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June 28, 2013

Declining Songbirds, Composting Cities, and More

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June 2013




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Songbirds Declining

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Composting Cities

Environment News

Energy Blog
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Water Blog
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Songbirds Declining as Threats Mount
Global warming, habitat loss, wind turbines, and cats are factors.
Trouble for Europe's Birds >
Photos: Bird Threats >

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How Cities Compost Mountains of Food Waste
New York City amps up food recycling, while San Francisco shows the way.
California Dam Coming Down
Scientists hope removal of the San Clemente Dam will restore river habitat.
Brazil's Comeback Croc
The yacare caiman made an unlikely return.
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Surprising Deep-Sea Trash
Litter builds up below the waves, too.
Oil Potential and Animal Habitat in California
Debate heats up over the Monterey Shale.

Death of Dolphin in China Sparks Outrage
What you should, and shouldn't, do if you come across a stranded marine mammal.
Restoring Trees to Save South Africa's Rarest Parrot
The Cape parrot needs more yellowwood trees to survive.
Scotland's Distillery Waste to Boost Biofuels?
Scientists may have found a new use for whiskey waste.


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