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    Feb 7, 2012 |Story| WSBT-TV

  1. Missing Indiana caver's body found half-mile from car

    LEAVENWORTH, Ind. (AP) — An Iraq war veteran and caving enthusiast took his own life about half a mile from where he left his car on a rural road but more than four months passed before four young spelunkers exploring where they weren't allowed...

    Tags: Landforms, Landforms, Brown University, Conservation, White Nose Syndrome

    2. Aug 17, 2012 |Story| Aberdeen News

  2. Calls come earlier this year for S.D. bat business

    The owners of a South Dakota roofing company say they're getting more calls these days for their side business, which is bat removal and control. Jim and Laura Woods, of Canton, said their bat business is usually not as busy this time of year. Generally...
    3. Jul 30, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Western Maryland wind project faces limits to protect bats, birds

    Maryland's first industrial-scale wind energy project would be required under a federal plan issued Monday to slow down its turbines at certain times of the year to reduce the number of endangered bats that might be killed by the long, spinning blades.
    Maryland's first industrial-scale wind energy project would be required under a federal plan issued Monday to slow down its turbines at certain times of the year to reduce the number of endangered bats that might be killed by the long, spinning blades....

    Tags: Energy, Business Enterprises, Landforms, Annapolis, Wildlife

    4. Jul 31, 2012 |Story| KTLA-LTV

  4. Could the Ebola Outbreak Spread to the U.S.?

    UGANDA -- Fourteen people have died so far from the Ebola outbreak that began earlier this month in Western Uganda.
    CNN
    UGANDA -- Fourteen people have died so far from the Ebola outbreak that began earlier this month in Western Uganda. According to the World Health Organization, the first case is believed to be from the Nyanswiga village in Nyamarunda, a sub-county of the...

    Tags: High Blood Pressure, International Organizations, Africa, Health Organizations, Politics

    5. Apr 20, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Earth Day weekend: Not just another marketing opportunity

    Earth Day weekend is upon us.  I can tell because my email inbox is jammed with pitches for "green" products and corporate campaigns: Clothing made from recycled plastic bottles; natural skin care products; hybrid auto accessories, even pet waste collection bags.
    Earth Day weekend is upon us.  I can tell because my email inbox is jammed with pitches for "green" products and corporate campaigns: Clothing made from recycled plastic bottles; natural skin care products; hybrid auto accessories, even pet waste...

    Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Aquarium Baltimore, Druid Hill, Fuel-efficient Vehicles

    6. Apr 12, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Maryland gardens warm up to tropical trend

    Tropicals will be hot this gardening season.
    Tropicals will be hot this gardening season. Forgive the pun, but growers and garden centers are responding to a demand from homeowners for the luxurious foliage and lipstick colors of plants more suited to the South. And they are offering much more...

    Tags: Energy Saving, Video Supplies and Services, Bee (insect), Environmental Issues, U.S. Department of Agriculture

    7. Jan 7, 2012 |Story| Daily Pilot

  7. Corona del Mar Today: Diapers being dumped on Coast Highway

    A stretch of East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar has become the dumping ground for used adult diapers, but city officials say there's not much they can do unless they catch the culprits in the act. The diapers first began to appear near the Cameo...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Dining and Drinking, Mark Harmon, Google Inc., Public Officials

    8. Jan 25, 2012 |Story| KTXL-LTV

  8. Fungus Kills Millions Of Bats - Experts Fear It Could Spread West

    Wildlife Biologists are concerned about a deadly fungus that is rapidly spreading among bat populations.
    FOX40 News
    Wildlife Biologists are concerned about a deadly fungus that is rapidly spreading among bat populations. The "white-nose syndrome," as it is known, has killed as many as 6.7 million bats in the eastern United States and Canada since 2006, according to...

    Tags: Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Environmental Issues, Science, Wildlife

    9. Dec 12, 2011 |Story| Daily American

  9. New guidelines may protect bats

    With wind being one of the fastest-growing energy sources in the world, environmentalists are warning that winged creatures are increasingly endangered by turbines.
    Daily American Staff Writer
    With wind being one of the fastest-growing energy sources in the world, environmentalists are warning that winged creatures are increasingly endangered by turbines. In September an endangered Indiana bat was found dead at the North Allegheny Wind Farm...

    Tags: Duke Energy Corporation, Fencing, Wind Power, Solar Energy, Wildlife

    10. Sep 8, 2011 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  10. Animals, Petting Farms & Ranches

    Acts 2 Acres 4250 NWS 43rd Street, Coconut Creek Pony parties! We also have a petting zoo. Paint a pony and lots more! www.acts2acres.com 954-326-2528 Air K9z Frisbee dogs at your event! www.airK9z.com 954-605-0014 Animal Kingdom Serving the tri-...

    Tags: Lion (animal), Zoology, Africa, Coconut Creek, Wildlife

    11. Jul 11, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Maryland offshore wind area slashed

    The Obama administration took another step Monday toward opening the Mid-Atlantic coast for offshore wind development, but in the process slashed Maryland's potential stake in the developing new energy industry by more than half.
    The Obama administration took another step Monday toward opening the Mid-Atlantic coast for offshore wind development, but in the process slashed Maryland's potential stake in the developing new energy industry by more than half. Pointing to concerns...

    Tags: Ocean City, Energy, Charity, Social Issues, Interior Policy

    12. Jul 12, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Use houseplants to fill in a garden's empty spaces

    By mid-July, "black holes" often develop in the garden. Spring ephemeral flowers such as Virginia bluebells have died away. Tulip leaves and stems have browned and even the daffodil foliage has mostly faded and can safely be removed. Bleeding heart foliage is yellowed and ready to be cut back. Pansies may be peckish. So tidy up and fill any blanks with annuals -- you may find them on sale -- or with containers.
    Special to the Tribune
    By mid-July, "black holes" often develop in the garden. Spring ephemeral flowers such as Virginia bluebells have died away. Tulip leaves and stems have browned and even the daffodil foliage has mostly faded and can safely be removed. Bleeding heart...

    Tags: Natural Resources, Wildlife, Death, Dietary Supplements

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