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Environmental Graffiti- Spider Vs Wasp: A Deadly Battle in PicturesCaptured in a series of fascinating images, a battle between a spider and a wasp is hard-fought indeed... but who will be the victor? This is just a brief summary, please visit Environmental Graffiti to see the full, formatted version of the article
- Can Wind Power Be the Answer to Our Energy Needs in the 21st Century?Wind power shows promise, but is it really the answer to our energy needs? read more This is just a brief summary, please visit Environmental Graffiti to see the full, formatted version of the article
- 18 Stunning Images of Monsoons from Around the WorldFrom North America to the Amazon, from Sri Lanka and Northern Australia, the monsoon rains are eagerly awaited in many parts of the world. Let's celebrate that here with read more This is just a brief summary, please visit Environmental Graffiti to see the full, formatted version of the article
- BASE Jumping from the Top of Shanghai's Jin Mao TowerMost of us would get sweaty palms just looking down from an 88-story tower, but for some daring BASE jumpers the Jin Mao super skyscraper offers the chance to fly... This is just a brief summary, please visit Environmental Graffiti to see the full, formatted version of the article
- Rats! Clever, Caring and Incredibly CuteRats have gotten a bad reputation over the years, but even if you've never fancied having one as a pet, these adorably cute fellows might just change your mind! read more This is just a brief summary, please visit Environmental Graffiti to see the full, formatted version of the article
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- Is Africa Ready for Carbon Investment?Africa represents roughly 3% of projects worldwide under the UN's Clean Development Mechanism. A combination of better investments to be found elsewhere (particularly in China and India), regional risks such as corruption and political unrest, and overall investor uncertainty towards the continent has kept Africa an also-ran in global carbon markets. Ye […]
- Pacific Islanders' Challenge to Coal Power PlantFor most Europeans, it would be hard to find the Federated States of Micronesia on a map. But the small Pacific island nation is trying to punch above its weight. The country -- with a population of 110,000 spread across more than 600 islands -- is challenging the refit of a coal-fired power plant in the Czech report, according to Reuters. Micronesia says th […]
- Dispatch from Copenhagen: Heading Towards Nopehagen?Global leaders woke up in Copenhagen on Dec. 17 to find a blanket of snow covering the ground. But it was inside the Bella Center—the conference hall where delegates from 192 countries are trying to hammer out a climate change deal—where things were really frozen. With less than 48 hours before the summit closes, policymakers were still at logger […]
- Dispatch from Copenhagen: Why Trade MattersThis entry is cross-posted from Europe Insight. With protestors staking out the climate talks and politicians continuing to point fingers at each other, one issue isn't getting much play in Copenhagen—yet it could make or break a deal to tackle global warming. Simply put, trade is becoming a central sticking point at the Copenhagen talks. That may […]
- Dispatch from Copenhagen: Protestors Try to Storm TalksThis entry is cross-posted from Europe Insight. Snow was thick on the ground in Copenhagen on Dec. 16, but that didn't put off thousands of protestors who tried to force their way in the climate change negotiations. With colorful posters and anti-global warming chants, they had started off early from the Danish capital's city center. But near the B […]
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- AT&T adopts eco-rating system for mobile devicesLate in 2012, the carrier will add ratings considering 15 green technology criteria including energy efficiency, materials used in manufacturing and recyclability.
- Home Depot to sell Schneider residential electric vehicle chargerFor now, most electric vehicle owners will need to buy the $799 EVlink Indoor Electric charging station off the retailer’s e-commerce site.
- Cree LEDs green up U.S. embassies across EuropeThe installations have a dual agenda: save on electricity and promote U.S. green technology innovations.
- New Apple data center will sport biggest commercial solar, fuel-cell installationsDetails are still sketchy, but company plans to run the Maiden, N.C. site with a ‘high percentage renewable energy mix.’
- Offshore U.S. wind turbines seen as vulnerable to hurricanesResearchers at Carnegie Mellon University suggest more attention be paid to turbine design, especially for technologies in the Atlantic and U.S. Gulf Coast.
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- Making Solar Power Competitive with CoalA study identifies early-stage technologies that could be combined to cut the cost of solar panels in half.
