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University of Haifa Dedicates Israel's First Research Center for Green Roofs Ecology

The University of Haifa, Israel, has dedicated Israel's first research center for Green Roofs Ecology, which will focus on research and development of non-irrigated green roofs; improving biological diversity with green roofs; and developing ecological and evolutionary theories.

8 Nov 2012

Most Translocations for Conservation of Animals are Inadequately Designed

Moving animals for conservation is not a panacea. This is what Irene Pérez and colleagues from Arizona State University and several Spanish institutions have concluded after evaluating 280 published translocation projects worldwide and 107 unpublished Spanish projects.

6 Nov 2012

Innovative Ways to Protect Fish from the Impact of Dams and Power Plants

Research at the University of Southampton is protecting fish that inhabit rivers and estuaries impacted by dams and power plants.

26 Oct 2012

Ecologically Harmful Triclosan Not Being Sufficiently Monitored

Leipzig. Researchers from Germany and Slovakia have pointed out that the chemical triclosan is one of those particularly harmful substances for the ecological status of rivers that are still not sufficiently monitored.

26 Oct 2012

Plastic Nanoparticles Detrimental to Sea Life

Plastic nanoparticles in oceans seem to have a damaging effect on sea life. Called as ‘plastic soup,’ this occurs when plastic debris entering the sea decomposes. Plastic nanoparticles also enter from washed clothes and from cosmetics.

21 Sep 2012

Worship of Nature Pollutes Crystal Blue Seas

A new study raises the question whether worship of nature is detrimental to the environment. The research conducted by Robin Canniford of the University of Melbourne and Avi Shankar of the University of Bath has been published in the Journal of Consumer Research.

13 Sep 2012

Landshark Lager Supports Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup Day

Landshark Lager has announced its partnership with Ocean Conservancy for the 27th annual International Coastal Cleanup Day on September 15.

12 Sep 2012

U.S. Atlantic Spiny Dogfish Fishery Receives Marine Stewardship Council Certification

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has certified the U.S. Atlantic Spiny Dogfish (Squalus acanthias) fishery as the first sustainable east coast shark fishery. The council granted the certification to the Sustainable Fisheries Association that consists of Eastern Fisheries, Marder Trawling, Seatrade International Company and Zeus Packing.

1 Sep 2012

Beverly Hills Cab Shifts Los Angeles Taxi Service in Ecologically Responsible Direction

Vehicles of Beverly Hills Cab in Los Angeles stand out for being scratch-free and clean. The Toyota Priuses make up a growing rate of the Beverly Hills Cab taxi fleet in Los Angeles and they are the most glowing of the lot, but the former Ford Crown Victorias as well as minivans included in their stock of cars have the same iconic blue. As reported by Merhabi, the Beverly Hills Cab blue fleet will be 80% green by 2016.

16 Jul 2012

Study Monitors Effect of Extracting Marine Renewable Energy on Environment and Wildlife

Scientists in the UK belonging to various disciplines have joined together to study the effect of devices used for harnessing marine renewable energies on the marine wildlife and environment. The project, called as Flow and Benthic Ecology 4D (FLOWBEC), is a £1.2 million project for three years, and is being led by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC).

12 Jul 2012

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University of Haifa Dedicates Israel's First Research Center for Green Roofs Ecology

Most Translocations for Conservation of Animals are Inadequately Designed

Innovative Ways to Protect Fish from the Impact of Dams and Power Plants

Ecologically Harmful Triclosan Not Being Sufficiently Monitored

Plastic Nanoparticles Detrimental to Sea Life

Worship of Nature Pollutes Crystal Blue Seas

Landshark Lager Supports Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup Day

U.S. Atlantic Spiny Dogfish Fishery Receives Marine Stewardship Council Certification

Beverly Hills Cab Shifts Los Angeles Taxi Service in Ecologically Responsible Direction

Study Monitors Effect of Extracting Marine Renewable Energy on Environment and Wildlife

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