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Sign the petition to keep the party going (and share to spread the word).
We’re part of this coalition to protect Antarctica. Working together for World Penguin Day.
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Returning from the hunt…
Dozens of images made it through to the final round of the Nature Photographer of the Year 2013 competition, organised by the Society of German Nature Photographers (GDT). Here’s our gallery of some of the best.
Photograph: Michael Lohmann
(via climateadaptation)
And we’re going to be celebrating everything penguin! Help us spread the word on the awesomeness of penguins, and protect their home: http://act.gp/ZOk84G
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Via this post on Reddit.
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Kennedy penguin
Our addiction to fossil fuels has created a CO2 monster, and it’s out of control. Next week, EU politicians will be voting on making cars more efficient. With your support, they can become strong enough to demand tough laws. Stop the monster, sign: http://act.gp/14Ba2N4
Phosphate mine smack in middle of Chinese Nature Reserve threatens resident Great Pandas.
GAP’s latest fashion collaboration with toxic suppliers in Indonesia is polluting paradise. Help us convince GAP that it’s time they commit to working with their suppliers to help Detox our water. Share these photos and learn more about this story here!
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Interesting piece by National Geographic
“The Curse of Fertilizer
If we don’t watch out, agriculture could destroy our planet. Here’s how to grow all the food we need with fewer chemicals.”
Photo by: Peter Essick
Brenda the civil disobedience penguin is back! And she’s getting back at Coca-Cola over their appalling lawsuit to stop a recycling scheme in Australia, by making their vending machines “out of order!”