- A Leap Forward for Plastic Solar CellsAn inexpensive, polymer-based device breaks a record, reaching 10.6 percent efficiency.
- Solar-Panel Giant Poised to Get Even BiggerSolar Frontier, which opened the world's largest CIGS solar-panel plant, makes plans for more factories.
- Small GainsWind and solar power are ramping up quickly, but the world's demand for electricity is growing much faster.
- Sunlight AbsorberA nanoscale pattern could lead to more efficient solar cells
- Making Solar Power Competitive with Coal
- New Scientist
- Mystery booms: The source of a worldwide sonic enigmaEvery so often, a loud booming noise is heard from over the horizon without any obvious explanation. What on Earth could the culprit be?
- Underwater 'Seaview' lets you explore coral reefThe Catlin Seaview Survey, with Google, will let you explore the Great Barrier Reef from the comfort of your home
- Europe will vote to keep Canadian tar sands outThe European Union is poised to label tar bitumen more polluting than other forms of oil. That would rule out selling it to Europe
- Climate sceptics may find fertile ground in US schoolsA conservative organisation is working to sow doubt in US classrooms on the science of climate change. Polls suggest it may not fall on deaf ears
- Boiled-to-death penguins are back from the brinkDNA analysis shows Macquarie Island's king penguins are back in numbers and genetic diversity. If only they could kick out the rampaging rabbits
- Mystery booms: The source of a worldwide sonic enigma
- The GreenGrok
- Looking to the Climate-Change Road Less TraveledCongressional deadlock and new scientific insights force new heading.
- It’s All About the Number 220 TodayNumbers are all around us. Today we look at one.
- House Transportation Bill Puts Pollution in the Fast Lane?The all-out attack on U.S. environmental programs takes to the road.
- Surviving the Slings and Arrows of Climate ChangeHistorical perspective: climate change can be life-changing.
- Leaking Greenhouse Gases in ColoradoNew study finds lots of methane coming from oil and gas operations.
- Looking to the Climate-Change Road Less Traveled
- Alternative energy news
- Wednesday's Renewable Energy Stock Leaders: WEST, MY, PLUG, QTWWFiled under: Energy News
- Wanted: Energy StorageFiled under: Energy News
- 141-MPG Plug-in Volkswagen Golf by 2015Filed under: Energy News
- Tesla CEO Sees EV Batteries Soon Dropping to $200 Per kWhFiled under: Energy News
- Two Small Wind Turbines Get CertifiedFiled under: Energy News
- Wednesday's Renewable Energy Stock Leaders: WEST, MY, PLUG, QTWW
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- World’s Greenest Supercomputer Heads Down UnderAustralia is getting the world's greenest supercomputer, which will help to cure life-threatening diseases.
- Nanotechnology Converts Heat to Power With FabricA "Power Felt" developed by researchers can use your body heat to charge up a battery.
- Airstream Sterling Concept Trailer By Christopher Deam Demonstrates How To Pack More Into LessAn interesting interview in the New York Times with Christopher Deam explains how design happens
- I Am An Environmentalist. Yes, I DO Want to Restrict Your "Freedom"Anti-environmentalists often evoke liberty and property rights in their fight against sustainability. But they are following the poltics of a preschooler.
- Incredible Animal Sculptures Made from Broken CDsSean Avery transforms junked CDs into colorful and creative works of art.
- World’s Greenest Supercomputer Heads Down Under
- Earth Climate
- For disaster debris arriving from Japan, radiation least of the concernsLater this year debris from the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan should begin to wash up on US shores -- and one question many have asked is whether that will pose a radiation risk. The simple answer is, no.
- Low levels of fallout from Fukushima, U.S. study findsFallout from the 2011 Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power facility in Japan was measured in minimal amounts in precipitation in the United States in about 20 percent of 167 sites sampled in a nationwide U.S. study.
