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Cosmo Sunshine66

Jewels That Smell Like Flowers

Cosmo Sunshine This tropical haven, which ranks 5th in biodiversity among the world’s islands, is home to many plant species found nowhere else in the world. The fact that the island emerged from the ocean...

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Save the Atlantic Forest

The Atlantic Forest is found on Brazil's eastern seaboard. It is estimated that originally it made up some 14% of the land area of Brazil. Sadly, in 2008 it makes up only 1.4%. In fact, according to the...

0 comments    environment trees brazil
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Control Insects with Companion Plants

Organic gardeners know that biodiversity makes for a healthy and beautiful garden, and that certain plant combinations have the extraordinary capability for helping each other grow. While scientific study of...

2 comments    herbs insects biodiversity
Monarch Caterpillar, by j/f/photos59

Book Review: "Bringing Nature Home"

Last night, my mother and I attended a very enjoyable lecture by Douglas W. Tallamy, a professor of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware. We immediately bought his book, Bringing...

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Diabetes and Native Americans

The Creator made plants,animals, birds and the earth so that we humans could live with these in peace. Everything we needed was here on the earth and the plants and animals especially had good medicine for us...

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Foods Genetically Modified-- Are They Safe? A look at GMO and The Need to Buy Organic Foods

Genetically Modified Foods or GMO- what are the risks to your health? How can you know if your fruits and veggies are GMO? Are there any benefits to GMO? Listed here...

10 comments    gmo biotech genetically modified
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Book Review: "Where the Wild Things Were"

Photo by Emerald Isle Druid Veteran science writer William Stolzenburg's first book Where the Wild Things Were: Life, Death, and Ecological Wreckage in a Land of Vanishing Predators is a passionate call for...

2 comments    books nature environment
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The Unforseeable Harm in Genetically Modifying Organisms

The topic of genetic engineering has historically been controversial, and as technology advances the possibilities of genetic experimentation widen. From the first cloned sheep to implanting genes into...

0 comments    science philosophy species
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AfRICA - Land of Savagery and Wonder

"I bless the rains down in Africa." Excerpt from "Africa" lyric by TOTO

43 comments    people africa wildlife
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Rainforests of the World

Gabon is home to some of Africa's most bio-diverse rainforests. Nearly 80 percent of the country is forest and Gabon has an estimated 8,000-10,000 species of plants (20 percent of which are endemic), over 670...

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