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China approves another mega-dam that will imperil endangered species
Jonathan Kaiman
21 May 2013
Biosphere conservation: monumental action is critical to avert global environmental crisis
David Olson
20 May 2013
NGO: conflict of interests behind Peruvian highway proposal in the Amazon
Jeremy Hance
16 May 2013
Analysis: Indonesia renews moratorium on logging, palm plantations
Kemen Austin
16 May 2013
Amazon’s flood/drought cycle becoming more extreme, less predictable
Rhett Ayers Butler
14 May 2013
Rainforest tribe urges Norwegian king to recall energy executive
Mongabay.com
13 May 2013
Deforestation will undercut effectiveness of rainforest dams
Rhett Ayers Butler
13 May 2013
Climate change to halve habitat for over 10,000 common species
Jeremy Hance
13 May 2013
‘Suffering…without witnesses’: over a quarter of a million people perished in Somali famine
Jeremy Hance
6 May 2013
Tribesmen launch ‘occupy’ protest at dam site in the Amazon rainforest
Mongabay.com
3 May 2013
Mekong region has lost a third of its forests in 30 years, may lose another third by 2030
Mongabay.com
3 May 2013
Is it possible to reduce the impact of oil drilling in the Amazon rainforest?
Rhett Ayers Butler
2 May 2013
Indigenous tribes say effects of climate change already felt in Amazon rainforest
Rhett Ayers Butler
30 Apr 2013
What if companies actually had to compensate society for environmental destruction?
Jeremy Hance
29 Apr 2013
Featured documentary: Damocracy, highlighting the battles over the Belo Monte and Ilisu dams
Jeremy Hance
29 Apr 2013
The river of plenty: uncovering the secrets of the amazing Mekong
Jeremy Hance
23 Apr 2013
‘Carbon bubble’ could cause next global financial crisis
Damian Carrington
22 Apr 2013
Up for grabs: how foreign investments are redistributing land and water across the globe
Erica Santana
18 Apr 2013
Judge halts military-backed dam assessment in Brazil’s Amazon
Jeremy Hance
17 Apr 2013
Yangtze porpoise down to 1,000 animals as world’s most degraded river may soon claim another extinction
Jeremy Hance
16 Apr 2013
Iraqi who is bringing back the Garden of Eden wins top environment award
John Vidal
16 Apr 2013
Fighting deforestation—and corruption—in Indonesia
Rhett Ayers Butler
11 Apr 2013
Still hope for tropical biodiversity in human modified landscapes
Dr Liz Kimbrough
9 Apr 2013
Indigenous group: Brazil using military to force Amazon dams
Jonathan Watts
8 Apr 2013
Greener neighborhoods have less violent crime
Jeremy Hance
4 Apr 2013
An insidious threat to tropical forests: over-hunting endangers tree species in Asia and Africa
Jeremy Hance
4 Apr 2013
Infamous elephant poacher turns cannibal in the Congo
Pete Jones
3 Apr 2013
Proposed coal plant threatens Critically Endangered Philippine cockatoo
Jeremy Hance
2 Apr 2013
Carbon Management in the Built Environment – book review
Gabriel Thoumi
2 Apr 2013
Poachers enlisting impoverished wildlife rangers as accomplices in elephant, rhino killing
Oliver Milman
1 Apr 2013
China’s hunger for resources has big environmental impact in Latin America
Jonathan Watts
29 Mar 2013
Is it the end for Britain’s hedgehogs?
Jordanna Dulaney
28 Mar 2013
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