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First female leader signals new day for WTO (commentary)

Amid pollution and COVID-19, a quilombolas’ Amazon sanctuary turns hostile

How technology can help us achieve at least 30% ocean protection (commentary)

The perils of relying on high-tech networks in a warmer world (commentary)

First the savior, now the villain: Fire suppression is often overhyped in the American west (commentary)

Analysis: Years in the making, Vietnam’s Mekong Delta policy takes the long view

Sustainable financing is pivotal for marine conservation beyond 2030 pledges (commentary)

Vaccinations may be vital for saving Amur tigers from virus outbreaks (commentary)

Building a road to recovery for subtle racism in conservation (commentary)

Multiplying Amazon river ports open new Brazil-to-China commodities routes

‘Deforestation-free’ isn’t working: It’s time to go forest positive (commentary)

Saved from poisoning, these rare African vultures take wing again

EU and partner countries must protect gains in legal timber trade during COVID-19 (commentary)

Nature needs cities, and cities need nature (commentary)

Triple crisis of pipelines, pesticides and pandemic is an existential threat to Ecuador’s indigenous peoples (commentary)

No more business as usual: Halt dangerous development projects that put our health at risk (commentary)

Answers in excrement: Fecal analysis yields insight about wild primates

Cambodian “bat man” bolsters the fight against dengue fever

Coca farms close in on protected areas, isolated tribes in Peruvian Amazon

‘From possibility to certainty’: Climate strikers seek action to avert disaster

As climate crisis deepens, wildlife adapts, maybe with lessons for us

All set to strike: Students, youths and activists clamor for climate justice

Hawaii braces for potential mass-coral bleaching event

Making room for wild foods in forest conservation

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Colombian investors push Pacific port project, threatening biodiversity hotspot

Complicating the narrative about indigenous communities and their struggles (insider)

Heart of Ecuador’s Yasuni, home to uncontacted tribes, opens for oil drilling

For Ecuador’s Sápara, saving the forest means saving their language

Brazil guts environmental agencies, clears way for unchecked deforestation

Brazil’s Congress reverses Bolsonaro, restores Funai’s land demarcation powers

Study reveals a fragile web of knowledge linking plants to people

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