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YUGOSLAVIA: CYANIDE SPILL/POLLUTION SITUATION UPDATE (2)

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Eng/Serbo-Croat/Nat

U-N scientists have begun taking water samples from the Danube River to assess the damage caused by a cyanide spill in Romania that has polluted rivers and killed...
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CITES discusses protecting US and European eels

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A proposal for the conservation and trade of the Anguilla species of eel was discussed at the 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to CITES (CoP17) in Johannesburg on Sunday. Countries including Canada, Japan, the USA, Morocco,...
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Algae could be the solution to the world's most complex problems

Higher Ed
1. Set up shot of algae open system at Broculo

2. Algae farmer stirring the pool with a
lgae
3. Peddle supports water movement in the op
en system
4. SOUNDBITE: (Dutch) Carel...
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Scientists Use River Model to Fight Erosion

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Nats of birds on Lake Hermitage

THIS LOUISIANA FISHING VILLAGE – ONCE SURROUNDED BY MILES OF LUSH MARSH AND CENTURIES-OLD LIVE OAKS – TODAY JUST A SHELL OF THE...
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Scientists in Southern California are trying to design the next oil, and it may be floating in most oceans and ponds. Researchers say algae may be the next alternative to oil. The AP's John Mone reports.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Could Algae be oil's next competitor?

CAPTION: Scientists in Southern California are trying to design the next oil, and it may be floating in most oceans and ponds. Researchers say algae may be the...
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Bangladesh is a conservation hotspot for some species of dolphins and whales

Higher Ed
Dhaka, 11-12 October 2008

1. Wideshot of Sadarghat wharf on the Buriganga (Ganges) river in
Dhaka
2. Midsho
t of wharf
3. Tigh
tshot of boats
4.
Midshot of row...
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Pearls analysis to help determine whether they are natural or cultured

Higher Ed
Pearls are alluring gems that symbolise purity, status and have always been very highly prized.

But when the Japanese started producing cultured...
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MALAYSIA: FRESHWATER FISHERIES DEVELOP NEW BREED OF FISH

Higher Ed
English/Nat

Scientists in Malaysia are trying to come up with a bigger, tastier freshwater
fish.
Dwindling marine fish stocks and pollution have seen many Malaysian's adding freshwater...
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Scientists seek cause of freshwater mussel die-off

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Scientists seek cause of freshwater mussel die-off

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Running 300 miles through Appalachia, the Clinch River is one of the most important rivers for freshwater mussels in the world.
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Mexico's so-called water monsters, as the Axolotl salamanders are known, have been spotted in the waters of the Xochimilco lake, calming scientists' fears that they may have disappeared.

Higher Ed
Mexico's so-called water monsters, as the Axolotl salamanders are known, have been spotted in the waters of the Xochimilco lake, calming scientists' fears that they may have disappeared....
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Scientists use massive river model to fight erosion

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LEADIN:

US Scientists working on new ways to battle the erosion that threatens Louisiana's coastline have a dramatic new tool: a massive replica of...
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Scientists are still digging for Ice Age fossils in the heart of Los Angeles after a century of discoveries. So much has been uncovered from the La Brea Tar Pits that crews have a backlog of bones to clean and sort through. (Oct. 28)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus000335

SOUNDBITE (English): John Harris, Chief Curator, Page Museum "The sabre toothed cats, the dire wolves, the giant jaguars, and the...
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Reduction in number of water snakes causes concern

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Tonle Sap Lake -1 August 2006

1. Water snake fisherman Ly Vy paddling small boat through sunken forest on Tonle Sap
lake
2. Reflection of Ly V
y...
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Scientists look at the Gulf Stream for climate change answers

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Torshavn, Faeroe Islands - 22 May, 2007

1. Aerial shots of the Faeroe is
lands
2. Wide pan of Torshavn (cap
ital city)
3. Mid of research boat...
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Levels in Lake Victoria dropping alarmingly

Higher Ed
1. Various of fishermen bringing their catch from Lake Victoria to shore

2. Boat on dry ground by
pier
3. Various of piers showing low wa
ter levels
4. Set up of...
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Scientists use massive river model to fight erosion

Higher Ed
LEADIN:

US Scientists working on new ways to battle the erosion that threatens Louisiana's coastline have a dramatic new tool: a massive replica of...
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Scientists reveal extent of Lima river pollution

Higher Ed
A recent study by scientists in Peru has found that the waters of the Chillon River, on the outskirts of Lima, are laden with pollutants.
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California drought could doom endangered fish

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US DROUGHT FISHSOURCE: AP TELEVISIONRESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 4:09SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionDixon, California, US - 14 July 20151. Pan left of researchers pulling trawl net...
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Biologists are studying fish in Tennessee Valley Authority lakes by using "electrofishing" to stun them. After they are temporarily incapacitated by a low level current, fish eerily rise to the surface where they are examined and tossed back. (April 7)

Higher Ed
SOMETHING FISHY IS GOING ON IN ALABAMA'S WHEELER LAKE...(nats) BUT THESE FISH AREN'T DEAD...THEY'VE JUST BEEN TEMPORARILY STUNNED.

SOUNDBITE (English) John Justice, TVA fisheries biolog
ist:...
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Efforts to save China's finless porpoise from extinction

Higher Ed
AP Television News

Wuhan, Hubei Province, China - February 8,
2012
1. Wide shot of bre
eding pool
2....
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USA: WASHINGTON: FINAL DAY OF NATIONAL SPELLING BEE

Higher Ed
English/Nat

Children from around the United States spelled their little hearts out on Thursday as the National Spelling Bee entered its final
day.
The knockout competition aims to find the...