WWF urges U.S. to follow Russia and save the polar bear
rian.ru     May 13, 2008            

MOSCOW, May 13 (RIA Novosti) - The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is urging the U.S. to follow Russia's conservation efforts to save the polar bear, the regional program director for WWF Russia said on Tuesday. This Thursday is a deadline set by a federal judge in Alaska for George Bush's... [read full story]                    


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Human Rights Watch: No Improvement in Burma's Human Rights Since 1988 'Massacre'

voanews.com     37 mins ago   6 related          

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Support grows for cancer boy

fijitimes.com     51 mins ago          

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Fund defends right to education for all Fiji's children

fijitimes.com     52 mins ago          

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