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Temperatures across much of western and central Russia have topped 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) in July, causing peat bog and forest fires and creating what is thought to be the worst drought since 1972

Russian scientists will install special video cameras - so-called photo traps - to monitor endangered snow leopards in southwestern Siberia, the Altai Nature Reserve's deputy security head said on Friday.
Russian environmentalists sent a letter on Monday to President Dmitry Medvedev urging an independent assessment of the controversial construction of a highway through Khimki forest.
The number of hotspots, visible in infrared light and possibly indicating wildfires, grew from 121 to 131 on Sunday, the fires.kosmosnimki.ru website receiving data from two NASA satellites said.
The Russian Emergency Situations Ministry successfully coped with the wildfires that ravaged large swathes of European Russia this summer, Minister Sergei Shoigu said.
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Russia and China on Sunday signed an agreement for setting up trans-border wildlife reserve to save endangered populations of Siberian tigers and Amur leopards.
More than 10,000 fled the Indonesian island of Sumatra along of Mount Sinabung volcano erupted for the first time for 400 years on Sunday.
A dangerous turtle was found outside the Circeo National Park south of Rome, the ANSA news agency reported on Saturday.
France, Germany, Italy and Switzerland back Russia's initiative to set up an international unit to react to global emergencies, Russian Emergencies Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Friday.
More than 17,000 people have entered an international contest to become a panda keeper in southwestern China, the organizers said on Friday.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said the government was ready to take into account environmentalists' concerns over the construction of the controversial Moscow-St. Petersburg highway, but warned them against politicizing the issue.
Russian authorities will increase environmental control while developing its Arctic continental shelf, Deputy Natural Resources Minister Sergei Donskoi said on Friday.
Russia’s Natural Resources Ministry is to join discussions on new possible routes for a controversial highway whose construction was frozen earlier in the day by President Dmitry Medvedev.
Central Russia could see a serious decrease in bird numbers as a result of this summer's wildfires, a senior ornithologist said on Thursday.
The Moscow authorities will spend 105 million rubles ($3.4 million) on medical care for pensioners and disabled people affected by this summer's heat wave and smog, a source in the city administration said on Wednesday.
Russia and the United States have begun implementing plans, initiated during the Soviet Union, to launch the trans-border Beringia National Park spanning eastern Chukotka in the Russian Far East and the U.S. state of Alaska, a Russian business daily said on Wednesday.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin expressed his concern on Tuesday over the problem of poaching bears in Russia's Far East.
Prices of rice and buckwheat in the Russian Far East city of Vladivostok have almost doubled in a week as a result of drought in western Russia and flooding in southern China.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has lifted the state of emergency in three of the Russian regions affected by wildfires, the presidential press-service said on Friday.



