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1000 Whale Allowed Ava Frog Will Go
For the first time since 1963, a hunting fleet in Japan opened Antarctic waters for a large diameter balina hunting.
Last Umudu Rose of Nuclear Counters
The members of the Nuclear Anti Platform (NKP) in Sinop attracted fax to the President Abdullah Rose, in order not to be installed in Sinop.
Walking to Ankara for Kaz Mountains
The environmentalists will walk to Ankara on November 27, with the cancellation of the law, indicating that the return Act allowed nature destruction.
Coated White Item Sea Surface in Izmit
With its industrial facilities in the environment, 'nasibini area' in the Izmit Bay, a month ago seen and time multiplying and decreasing white substance completely covered the sea surface.
World Slotting Action
The environmental activists in Indonesia walked by rolling a giant ‘World’ to call government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the city.
No Credit from Kirleten Farikaya
Chinese banks refuse to credit 12 factories accused of polluting the environment.
Ada Countries Horror From Increasing Waters
Representatives of the 26 island and the country of the team met Maldivler, a country of island, in order to discuss what can be done to avoid the risk of rising oceans and deleted from the map, depending on global warming.
Experts Work For Governments: Climate Guide Ready
A guideline from the fourth report of the United Nations Intergovernmental Climate Change Panel. The aim is to be prepared for the peak of politicians in Bali...
New Regulation for Burning Forest Area
The tesfiye and editing of the 150 hectar area of Antalya's Manavgat district completed.
Tehdi Expecting Shark in Mediterranean Tags
The World Nature Protection Association (IUCN) reported that more than 40 percent of the species of dogfish and catfish in the Mediterranean are depleted.
Water Quantity Fixed But Drinking Water Quality Reduced
Due to the rise of ocean waters depending on global warming, drinking water shortage may be greater than predicted.
'Tanker will not affect us '
The Minister of Environment and Forest Veysel Eroğlu said that on November 11, the ship in Kerç Boğaz, which combines the Azak Sea with Black Sea, will not affect the country.