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Polar bears a drift: policy decisions put them on thin ice.(CONSERVATION IN THE ARCTIC AND THE TROPICS TESTING OUR KINSHIP WITH NATURE)
Science & Spirit
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March 1, 2008|
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Everyone likes conservation, especially of beautiful venues like national parks, or of majestic creatures like bald eagles. The current plight of polar bears and mangroves--cute here and gnarly there--offers a glimpse of today's debate over protecting wildlife and ecological niches. In conservation, the concerns are legion. Our kinship with nature is full of tradeoffs. But in these two cases, the parties at risk seem clear enough.
Polar bears have long inspired awe, fear--and cuddly picture books for kids. Perhaps that is why, more ...
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News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
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