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Sea Shepherd Australia says will continue South Ocean action
Aug 25, 2016

Sea Shepherd Australia says will continue South Ocean action

Sea Shepherd Australia said Thursday that a legal settlement involving the conservation group's U.S. founder will not affect its anti-whaling campaign in the Southern Ocean...

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US anti-whaling group to stop interfering with Japanese
Aug 25, 2016

US anti-whaling group to stop interfering with Japanese

The founder of a radical conservation group made famous by the television show "Whale Wars" says a settlement over anti-whaling activities only prevents the group's U.S. organization from interfering ...

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Study: Man-made warming may have started decades earlier
Aug 24, 2016

Study: Man-made warming may have started decades earlier

Man-made global warming may have started a few decades earlier than scientists previously figured, a new study suggests...

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FDA tests confirm hepatitis A in scallops from Philippines
Aug 19, 2016

FDA tests confirm hepatitis A in scallops from Philippines

U.S. Food and Drug Administration tests found hepatitis A in scallops from the Philippines, which have been identified as the likely source of a Hawaii outbreak of the virus...

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Zika researchers seeking volunteers willing to be infected
Aug 19, 2016

Zika researchers seeking volunteers willing to be infected

Researchers looking for volunteers willing to be infected with the Zika virus as part of effort to develop vaccines...

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Study: Catalog of DNA variations helps find roots of disease
Aug 17, 2016

Study: Catalog of DNA variations helps find roots of disease

A huge catalog of human DNA is helping researchers find tiny glitches that cause disease, in part by pointing out some false leads...

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Regulators study horseshoe crab survival in medical harvest
Aug 16, 2016

Regulators study horseshoe crab survival in medical harvest

Environmental regulators studying the Delaware Bay harvesting of horseshoe crabs that are drained of some of their blood for biomedical use say they need to get a firmer handle on how many die as part...

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Webcam whale research buoyed by viewers around the world
Aug 15, 2016

Webcam whale research buoyed by viewers around the world

Canadian researchers are turning to internet to learn about the social behavior thousands of beluga whales that migrate to Hudson Bay every year...

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US agency studies how to detect algae bloom outbreaks
Aug 13, 2016

US agency studies how to detect algae bloom outbreaks

U.S. Geological Survey scientists spent this week studying how nutrient levels contribute to algae bloom outbreaks at two major Utah lakes...

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Greenland shark now oldest living animal with backbone
Aug 11, 2016

Greenland shark now oldest living animal with backbone

In the cold waters of the Arctic, a denizen of the deep lurked for centuries...

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