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Google Earth is now being used to advocate for human rights and highlight the tragedy in Darfur, says Declan Butler.
18 April 2007
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Declan's interests include science in France, global health, science and development, computing, electronic publishing and space science. Before joining Nature in 1993, Declan wrote freelance, and worked for the French biotechnology magazine Biofutur. He graduated in biology from Queen's University, Belfast, and has a PhD in marine biology from the University of Leeds. He was made a Chevalier of France's National Order of Merit in 2003 for for service to science and society.
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