- Birds sing louder amidst the noise and structures of the urban jungleSparrows, blackbirds and the great tit are all birds known to sing at a higher pitch in urban environments. It was previously believed that these birds sang at higher frequencies in order to escape the lower frequencies noises of the urban environment. Now, researchers have discovered that besides noise, the physical structure of cities also plays a role in […]
- Earth's clouds are getting lower, NASA satellite findsEarth's clouds got a little lower -- about one percent on average -- during the first decade of this century, finds a new NASA-funded university study based on NASA satellite data. The results have potential implications for future global climate.
- From Bass Strait to the Indian Ocean: Tracking a currentDeep-diving ocean "gliders" have revealed the journey of Bass Strait water from the Tasman Sea to the Indian Ocean.
- For disaster debris arriving from Japan, radiation least of the concerns
- Inhabitat
- AT&T Announces It Will Start Placing Eco-Labels on Mobile Devices This YearIn an effort to raise awareness about the environmental impact of its devices, technology giant AT&T will be putting eco-rating stickers on all of their branded mobile phones. The system will go into effect later this year and will set a standard in an industry where such a big leap has yet to be made. [...]
- Maison Container Lille is a Bold Industrial Home Made of 8 Shipping Containers in FranceRead the rest of Maison Container Lille is a Bold Industrial Home Made of 8 Shipping Containers in France Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "sustainable architecture", 'Container House, Cargotecture, eco design, eco home, france, green architecture, Green Building, green design, lille, maison container lille, patrick partouche, […]
- 7 Gorgeous Green Home FurnishingsDecorating your home can be a rewarding way to spend your time and money – and investing in beautiful, eco-friendly furnishings is a great way to express yourself and give any room a boost while supporting the environment. There is still a lingering stereotype about green design being boring or crunchy, but nothing could be [...]
- Sonja Hinrichsen Walks in Circles to Create These Spectacular Snow Drawings in ColoradoRead the rest of Sonja Hinrichsen Walks in Circles to Create These Spectacular Snow Drawings in Colorado Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: eco-art, melting art, snow and ice art, snow art, snow crop circles, Snow Crystal exhibit, snow drawings, snow drawings Colorado's Rabbit Ears Pass, Sonja Hinrichsen, Steamboat Springs Arts Council, [. […]
- Takayuki Hori’s Beautiful X-Ray Origami Animals Shine Light on 8 Endangered SpeciesFrom solar cell origami lamps to cute nano-origami animals, we can’t get enough of the Japanese art of folding paper. The newest origami creations to catch our eye are Takayuki Hori’s beautiful folded figures, which feature 8 endangered species. Dubbed Oritsunagumono — things folded and connected — these X-ray origami works of art inc […]
- AT&T Announces It Will Start Placing Eco-Labels on Mobile Devices This Year
- Triple Pundit
- USDA Certification Raises the Bar for Biobased ProductsThe scientific rigor of an ASTM standard combined with the credibility of the USDA raises the bar for the industry and makes the USDA Certified Biobased label a new source of competitive advantage within the consumer and government procurement markets for brand owners who make the effort to get their biobased products certified.
- Balancing the Energy-Water NexusWith few exceptions, water is necessary to generate and distribute energy. In turn, water can’t be collected, purified and transported without energy. A term has been coined to describe the relationship: the Energy-Water Nexus.
- In the Zone: Judge Rules NY Town Can Ban FrackingFracktivists celebrate decision upholding fracking ban in Dryden, NY.
- 5 Outcomes to Expect Following the Rise of Gas PricesGas prices are up now and while the reasons change every time, this trend is nothing but new, no matter how surprised we are to find the new prices hanging on a sign at the gas station. This is why it’s actually not difficult to see what’s going to happen next. Here are five outcomes to expect in the upcoming months.
- The Green Brewhaha: Drink Up, You’re Making Sustainable Shaving CreamAnheuser-Busch and Blue Marble Bio are partnering o launch a venture to convert brewery waste into a group of carboxylic acids and biogas.
- USDA Certification Raises the Bar for Biobased Products
- RealClimate
- Free speech and academic freedomUpdate: Some related concerns from deepclimate.org, if these claims can be verified. In a recent interview for a Norwegian magazine (Teknisk Ukeblad, 0412), the IPCC chair Rajendra Kumar Pachauri told the journalist that he had received death threats in connection with his role as a head for the IPCC. There have also been recent reports [...]
