Starbucks’ Willy Wonka Coffee Factory & Largest Store Ever Opens in Seattle

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Stephen Orlando captures kayakers’ motions in stunning long-exposure photographs

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Film Exposes Fracking in World’s Second Largest Wildlife Preserve

Kalahari Desert photo from Shutterstock Botswana government officials are in hot water over fracking in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve , which is the second largest wildlife preserve in the world. The fracking may have been going on for over a decade without public knowledge – until the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa ’s film “ The High Cost of Cheap Gas ” exposed footage of fracking equipment on the land. Locals are enraged as the fragile Kalahari ecosystem is at risk from coal bed methane pollution due to fracking. Read the rest of Film Exposes Fracking in World’s Second Largest Wildlife Preserve Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Central Kalahari Game Reserve , eco design , fracking , green design , kalahari desert , Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa , sustainable design , The High Cost of Cheap Gas        

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South African Game Reserve Poisoned 100 Rhino Horns to Curtail Poaching

Photo via Shutterstock Until now, nothing has worked to curtail rhino poaching, and 200 of the endangered animals have already been killed in South Africa this year. Tired of watching an entire species vanish before their eyes, a private game reserve took matters into their own hands. The idea isn’t new, but Sabi Sand Game Reserve is the first to inject chemicals that are toxic to humans into the horns of 100 rhinos. In addition to making whoever consumes the rhino horn very ill, the parasiticides are accompanied by a dye that can be detected by airport scanners – two tactics that the reserve hopes will put a small dent in the lucrative trade backed by the South African government . Read the rest of South African Game Reserve Poisoned 100 Rhino Horns to Curtail Poaching Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: endangered species , game park , illegal wildlife trade , IUCN , poaching , poisoned rhino horn , rhino , rhino horn , Sabi Sand Game Reserve , South Africa , South Africa National Parks , traffic , wildlife trade        

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