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E Y E   O P E N I N G  E C O - F A C T S

p62_1.jpg (7344 bytes)200 litres of soft drink consumed onan average per year by every British child. The Ecologist April 2003.

p62_2.jpg Beware! Ants at work: Germany has introduced new laws making it illegal to kill ants and appointed 85 ant protection officers to protect them. Homeowners and garderners who attempt to destroy an anthill or underground nest will face hefty fines if caught. They must now apply for a permit from their local forestry office to have the ants carefully moved to local woods.

Business Line, New Delhi


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p62_4.jpg Government buildings in India waste 20-25% of the total electricity they consume.Of the government’s total annual power consumption worth Rs 600 crore, there is annually Rs 150 crore of financial loss.

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Fished Out: Only 10 percent of big ocean fish left. Large predatory fish – Antarctic cod, tuna and swordfish – are disappearing from the world`s oceans, with their numbers down by 90 percent in the past 50 years. Industrial fishing has scoured the global ocean.

Planet Ark


An equal presence: The peacocks share something in common with the people of a drought-prone village in Chincholi Morachi, near Pune. Their numbers. The village population is nearly the same as the number of peacocks.

The Indian Express, Mumbai

p62_5.jpg (9604 bytes)Illustrations:Akki