- 2011 Updates to model-data comparisonsAnd so it goes – another year, another annual data point. As has become a habit (2009, 2010), here is a brief overview and update of some of the most relevant model/data comparisons. We include the standard comparisons of surface temperatures, sea ice and ocean heat content to the AR4 and 1988 Hansen et al [...]
- Global Temperatures, Volcanic Eruptions, and Trees that Didn’t BarkMy co-authors and I have just published an article in Nature Geoscience (advance online publication here; associated press release here) which seeks to explain certain enigmatic features of tree-ring reconstructions of Northern Hemisphere (NH) temperatures of the past millennium. Most notable is the virtual absence of cooling in the tree-ring reconstructions […]
- So What’s A Teacher to Do?Guest Commentary by Eugenie Scott, National Center for Science Education Imagine you’re a middle-school science teacher, and you get to the section of the course where you’re to talk about climate change. You mention the “C” words, and two students walk out of the class. Or you mention global warming and a hand shoots up. [...]
- Unforced Variations: February 2012This month’s open thread. Current topics are focused on the laughingly bad Daily Mail article by David Rose, the fallout from the Wall Street Journal’s latest regurgitation of why no-one should ever do anything ever. And perhaps someone might want to audit some of David Whitehouse’s arithmetic and reading comprehension… Or anything el […]
- Free speech and academic freedom
- EcoGeek.org
- US Virgin Islands Plans 60% Reduction in Fossil Fuel Use By 2025The U.S. Virgin Islands has worked with NREL to come up with a strategic plan to reduce fossil fuel use by 60 percent by 2025. The plan will include the deployment of five different renewable energy technologies and a huge roll-out of energy efficiency improvements. The USVI, much like other islands, currently depends heavily on imported fuel for their energ […]
- President Obama's New Budget Includes $10,000 EV RebatePresident Obama's recently released new budget plan includes lots of incentives for cleantech industries and reportedly an exciting $10,000 rebate for electric vehicle purchases. Currently, if you purchase an all-electric vehicle, you are eligible for a $7,500 tax credit that you receive when you file your taxes for that year, but this new rebate progra […]
- Map Shows NYC Energy Use Block by BlockA Columbia University study has plotted the energy use of New York City's buildings on a beautiful, interactive map where you can view energy consumption by block. The map really illuminates how different areas of the city, and the types of buildings located in those areas, use energy differently. In New York, buildings account for two-thirds of the ene […]
- ESL Bulbs Offer Another Efficient Lighting OptionIncandescent light bulbs are really little space heaters with a side benefit of producing some light. They are an old technology that is being phased out for many applications by more efficient alternatives. Now, in addition to the LEDs and CFLs, we can add ESL bulbs, which have started to reach the market, to the available technologies. We've been watc […]
- Project Investigating "Hot Rocks" Geothermal Energy OptionsGeothermal energy is often overlooked as the "other" renewable energy. Capping geysers to harness their energy is difficult, and the sites where these resources exist are not widespread. But companies are exploring new methods of obtaining energy from geothermal sources by stimulating accessible geologic formations to generate hot water and steam f […]
- US Virgin Islands Plans 60% Reduction in Fossil Fuel Use By 2025
- Earthfirst
- EarthFirst gets a brand new lookEarthFirst introduces a brighter, greener, faster website. What do you think of the changes?
- The Bloom Box: Too good to be true?The Bloom Box claims to be the Holy Grail of cheap, clean energy. But does it live up to its hype?
- Is it time to set orcas free?The death of a Sea World orca trainer revives the question of whether or not it is ethical to keep killer whales in captivity.
- Change the World (and Help Haiti) With a T-ShirtWant to be a force for positive change – and look good doing it? A company called Wear Your Intention, which creates organic apparel printed with messages of peace, hope, faith and love, is donating 100% of the profits of their Changing the World Limited Edition T-Shirt to Haiti earthquake relief efforts. The American Red Cross [...]
