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- Vietnam proposes legalising use of tiger parts in traditional medicines 2
- Environment ministry rapped
- Six sins that make drought invincible 16
- How vulnerable are India's nuclear power plants to disaster 19
- Distance between Earth and Sun
- Is Arctic rush worth it? 1
- Vapi tops list of critically polluted areas
- Eat at your own risk 26
- 'Step up emission reduction ambition'
- Mix and match
- Environment ministry wants to restore night traffic through Bandipur tiger reserve 44
- Diesel: when bad policy makes for toxic hell 38
- Green energy takes toll on green cover 26
- Eat at your own risk 26
- Grand distraction called river interlinking 25
- Water v industry: where is the question? 24
- POSCO: take land but give life 24
- Is bamboo a tree or a grass? 24
- Parking that can’t be found 23
- Lessons from Kakarapalli 23
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Issue: Apr 15, 2010
>> Angola’s first health newspaper Jornal da Saúde de Angola was launched on March 11. A joint initiative by the country’s health ministry and Angola Doctors Order (OMA), the monthly newspaper’s 21,000 copies will be distributed free.
>> Learning about the Amazon’s biodiversity has become easier with the inauguration of the Museum of the Amazon near the jungle metro - polis of Manaos in Brazil. Scenic overlooks, giant aquariums and hanging walkways in the treetops give visitors an opportunity for direct observation.
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