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USHUAIA, Argentina, Jan 10, 2012 (Tierramérica) - An innovative responsible tourism initiative in the Beagle Channel - a narrow strait linking the Atlantic and Pacific near the southernmost tip of South America - ensures the compatibility of the observation and conservation of unique bird and mammal species. Read the rest here: Responsible Tourism at the "End of the...

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Nations will be asked to sign up for 10 goals and promise to build green economies at this summer's earth summit Read more from the original source: Leaked document reveals Rio+20 sustainable development goals

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A giant Galapagos tortoise believed extinct for 150 years probably still exists, say scientists. Read the original here: 'Extinct' Galapagos tortoise may still exist

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A new species of brightly coloured snake has been found in a remote area of Tanzania in East Africa. Read more: New viper snake species found

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Rhinos are one of the heaviest land animals but one thing puzzles scientists: how do they carry this weight on their stumpy little feet? Go here to read the rest: Rhinos' feet tested to see how they support heavy loads

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VICTORIA FALLS, Jan 10, 2012 (IPS) - Picking spots for cattle to graze could reverse desertification and even do its bit to retard climate change, new experiments in Zimbabwe have shown. It's what is coming to be called the Brown Revolution. Follow this link: Brown Revolution Brings New Hope

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(Reuters) - A Sherpa who has climbed Mount Everest a record 21 times, will trek hundreds of kilometers (miles) along some of the world's highest mountains to highlight the impact of climate change on the Himalayas, organizers said on Monday. See original here: Climber to take climate message on "unique" trek

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Chinese researchers have revealed that the amount of water entering the Yangtze River near its source on the Tibetan plateau has fallen by 15% over the past four decades, despite a 15% increase in glacial melt and increased rainfall over the same period. More here: Thawing permafrost reduces river runoff