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Palm oil, paper, biofuels production on peatlands drive large GHG emissions

From slash-and-burn to Amazon heroes: new video series highlights agricultural transformation

Gorilla paradise: new park safeguards 15,000 western lowland gorillas

14 Bornean elephants found dead, likely poisoned

Asian bear farming: breaking the cycle of exploitation (warning: graphic images)

China responsible for 46 percent of global coal consumption

Featured video: the miracle of mangroves

Controversial research outlines physics behind how forests may bring rain

Loans tied to environmental compliance reduced Amazon deforestation by 15%

World Bank’s forestry investments failing to meet conservation, rights, and anti-poverty goals, finds internal audit

Killer kittens: U.S. cats kill up to 25 billion birds and small mammals per year

100 companies disclose their forest impact

Claim of human and tiger ‘coexistence’ lacks perspective

Beyond the resorts: traveling the real and wild Dominican Republic (photos)

Miners win ruling over indigenous groups in Guyana

NASA data registers strong deforestation signals in Sumatra, Borneo, Brazil, Gabon

HarperCollins establishes policy barring paper sourced from rainforest destruction

New palm oil concession imperils orangutan population in Borneo

Popular pesticides kill frogs outright

Illegally logged trees to start calling for help

Back from the Brink: Elephant seals have a remarkable comeback

Forests in Kenya worth much more intact

Over $8 billion invested in watersheds in 2011

The Black Macaques Stunning Recovery!

Scientists could name every species on Earth in 50 years

Cute koalas have become ‘urban refugees’

Energizing Sustainable Cities: Assessing Urban Energy – book review

Helping Borneo’s indigenous people fight for their forests

Bolivia takes step to boost agriculture and curb surging deforestation

Large blocks of Sumatra’s endangered rainforest may be put up for mining, logging

Brazil to inventory the Amazon

Experts outline how REDD+ credits could fit into California’s cap-and-trade program

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