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June 11, 2007

Brandishing a sharp toothed snout, to help stave off global warming

Doyle is taking a short break from the hard work of spreading global warming hysteria. Three stories today about endangered species with almost no mention of climate change:

A U.N. wildlife conference imposed a trade ban on Monday on sawfish, a shark-like fish which brandishes a sharp toothed snout, to help stave off extinction

and

Illegal logging could destroy the last forest strongholds of orangutans within a decade and the world should do more to help Indonesia halt smuggling both of apes and of timber, a U.N. report said on Monday

and

A U.N. wildlife forum imposed trade restrictions on European eels on Monday and outlawed the denial of climate change

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