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2008年6月9日

2008å¹´åˆï¼Œä¸­å›½ä¸€æ‘„影师伪造的一张è—羚羊在飞驰的ç«è½¦æ—自由奔跑的新闻照片被æ›å…‰ã€‚但野生动物专家指出，刘为强的照片虽是造å‡ï¼Œä½†å®ƒå映的情况å´æ˜¯çœŸå®žçš„。蔡如é¹æŠ¥é“。

Is wildlife adapting to the Qinghai-Tibet railway?

June 09, 2008

Earlier this year, a Chinese photographer was exposed for faking a photo of migrating Tibetan antelopes. But some wildlife experts say that despite the photo trickery, the scene was accurate. Cai

reports.

污染严é‡,中国近海生æ€æŽ¥è¿‘崩溃（第一部分）

2008年4月8日

污染在中国江è‹å’Œå±±ä¸œçœçš„加剧造æˆäº†æ¸¯å£çš„废弃ã€å­¦æ ¡çš„关闭和失业人数的ä¸æ–­å¢žåŠ ã€‚å—方都市报在有关报é“的第一部分中指出，地方的渔业已枯竭死亡。

Dark water: coastal China on the brink (part one)

April 08, 2008

Ports are being deserted, schools closed and jobs lost as pollution ravages Jiangsu and Shandong. In the first of two reports, the Southern Metropolis Dailydescribes the death of the local fishing industry.

深入亚马逊

2007年12月17日

广袤雨林的生æ€ç³»ç»Ÿç‹¬ä¸€æ— äºŒã€‚éšç€è¿™å—原始的绿色å®çŸ³å—到森林破å和气候å˜åŒ–çš„å¨èƒï¼Œç§‘学家们有了新的å‘现，并且为制定未æ¥æˆ˜ç•¥è€Œæ出问题。玛莉安•è´å¾·å‚加了一次深入å僻秘é²åŒ—部的探险。

Into the Amazon

December 17, 2007

As deforestation and climate change threaten the rainforest ecosystem, scientists are making new discoveries and raising intriguing questions in a quest for future strategies. Maryann Bird joined an expedition in Peru.

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Conservation areas fail to help coral reefs

Conservation zones designed to protect fish stocks are not preventing coral reefs from collapsing due to warmer temperatures or helping to speed their recovery, Reuters reported a study as saying.

美国物ç§ä¿æŠ¤è€…购大å，以æ¢å¤æ¸”业资æº

æ®ã€Šçº½çº¦æ—¶æŠ¥ã€‹æŠ¥é“，美国缅因州的一环ä¿è”盟已筹集了所需的２åƒï¼•ç™¾ä¸‡ç¾Žå…ƒï¼Œæ¥æ ¹æ®å议从一电力公å¸è´­ä¹°ä¸‰åº§å¤§å，以æ¥æ¢å¤ä½©è¯ºå¸ƒæ–¯ç§‘特河中的一些鱼类物ç§ã€‚

US conservationists reach milestone in plan to buy dams

An environmental coalition in the American state of Maine has raised the US$25 million it needed to buy three dams from a power company under an agreement to restore a number of fish species in the Penobscot River, the New York Times reported.

海洋生物因海水酸度上å‡è€Œå—到å¨èƒ

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Marine life affected by increased acid levels in ocean

Sea urchins, lobsters, mussels and oysters are affected by increased ocean acidity levels, which could cause their fertility rates to drop, Reuters reported a new study as saying.