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[March 31, 2005]

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EDITORIAL
Nature has a security system that makes humans and other creatures dependant on each other. But we humans are greedy and upset this balance, many a time. And then we invite disasters

COVER STORY

Seascape
Two out of every five persons across the world lives along coastlines. Threats of typhoons, tsunamis, and storms haunt them. But it's possible to live safely on coasts…

COWPATS

The male Crestless Gardener Bowerbird, uses orchids to woo its mate. Danish children invented telescope and many more eco-facts

POSTER
Natural Calamities: Science vs Myths

OPEN FORUM
Poaching is rampant in all tiger reserves in India. Why does it happen?

ECO FUTURES

A good knowledge of geography can help stave off many a disaster

LIFE CYCLE

How persistent are persistent organic pollutants (POPs)

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