about “Ecosystem” published by euronews.

  • Richard Branson’s latest expedition

    Billionaire thrill seeker Richard Branson has teamed up with a US property investor and pilot for his latest adventure; exploring the depths of the world’s… 07/04/2011

  • A life underwater

    Jo Harmelin started diving in 1956. As a scientist he has noticed how the Mediterranean sea has evolved and he remains optimistic.    “Hello I’m Jo Harmelin… 07/04/2011

  • EU checks Danube natural habitats

    The European Union’s healthcheck of habitats and species shows that biodiversity across Europe is suffering, but efforts along the Danube river are making a… 13/07/2010

  • Guardians of the oceans

    Human activity is challenging our oceans´ ecosystems. Overfishing, pollution, coastal degradation and other threats are putting thousands of marine species… 04/06/2010

  • More wild boar washed up in Brittany

    The carcasses of another 18 wild boar have been washed up on a beach in Northern France. It brings to 28 the number of dead animals to have been found at… 26/07/2011

  • Nations seal UN biodiversity deal in Japan

    Joining forces to save life on earth as we know it. Some 200 nations meeting in Japan have hammered out a 10 year plan setting targets aimed at protecting the… 30/10/2010

  • Biodiversity conference agrees conservation targets

    A deal to preserve the world’s ecosystems has been agreed at the biodiversity conference in the Japanese city of Nagoya. Delegates from 200 nations agreed… 30/10/2010

  • BP share price sinks, clean-up costs rise

    As BP counts the cost of the devastating US oil spill, Louisiana’s wetlands continue to pay a heavy price. The clean-up operation could set BP back 820… 01/06/2010

  • All that is green may not be as it seems warns EU

    According to a poll by Eurobarometer, 83% of Europeans feel that the environmental impact of a product is an important element when buying something. But how… 17/05/2010

  • A green challenge in the Red Sea

    In the Gulf of Aqaba on the Jordanian coast, the tourist industry has boomed. The coastline of Jordan is only 27 kilometers long, and it is crammed with… 23/06/2009

  • Mighty Mites give clues to Antarctic warming

    Scientists in Antarctica are noticing life-changes in microscopic creatures, and they are putting it down to global warming. At only one millimetre across the… 21/01/2009


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