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  California's Coastline Controversy (6m 2.0s)

  On January 1, 2012, a controversial series of marine reserves went into effect in Southern California that restrict fishing. ...
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  Edith Widder's New Crusade (5m 45.7s)

  The marine biologist Edith Widder hopes to clean up Florida’s Indian River Lagoon....
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  TimesCast | Floodwaters Rise In Thailand (1m 38.5s)

  October 26, 2011 - As Thailand faces the heaviest flooding in fifty years, some neighborhoods are sacrificed....
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  A Village Divided (6m 10.6s)

  A plan to begin off-shore drilling next year could change the way of life for the Inupiat eskimos of Point Hope, Alaska....
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  Pitching Green (3m 7.3s)

  A video from Safeco Field, home of the Seattle Mariners, where teaching fans about composting their beer cups isn’t always easy....
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  Barrow Journal: A Timeless Tradition (5m 41.2s)

  The Inupiat Eskimos of Barrow, Alaska, practice the millennia-old tradition of whaling on the first day of the fall whale hunt....
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  The Forest for the Trees (8m 0.0s)

  In Arizona, trees are cut down to save forests from massive fires and to combat climate change....
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  Religion in the Rainforest (3m 14.5s)

  Morgan Harrington, an Australian anthropologist, is studying traditional beliefs in small villages deep in the rainforest of Indonesia....
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  The Wild Dolphin Project (8m 2.9s)

  For 25 years, Denise Herzing has returned to the same place in the Bahamas to study a group of wild dolphins. Next year, she will pioneer a project......
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  Chris Gregoire Welcomes Salmon (0m 38.9s)

  Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire speaks at a ceremony marking the beginning of the removal of two dams on the state's Elwha River and the restoration......
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  Obama Backs Down on Clean Air Rules (1m 47.7s)

  The Obama administration abandons its plan to tighten air-quality regulations....
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  Long Island's Lost Lobsters (1m 33.1s)

  For Long Island lobstermen, the good old days ended in 1999 when a great die-off in Long Island Sound rocked the local industry and stumped researc......
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  Safeguarding Spent Nuclear Fuel (2m 53.6s)

  The Times's Matthew L. Wald looks at options for safely storing spent nuclear fuel as the American nuclear industry faces new scrutiny following th......
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  Ecoexistence Project (4m 34.2s)

  A Palestinian and Israeli engineer cross borders and barriers to work together on establishing a sustainable future for their joint environment....
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  They Call Me 'Birdman' (4m 16.6s)

  James Cataldi, an Inwood resident, transformed a forgotten corner of Manhattan into a wildlife sanctuary, because, as he says, it was the right thi......
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  Cultivating Dinner (1m 58.8s)

  Americans ate 475 million pounds of tilapia last year, making this once obscure African native the most popular farmed fish in the United States....
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  The Sea Turtles’ Plight (4m 21.2s)

  A year after the BP oil spill, endangered sea turtles still wash up dead on Gulf of Mexico shores in large numbers. A federal investigation suggest......
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  Amazon Dolphins in Danger (4m 43.8s)

  The pink river dolphin is a storied symbol of the Amazon, but local fishermen are slaughtering the animal for catfish bait....