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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (second from right) and his former Spokesperson, Haitian native Michele Montas (right), meet with residents of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, displaced by the violent earthquake that devastated much of the capital and claimed thousands of lives.
Aid   Caribbean   Disaster   Haiti   Photos   UN  
 BBC News 
UN chief says world hasn't forgotten Haiti
Mon 15 Mar 2010
| Ban Ki-moon has offered assurances of the world's continued commitment to help Haiti. | The United Nations secretary general stressed providing shelter was the top priority as he made his second vis... (photo: UN file / Logan Abassi)
The Minister of State for Environment and Forests (Independent Charge), Shri Jairam Ramesh .
Climate Change   Environment   India   Photos   Politics  
 The Hindu 
Many western nations have distorted IPCC reports: Jairam
Mon 15 Mar 2010
| Staff Reporter | National Green Tribunal Bill to come before Parliament | Mumbai: Cautioning against "environmental propaganda" Union Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh told... (photo: PIB of India)
Nature - environment - forest - climate  Boston Herald  Sun 14 Mar 2010
Prince Charles to visit bison-filled Polish forest
| WARSAW, Poland — Britain’s Prince Charles visits Poland Monday, a journey that includes a visit to a bison-filled woodland — Europe’s last remaining primeval forest thanks to... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Charles   Forest   Photos   Poland   Warsaw  
Women  -  Body Figure  -  Obesity  -  Overweight  -  Health  DNA India  Sun 14 Mar 2010
Obesity, climate change 'great threats' to civilisation, say Australian doctors
| Melbourne: Australian doctors and scientists have warned that obesity rates and climate change are the two great threats to today's civilization. | More than 300 health experts signed an open le... (photo: WN / Trigedia)
Australian   Climate   Obesity   Photos   Scientist  
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File:Wigry - Flag of Poland.jpg The Guardian Sun 14 Mar 2010
Prince Charles to visit bison-filled Polish forest
| VANESSA GERA | Associated Press Writer= WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Britain's Prince Charles visits Poland Monday, a journey that includes a visit to a bison-filled woodlan... (photo: Creative Commons / Yarl)
Charles   Forest   Photos   Poland   Visit  
 Scuba diving is the act of swimming underwater - hires- am1  The Examiner Sun 14 Mar 2010
June is "Learn to Scuba Dive" month in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
| Learning to SCUBA dive is simple and easy. Ft. Lauderdale is sponsoring LEARN TO SCUBA DIVE month. www.DiverWire.com If you like this ... Taking the plunge underwater; ... (photo: Creative Commons)
Diving   Environment   Florida   Nature   Photos  
Prince of Wales, Britain's Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and British architect David Chipperfield The New York Times Sun 14 Mar 2010
Prince Charles to Visit Bison-Filled Polish Forest
| Filed at 8:31 a.m. ET | WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- Britain's Prince Charles visits Poland Monday, a journey that includes a visit to a bison-filled woodland -- Europe's las... (photo: AP / Michael Gottschalk, Pool)
Forest   Photos   Prince   Visit   Warsaw  
Britain's Prince Charles gives a speech at the National Geographic Store in London, Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Wtop Sun 14 Mar 2010
Prince Charles to visit bison-filled Polish forest
By VANESSA GERA | Associated Press Writer | WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Britain's Prince Charles visits Poland Monday, a journey that includes a visit to a bison-filled woodlan... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth, pool)
Environment   Forestry   Nature   Photos   Poland  
A bird flying in the skying, Delhi India Deccan Herald Sun 14 Mar 2010
HP to study reasons for vanishing birds
Shimla, Mar 14 (PTI) | The Himachal Pradesh government will conduct a multi-faceted scientific study to find out the reason of dwindling birds in the region, said to be a... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Animals   Environment   Photos   Science   Wildlife  
Farming field - agricultural land, India The Himalayan Sun 14 Mar 2010
Farming is to blame for the loss of native plants and wildlife
| LONDON: England was given an uncomfortable reminder last week of the impact of its swelling number of inhabitants. Over the past two millennia, hundreds of its native p... (photo: WN / Geeta)
England   Environment   London   Photos   Wildlife  


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