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Yangtze porpoise down to 1,000 animals as world’s most degraded river may soon claim another extinction

Jeremy Hance 16 Apr 2013

Proposed coal plant threatens Critically Endangered Philippine cockatoo

Jeremy Hance 2 Apr 2013

Indigenous protester killed by masked assailants in Panama over UN-condemned dam

Robin Oisín Llewellyn 25 Mar 2013

Planet organic: achieving sustainable food security and environmental gains

Thomas Handley 19 Mar 2013

Burning coal may be killing over 100,000 people in India every year

Jeremy Hance 13 Mar 2013

Featured video: moving green, local energy forward in Southeast Asia

Jeremy Hance 25 Feb 2013

Investors beware: global land grabbing ends in ‘financial damage’ and human rights violations

Jeremy Hance 7 Feb 2013

Photos reveal destruction of Cameroon rainforest for palm oil

Jeremy Hance 26 Nov 2012

Wolves, mole rats, and nyala: the struggle to conserve Ethiopia’s highlands

Jeremy Hance 20 Nov 2012

Tanzania weighs new soda ash plant in prime flamingo territory

Jenny R. Isaacs 8 Nov 2012

Development halted in crucial wildlife corridor in Malaysia

Jeremy Hance 7 Nov 2012

Controversial dam gets approval in Laos

Jeremy Hance 7 Nov 2012

Micro-hydro and decentralized green energy goals set in Borneo

Jeremy Hance 4 Nov 2012

After defeating coal plant, Borneo hosts renewable energy meeting

Jeremy Hance 31 Oct 2012

Indigenous groups re-occupy Belo Monte dam in the Amazon

Jeremy Hance 9 Oct 2012

World Bank agrees to fund project related to controversial Gibe III dam

Michael Rudolph 27 Sep 2012

Conflict and perseverance: rehabilitating a forgotten park in the Congo

Jeremy Hance 19 Sep 2012

Mekong dam spree could create regional food crisis

Jeremy Hance 27 Aug 2012

Recommendations to save India’s Western Ghats creates political stir

Jeremy Hance 20 Aug 2012

Elephant ancestors and Africa’s Bigfoot: new initiative works to preserve a continent’s wildest tales

Jeremy Hance 20 Aug 2012

Evidence of ‘isolated’ indigenous people found in Peru where priest is pushing highway

David Hill 14 Aug 2012

Soccer lights up kids’ lives: new technology produces cheap, portable power

Julie Freydlin 16 Jul 2012

Wealthy consumption threatens species in developing countries

Jacob Munger 11 Jul 2012

Cowards at Rio?: organizations decry ‘pathetic’ agreement

Jeremy Hance 20 Jun 2012

Sarawak tribe calls on German company to walk away from controversial dam

Jeremy Hance 19 Jun 2012

Over 700 people killed defending forest and land rights in past ten years

Jeremy Hance 19 Jun 2012

Indigenous rights rising in tropical forests, but big gaps remain

Jeremy Hance 31 May 2012

Charting a new environmental course in China

Mark Szotek 21 May 2012

Animal picture of the day: the spotless cheetah

Jeremy Hance 23 Apr 2012

Mexico passes aggressive climate bill

Jeremy Hance 23 Apr 2012

Pictures: Destruction of the Amazon’s Xingu River begins for Belo Monte Dam

Jeremy Hance 18 Apr 2012

David vs. Goliath: Goldman Environmental Prize winners highlight development projects gone awry

Jeremy Hance 16 Apr 2012

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