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U.S. carbon dioxide emissions reach record high in 2007

Energy firm to mine oil sands in the Republic of Congo

Geriatric turtle sex only hope for world’s rarest reptile

Venezuela bans gold-mining in forest reserve, will not issue new open-pit permits

Will consumers pay 10% premium for sustainable palm oil?

Group files for ESA protection of 681 species in 12 states

Defaunation, like deforestation, threatens global biodiversity

Dying of cancer, Tasmanian devils to be listed as endangered

Greenpeace says carbon fund will save forests and climate

Naming rights for newly discovered ‘walking frog’ to be auctioned for conservation

Half of oil palm expansion in Malaysia, Indonesia occurs at expense of forests

Frog chooses whether to lay eggs on land or in water

Carbon market could fund rainforest conservation, fight climate change

Global warming will produce fewer hurricanes

Invasive Species: Toad-ally out of control

U.S. government bans oil development in Alaskan Arctic area

Global ban on biofuels would lead to immediate decline in food prices

Global wildlife declines 30% in 30 years

Tropical deforestation is ‘one of the worst crises since we came out of our caves’

Prince Charles calls for rainforest protection to fight climate change

Nitrogen pollution harming ecosystems and contributing to global warming

Insect diversity in the tropics greater than previously believed

Brazil will forge its own path for developing the Amazon

NASA study links changes in Earth’s systems to global warming

Papua signs REDD carbon deal to generate income from rainforest protection

Al Gore’s investment firm bets that rainforest conservation will be profitable

New research shows wild sloths sleep less than captive sloths

Brazil’s environmental minister resigns after losing Amazon fight

U.S. lists the polar bear as threatened, but decision won’t affect emissions rules

U.S. climate policy could help save rainforests

Will earthquake slow dam-building spree in China?

Convicted nun-killer freed in the Brazilian Amazon

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