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Drink beer, help the ocean?

Fiery end for the last of the toothfish pirates

Conservation and birth control: a controversial mix?

Alarming proof of underreported bushmeat crisis in heart of Amazonia

Eaten to extinction? India’s purple frog faces another threat

How much water is in your shirt?

Ongoing overkill: loss of big herbivores leading to ’empty landscapes’

Bushmeat’s dual role: threatened species face off against nutrition and culture

Jane Goodall: 5 reasons to have hope for the planet

It only took 2,500 people to kill off the world’s biggest birds

Demand for rhino horn drops 38 percent in Vietnam after advertising campaigns

Demand for shark fin plunging

Booming populations, rising economies, threatened biodiversity: the tropics will never be the same

The beef with beef: how 12 strategies could drastically cut agricultural emissions

Long lost mammal photographed on camera trap in Vietnam

Indian food giant to source deforestation-free palm oil

Blame humans: new research proves people killed off New Zealand’s giant birds

35 pictures of the sharkfin trade that will shock and dismay you

China destroys 6 tons of elephant ivory

Average American consumes 50,000 pounds of raw materials annually for the stuff they buy

86 percent of big animals in the Sahara Desert are extinct or endangered

Renewable energy revolution will require better management of metals

‘Sustainable’ tropical timber trade a misnomer, says group

The ‘dead’ ocean: eyewitness says overfishing has emptied the Pacific

Advertising campaign changing minds in China on ivory trade

Organization proposes climate change warning labels at the gas pump

Humanity consumes this year’s resources 133 days too early

Foodies eat lab-grown burger that could change the world

Zoos call on governments to take urgent action against illegal wildlife trade (photos)

Over 500 scientists warn we ‘are causing alarming levels of harm to our planet’

Mining companies must turn to recycling as demand for metals grows

What if companies actually had to compensate society for environmental destruction?

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