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4 MAY 2007
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

AUSTRALIA:
Australian Aborigines Look to Birds for Rain Clue

BRAZIL:
Growth in Wild Animal Trade Worries Brazil

CHINA:
Beijing Goes Digital in Crackdown on Dogs

ECUADOR:
UN Says Ecuador Should Protect Galapagos More

FRANCE:
France Imposes Water Rationing Amid Drought Fears

GERMANY:
EU Looks to Curb Utility Windfall Carbon Profits

INDONESIA:
Indonesia Deforestation Fastest in World - Greenpeace

ITALY:
Italy's Puglia Region Wants to Cut Coal Power Output

SINGAPORE:
Tropical Singapore Zoo to Keep Polar Bear - Paper

SINGAPORE:
Asia Power to Buy Renewable Power Plants in China

SPAIN:
Starving Spanish Vultures Prey on Living Animals

THAILAND:
UN Climate Talks Down to Wire, EU and China Spar

THAILAND:
Germany to Press for Emissions Curbs at G8 Summit

UK:
GMO Crop Rules Should Also Weigh Pluses - UK Report

UK:
Biofuels Hamper Expansion of Healthy Rapeseed

UK:
Olympics - Coe Says London 2012 Can Set Environmental Benchmark

US:
Tribes, Fishermen Sue Pacificorp Over Klamath Dams

US:
Senate Panel OKs Bill to Increase Green US Power

US:
Arctic Leaders Blame Warming for Wolves, Suicide

US:
Ban Upheld on Monsanto Genetically Modified Alfalfa

US:
US Has 'Implicit' Price on Carbon Emissions - DOE



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