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Tiger – Less than 3,200 remain in the wild, we have lost 97% of our wild tigers in just over a century. World Wildlife Fund has put together a top 10 list of endangered species to be on the look-out for in 2012.
Heard talk of the Repubs desire to exploit the Artic Refuge and it reminded me of the deniers disregard for anything not able to hire counsel.
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Tiger Less than 3,200 remain in the wild, we have lost 97% of our wild tigers in just over a century. World Wildlife Fund has put together a top 10 list of endangered species to be on the look-out for in 2012.
Heard talk of the Repubs desire to exploit the Artic Refuge and it reminded me of the deniers disregard for anything not able to hire counsel.
News Photo Galleries & Slideshows - Yahoo! News
Tiger – Less than 3,200 remain in the wild, we have lost 97% of our wild tigers in just over a century. World Wildlife Fund has put together a top 10 list of endangered species to be on the look-out for in 2012.
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Six of the severely threatened species live on the island nation of Madagascar, off southeast Africa. Five more from mainland Africa, five from South America and nine species in Asia are among those listed as most threatened. The report by the International Union for Conservation of Nature was released at a biodiversity conference being held in Hyderabad, India. Primates, mankinds closest living relatives, contribute to the ecosystem by dispersing seeds and maintaining forest diversity.
Conservation efforts have helped several species of primates, which are no longer listed as endangered, said the report, prepared every two years by some of the worlds leading primate experts. The report said that Madagascars lemurs are severely threatened by habitat destruction and illegal hunting, which has accelerated dramatically since the change of power in the country in 2009.
Among the most severely hit was the northern sportive lemur with only 19 known individuals left in the wild in Madagascar. Lemurs are now one of the worlds most endangered groups of mammals, after more than three years of political crisis and a lack of effective enforcement in their home country, Madagascar, said Christoph Schwitzer of the Bristol Conservation and Science Foundation, one of the groups involved in the study. A similar crisis is happening in Southeast Asia, where trade in wildlife is bringing many primates very close to extinction, Schwitzer said.
More than half of the worlds 633 types of primates are in danger of becoming extinct because of human activity, such as the burning and clearing of tropical forests, the hunting of primates for food and the illegal wildlife trade.
Twenty-five primates on brink of extinction: report - Taipei Times
Heard talk of the Repubs desire to exploit the Artic Refuge and it reminded me of the deniers disregard for anything not able to hire counsel.
News Photo Galleries & Slideshows - Yahoo! News
Tiger Less than 3,200 remain in the wild, we have lost 97% of our wild tigers in just over a century. World Wildlife Fund has put together a top 10 list of endangered species to be on the look-out for in 2012.
Heard talk of the Repubs desire to exploit the Artic Refuge and it reminded me of the deniers disregard for anything not able to hire counsel.
News Photo Galleries & Slideshows - Yahoo! News
Tiger Less than 3,200 remain in the wild, we have lost 97% of our wild tigers in just over a century. World Wildlife Fund has put together a top 10 list of endangered species to be on the look-out for in 2012.
What does this have to do with ANWR?
Heard talk of the Repubs desire to exploit the Artic Refuge and it reminded me of the deniers disregard for anything not able to hire counsel.
News Photo Galleries & Slideshows - Yahoo! News
What does this have to do with ANWR?
ANWR is an area adjacent to an oil field that the deniers haven't got their hands on yet. Flora & fauna exist there & its a migration point as are many other points on the globe.
Heard talk of the Repubs desire to exploit the Artic Refuge and it reminded me of the deniers disregard for anything not able to hire counsel.
News Photo Galleries & Slideshows - Yahoo! News
What does this have to do with ANWR?
ANWR is an area adjacent to an oil field that the deniers haven't got their hands on yet. Flora & fauna exist there & its a migration point as are many other points on the globe.
What does this have to do with ANWR?
ANWR is an area adjacent to an oil field that the deniers haven't got their hands on yet. Flora & fauna exist there & its a migration point as are many other points on the globe.
And you're inferring that oil and gas operations would disrupt the flora and fauna?
ANWR is an area adjacent to an oil field that the deniers haven't got their hands on yet. Flora & fauna exist there & its a migration point as are many other points on the globe.
And you're inferring that oil and gas operations would disrupt the flora and fauna?
yes. the pipelines, associated spills, and emissions wouldn't bode well for an area untouched for millions of years.
And you're inferring that oil and gas operations would disrupt the flora and fauna?
yes. the pipelines, associated spills, and emissions wouldn't bode well for an area untouched for millions of years.
I understand your concern, but I believe the benefits far outweigh those risks.
yes. the pipelines, associated spills, and emissions wouldn't bode well for an area untouched for millions of years.
I understand your concern, but I believe the benefits far outweigh those risks.
The benefit will be there forever. If we lose a species it is gone. Do we need the benefit so bad today that we are willing to take the risk. The other point is that there is a benefit in protecting our environment.
yes. the pipelines, associated spills, and emissions wouldn't bode well for an area untouched for millions of years.
I understand your concern, but I believe the benefits far outweigh those risks.
The benefit will be there forever. If we lose a species it is gone. Do we need the benefit so bad today that we are willing to take the risk. The other point is that there is a benefit in protecting our environment.
