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O ITE, da Univ Candido Mendes, é um centro de estudos e ensino de pós-graduação e extensão voltado p/ a gestão de projetos nas áreas de turismo e entretenimento

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RT @tweetingdonal Caught on Video: A Himalayan Glacier Deflates: Scientific American j.mp/tZX9jL
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Escavações na zona portuária do Rio de Janeiro revelam retrato pouco conhecido da escravidão bit.ly/uE1Jei v @puc_sp @EduardoCBraga
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RT @InvasiveNotes RT @carbonmarket: Occupy the Food System huff.to/taq6aK via @huffingtonpost
RT @EXAME_ambiente Réveillon de Copacabana terá toque ecológico para receber 2012 bit.ly/rEbthc
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RT @ClaudiaCostin RT @NewYorker: A taste of some of Christopher Hitchens' notable articles from the past decade: nyr.kr/sjzvXU
RT @JaymiHeimbuch World FIrst: Environmental Law Appeal To Be Argued Over Twitter ow.ly/80GY9 #awesome
RT @lisduarte RT @TaigaCompany: What Were the Business Sustainability Lessons of 2011? bit.ly/rJOHYr
Congress Approves Pipeline Safety Bill migre.me/7aW7o
We need to design a new economic order migre.me/7aVN4
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RT @TourismPlan RT @DianeN56: Parrot Fish Are The Constant Gardeners Of The World's Reefs bit.ly/w1vOna
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The Race to Greener Bottles Could Be Long migre.me/7aUr7
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Russia supports Canada's withdrawal from Kyoto protocol migre.me/7aTNf
Why is it so easy to save the banks – but so hard to save the biosphere? migre.me/7aTAk
RT @lisduarte O açaí - história e tradições bit.ly/uO6Z5P via @Natura_Ekos
RT @TheEcoist My new blog post: The great age of amateur naturalists and #citizenscience today bit.ly/uOWu6U #wildlife #biodiversity

The Shock of the New

During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, a host of naturalist-explorers traveled around the globe in a quest to identify new species. We interview science writer Richard Conniff, who evokes...

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RT @rivrchik Global Forests Overlooked as Water Suppliers, Study Shows (ScienceDaily) bit.ly/u2YUK1
U.S. Will Not Finance New Research on Chimps migre.me/7aSFf
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