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Trump administration tackles law protecting endangered species The Trump administration yesterday proposed a series of substantial amendments to the Endangered Species Act, a federal law
Chile : Thousands of salmon treated with antibiotics escape Chile, on Wednesday 18th July, demanded the closure of a salmon farm in the south of
Frédéric Dumas, Fils de Poséidon The first biography of Frédéric Dumas, by Frank Machu After his book “un cinéaste nommé Cousteau ” that demonstrates the scope of
Jacques-Yves Cousteau 20 years later: Francine Cousteau’s homage 20 years! Twenty years ago, Captain Cousteau set sail to explore new shores. Today is not a
Cousteau and UNDP to restore oceans for sustainable development side by side UNDP and Cousteau Society have joined hands to protect and restore oceans for
Captain Cousteau’s diving saucer “Denise” art piece on auction The Cousteau Society has partnered up with The Wave: Project Zeroto produce a stunning piece of art
UNDP committed to ensuring Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s legacy lives on. UNDP honour Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s memory and announce plans to work with the Cousteau Society to help
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