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August 2011
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The "extraordinary recovery" of a Mexican marine reserve makes it Earth's most robust, experts say.


New York's Adirondack Park is blessedly remote, divinely beautiful, and unbelievably complicated.


Discover depths few have witnessed gallery of underwater explorers on the move.




Discover the variety of animals, from muskrats to manatees, that inhabit wetlands, lakes, and rivers.


See refreshing shots of the world's most diverse sources of water.


With the sun nearing the high point in its 11-year activity cycle, grid operators are seeking to protect a vulnerable power-delivery system.


To make much needed fresh water, just de-salt saltwater? Experts weigh in on what needs to be done to make it as easy as it sounds.


The company captures U.S. government's L Prize with its LED replacement for the 60-watt bulb�but can it win consumers' hearts?



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