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Video: Nestle’s attempt to censor Greenpeace palm oil ad backfires

The Asian Animal Crisis

Analysis shows Borneo can say ‘no’ to coal power

Healthy coral reefs produce clouds and precipitation

UN mulls global environment organization

Head of UN urges ‘a wake-up call’ to save biodiversity

How to end Madagascar’s logging crisis

Could special bonds fund the green revolution and stabilize the climate?

Why top predators matter: an in-depth look at new research

Will it be possible to feed nine billion people sustainably?

Scientists call for research on geoengineering scheme to block sunlight

New report: world must change model of economic growth to avert environmental disaster

Photos: park in Ecuador likely contains world’s highest biodiversity, but threatened by oil

Dams a ‘monument of corruption’: Baru Bian, new leader of Sarawak’s People’s Justice Party

Saving biodiversity ‘on the same scale’ as climate change: German Chancellor

Could space technology save our planet?

Underwater rocks could be used for massive carbon storage on America’s East Coast

Canada at Copenhagen: “delay, obstruction, and total inaction”

Agreement reached in Copenhagen, although ‘not sufficient to combat the threat of climate change’

Uninhabited tropical island paradise seeks REDD funding to save it from loggers

Is the US sinking climate change talks at Copenhagen?

Pope Benedict: environmental crisis requires review of world’s economic model

“Nature does not negotiate,” warns UN head on arrival in Copenhagen

African nations return to the negotiating table after walkout in Copenhagen

REDD may miss up to 80 percent of land use change emissions

Obama on global warming and forest protection

US think-tank: islands affected by global warming should wait for trickle-down money

Islands and African nations present toughest treaty yet to combat global warming

Gore, Moon, and Rasmussen attempt to regain trust after ‘Danish Text’ leak in Copenhagen

Nuclear option in Copenhagen?

Leaked document in Copenhagen seen as sidelining poor countries

Obama administration about to declare carbon dioxide a danger to the public, allowing regulation

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