- Lexon: Green Modern Bamboo GadgetsWalk into store full of gadgets and home goods, and you’re generally hard-pressed to find things like clocks, radios, calculators and lighting made with something other than plastic or unsustainably produced metal. If you do manage to score something made of wood, it’s probably a holdover from the paneling-obsessed 70s – not exactly stylish. A company [...] […]
- EarthFirst gets a brand new look
- Earth2Tech
- Hitachi & Silver Spring link up over smart gridJapanese giant Hitachi and Valley smart grid network provider Silver Spring Networks are teaming up over product development as well as a potential investment.
- Green Overdrive [video]: Test driving the Fisker KarmaDespite that electric car startup Fisker Automotive has had its fair share of struggles in recent months, we were really excited to head down to Beverly Hills this week to check out the Fisker Karma. We bring you the Karma test drive!
- Why mobile is driving off-grid solar in the developing worldFor the 1.4 billion people on the globe who don’t have access to electricity, solar’s potential is less about fighting global warming than it is about accessing electricity where there isn’t even an electric grid to be “off of.”
- The case of the Tesla “brick”A few early Roadsters that have been left without a charge for an extended period of time, have turned into so-called "bricks." Here's what Tesla has to say about it:
- Zipcar backs peer-to-peer car sharing startup WheelzWill car sharing pioneer Zipcar move into the emerging industry of peer-to-peer car sharing, or enabling neighbors to rent out other neighbors' vehicles? Well, Zipcar hasn't launched such a service, but it's invested in one of the new peer-to-peer car sharing startups Wheelz.
- Hitachi & Silver Spring link up over smart grid
- The Good Human
- Cleantechnia
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- The Science of Up to 20 watts of Energy Harvesting Shoes in Nature
- BAE has structural batteries that could repalce carbon composite structural materials
- French Exoskeleton Hercule for 2014
- Swimming through the blood stream: Stanford engineers create wireless, self-propelled medical device
- Implantable, Wireless Sensors Share Secrets of Healing Tissues
- Good Clean Tech
- US Could Become Geothermal Leader By 2020According to a new research study, the United States could account for 30 percent of all geothermal energy production by 2020.
- ADV: The Antispyware Center from PCMag.comFrom the editors at PCMag.com we're proud to introduce the AntiSpyware Center! This new Web resource serves up-to-the minute news on spyware threats alongside the information you need to protect yourself against them. Product reviews, feature articles, how-tos and tips will help you prepare for and prevent catastrophe. Visit today!
- GM Utilizes Energy Saving Painting Technique For 2012 Chevy SonicFor the 2012 Chevy Sonic, GM is utilizing a new painting technique that reduces the amount of energy needed to paint the car.
- Coffee-powered Car Breaks World RecordA car that runs on coffee grounds has broken a Guinness World Record.
- Folding Electric Commuter Bike Reaches Funding GoalAn electric bike that you can fold and carry has successfully managed to raise $25,00 from Kickstarter.
- US Could Become Geothermal Leader By 2020
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- Raw Milk Farmer Forbidden From Selling Across State LinesPHILADELPHIA -- A central Pennsylvania farmer has been prohibited from selling to out-of-state customers unpasteurized milk, which the government says can be unsafe. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday it obtained a permanent injunction against Daniel Allgyer (AL'-guy-ur) and his Rainbow Acres Farm in Kinzers. The agency says raw m […]
- Orangutan Captivated By Documentary She Stars InJAKARTA, Indonesia — One of the orangutans starring in the IMAX film "Born to Be Wild" has been treated to a special jungle screening in Indonesia – and was captivated until the trumpet of elephants scared her off. The documentary follows two women who have devoted their lives to caring for orphaned animals – Birute Galdikas in In […]
- Scott Stenholm: Santorum's Stance on Climate Change: Not Very ChristianFive major polls in recent days definitively show Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum as the new front-runner for his party's nomination. Much of Santorum's ascension has been credited to his unwavering conservative beliefs -- among the GOP field, he is undoubtedly the strongest contrast to President Obama. A contrast that was highlight […]
- What Obama Will Say In MiamiWASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is confronting Americans' anxiety over rising gasoline prices by drawing attention to his energy policies and taking credit for rising oil and gas production, a greater mix of energy sources and decreased consumption. Obama is heading to Florida on Thursday to promote an energy strategy that the administration s […]
