Penguins in Antarctica in a 1997 Greenpeace handout image. Nearly ...
14th Nov 2006, 05:32 GMT
(AFP/Greenpeace-HO/File) - Penguins in Antarctica in a 1997 Greenpeace handout image. Nearly three quarters of all bird species in northeast Australia and more than a third in Europe could become extinct unless efforts to stop global warming are stepped up, a report said.(AFP/Greenpeace-HO/File)
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