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Once Was Lost, but Now They’re Found: Haiti’s Vanishing Frogs

By Jade Scully on January 20, 2011 in Caribbean, Haiti, North America, Photos

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Amphibians are among of the most threatened species in the world.Now, this may not sound critical, as few people think of frogs, salamanders and toads in a positive light, but according to scientists from Conservation...

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It’s Noah’s Ark, but Not as We Know It

By Jade Scully on January 17, 2011 in All Countries, Photos

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In the movie 2012 (roundly criticized by scientists for being wildly unrealistic), the world as we know it ends in a great flood and people only survive by virtue of giant arks – in the same...

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The Rising Tidal Power

By Jade Scully on January 11, 2011 in All Countries, Photos

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On the surface tidal power sounds like a no-brainer; unlike wind or solar power it is consistent (there’s nothing quite as dependable as the tides) and because the Earth is 70% water, there are potentially...

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Window Farming: Gardening for Apartment Blocks

By Jade Scully on January 11, 2011 in New York, New York City, North America, Photos, USA

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Not everyone has the space needed to grow their own herbs and veggies, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t keen to give it a go. Britta Riley and Rebecca Bray were two such people, and...

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Wind Power vs. Solar Power

By Jade Scully on January 8, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa

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You want to do the right thing and install an alternative energy system in your home, but you’re not sure whether a wind or solar powered system is best for you. There are many factors...

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The Age of the Eco-City

By Jade Scully on January 4, 2011 in Asia, China, Dubai, Featured, India, Japan, Middle East, Photos, South Korea, United Arab Emirates

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Do you remember Raccoon City from the first Resident Evil movie? It was built deep underground and for all its snazzy technology things went wrong and everyone died, horribly. Well, Russian architectural firm Ab Elise...

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8 Urban Spaces Around World Are Reborn as Green Parks

By Jade Scully on January 3, 2011 in Asia, Australia, Brazil, Events, Featured, Festivals, France, Lima, Netherlands, New York, New York City, North America, Pacific, Paris, Peru, Photos, Sao Paulo, Seoul, South America, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Sydney, USA

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Around the world parks are replacing asphalt and city-dwellers are discovering new green spaces just steps away. It seems government officials, citizens and activists are working together to reclaim abandoned or unused lots and structures...

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Pollution Turns Birds Gay

By Jade Scully on January 2, 2011 in Africa, Europe, Featured, North America, Photos, USA

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A recent discovery has shed some light on just how influential pollution can be on the environment. Human waste, in large amounts, has been known to have various effects on the reproductive behaviour of all...

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Jade Scully

Jade Scully is a copywriter excited about writing copy and stories, blogging about the world and editing. She currently and regularly publishes her stories on a number of blogs. Jade loves animals and hopes to begin writing copy for the animal rescue charity TEARS as her contribution to the cause.

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Once Was Lost, but Now They’re Found: Haiti’s Vanishing Frogs

It’s Noah’s Ark, but Not as We Know It

The Rising Tidal Power

Window Farming: Gardening for Apartment Blocks

Wind Power vs. Solar Power

The Age of the Eco-City

8 Urban Spaces Around World Are Reborn as Green Parks

Pollution Turns Birds Gay

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