- Silvia Usuriaga: New Indigenous Reserve Aims To Save A Fading CultureA bright, cloudless day. A remote village in the heart of a vast Amazon wilderness. The head of his tribe moved to tears -- tears of joy, pride and gratitude. It was February 4th, 2012, and Romero Ríos Ushiñahua, leader of his people and one of the last members of the Maijuna tribe was witnessing a ceremony to declare the nearly 1-million […]
- Raw Milk Farmer Forbidden From Selling Across State Lines
- Celsias Expert Articles
- CORA -Developing an App to Divert Your Junk to ArtistsWe’re creating a new eco-app for your smart phone and browser that connects you and your stuff to a new life… What if all our stuff ended up in our watersheds and on our beaches?It already has, so our nonprofit company is creating a smart solution to this problem. And we need your help to bring it to North America and beyond! Imagine a new appli […]
- Reducing Plastic
- US Consumer Groups Petition FDA to Ban New GE Salmon
- Judge In Whaling Case Says He will Consider the Legality of WhalingA Seattle district court has denied a preliminary injunction in the case of The Institute for Cetacean Research (ICR) vs. Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. This injunction was an attempt by the ICR to immediately halt Sea Shepherd’s anti-whaling activities in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary. Judge Richard A. Jones made it quite clear that in additi […]
- India Water Desalination Set to Grow Rapidly
- CORA -Developing an App to Divert Your Junk to Artists
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- Study: Nation's urban forests losing groundNational results indicate that tree cover in urban areas of the United States is declining at a rate of about 4 million trees per year, according to a U.S. Forest Service study published recently in Urban Forestry & Urban Greening.
- Scientists call for no-take coral sea parkMore than 300 eminent scientists from 21 other countries around the world today urged the Australian Federal Government to create the world's largest no-take marine reserve in the Coral Sea.
- UT researcher helps develop green toy standardsCatherine Wilt, director of the Center for Clean Products at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment, is working to make toys healthier, safer, and more environmentally-friendly.
- High season for tornadoes ahead, eyes on Southeast(AP) -- With the month of March looming, tornado chasers are already watching the Southeast as a nasty storm brews with the potential to spin off a batch of tornadoes.
- Fresh scandal embroils US climate science debateA fresh scandal over climate change has erupted in the United States after leaked documents appeared to show a right-wing funded campaign to influence how climate science is taught in schools.
- Study: Nation's urban forests losing ground
- Mongabay
- Scientists discover world's deepest terrestrial animalIt's not the prehistoric monsters from the Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth or the human-bat hybrids of The Decsent, but it's an astonishing discovery nonetheless: intrepid scientists have discovered the world's deepest surviving terrestrial animal to date, a small wingless insect known as a springtail. Explorers discovere […]
- 'Snakes on a Plane' trafficker freed early from jailNotorious wildlife trafficker Anson Wong has been freed from prison after a court reduced his five-year term, reports Malaysian state media. Wong had served 17-and-a-half-months for illegally exporting nearly 100 reptiles from Malaysia.
- Amazon.com stops selling whale meat Amazon Japan, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, pulled all whale meat products (and possibly dolphin meat) from its site after a new report by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) and the Humane Society International highlighted the issue. Last December the organizations recorded 147 whale products on sale at Amazon Japan despite an international whaling m […]
- NASA satellite image shows extent of logging in Pacific NorthwestNew satellite and space radar images by NASA shows the decline of forests in the Pacific Northwest, specifically in Washington and Oregon. Lost to development, agriculture, and large-scale logging, the maps apart of the National Biomass and Carbon Dataset (NBCD) show the patchy, fragmented nature of the forests in the two U.S. states.
- Wild orangutans to watch film about orangutansBorn to be Wild 3D, an IMAX documentary in part about the plight of orphaned and injured Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus), will soon be aired in the rainforest that inspired it. Producer Drew Fellman is setting up a screen in the rainforest to screen the film for orphaned orangutans. "They came to be like members of the crew," Fellman told the A […]
- Scientists discover world's deepest terrestrial animal
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