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IKEA logging old-growth forest for low-price furniture in Russia

Massive economic growth does little for happiness in China

Charting a new environmental course in China

Consumption, population, and declining Earth: wake-up call for Rio+20

Organizations target rhino horn consumption in China

For Earth Day, 17 celebrated scientists on how to make a better world

UN: wild teak forests declining

More big companies disclosing impacts on forests

Vampire and bird frogs: discovering new amphibians in Southeast Asia’s threatened forests

87 marine mammals still eaten by people

Pangolins imperiled by internet trade–are companies responding quickly enough?

Economic slowdown leads to the pulping of Latvia’s forests

Malaysian sustainable timber certification fails Dutch standards

Children on the frontlines: the e-waste epidemic in Africa

The importance of recognizing viewpoints in a rapidly changing world

Taking corporate sustainability seriously means changing business culture

Balancing agriculture and rainforest biodiversity in India’s Western Ghats

Protected areas not enough to save life on Earth

Lego banishes Asia Pulp & Paper due to deforestation link

Over 80 percent of urban Congolese eat bushmeat

Ocean prognosis: mass extinction

Ahead of meeting, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) loses another supporter

Efficient aquaculture needed for food security, particularly in Asia

Environment versus economy: local communities find economic benefits from living next to conservation areas

Mattel to investigate toy packaging sources after Greenpeace alleges deforestation link

Ecosystem Goods and Services from Plantation Forests

Shipping firm pledges to disconnect itself from rainforest destruction

Nobel laureates: ‘we are transgressing planetary boundaries that have kept civilization safe for the past 10,000 years’

Australia forest destruction connected to local products

Cambodia’s wildlife pioneer: saving species and places in Southeast Asia’s last forest

Elephants: the gardeners of Asia’s and Africa’s forests

Carbon labeling good for consumers and business

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