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Many bird populations in trouble, report says

Bird populations native to several areas of the globe are in decline, with some teetering on the brink of extinction, according to a multi-agency report, the first of its kind, released Thursday.

Audubon: Common backyard birds becoming less common

Some of the most common birds seen and heard in American back yards are becoming a less frequent sight and sound in much of the United States, according to a study released by the National Audubon Society.

Fortune: Must Be Real Nice Gravel...

Unless the Aztecs built one out of gold nuggets, the costliest gravel road in history is about to be built by the U.S. government. Congress is close to approving a 30-mile, single-lane track betwee...

Money Magazine: CONSERVATION

Few charities have gone mainstream faster than those that seek to protect the environment. In 1987, environmental groups raised $1.6 billion. Last year, they took in $2.5 billion. Another sign of g...

Fortune: A compromise the caribou will like

Secretary of the Interior Donald Hodel touched off new battles between the Reagan Administration and environmentalists by recommending that Congress open 1.5 million acres in the Arctic National Wi...

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