With environment finally figuring in the US Presidential Election debates, Scientific American has a nice summary of how Obama and McCain, and Biden and Palin stack up in terms of their approach to environmental issues.
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Wildlife Direct - list of wildlife conservation blogs on Africa
Wildlife Direct links to a large number of excellent wildlife blogs from around Africa. The list also covers a blog about Orangutans in Malaysia, Snub-nosed Monkeys in Vietnam, Amazon Parrots and a blog on the wildlife of the Seychelles. An excellent resource.
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Dehydrating the Ganga?
The July 19 issue of Tehelka carries a piece on the damming activity in the upper reaches of the Ganga.
An excerpt:
India has 4,500 large dams.
Until recently, the pristine stretch between Uttarkashi and Gangotri boasted
of only one: Maneri Bhali Phase I. But a series of consecutive hydro-electric
projects are now in different stages of construction on this 125-kilometre
stretch. Five major ones threaten the normal existence of the Bhagirathi,
as the majestic Ganga here is called. If they go through as planned, it
is feared the Ganga may completely disappear from large stretches, leaving
the riverbed limp and dry.
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