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Could biochar save the world?

Nation’s wealth does not guarantee green practices

Hunting threatens the other Amazon: where harpy eagles are common and jaguars easy to spot, an interview with Paul Rosolie

Camp merges technology and conservation for local students

Scientists condemn current development plan in Kalimantan

Indigenous tribes occupy dam in Brazil, demand reparations

If Madagascar’s biodiversity is to be saved, international community must step up

Membayar untuk Alam: Terapkan Harga atas ‘Pelayanan Ekosistem’

Paying for nature: putting a price on ‘ecosystem services’

UK’s Royal Society to undertake ‘comprehensive review’ of population growth

Controversial changes to Brazilian forest law passes first barrier

Road through the Serengeti will eventually ‘kill the migration’

Amazon and Atlantic Forest under threat: politicians press to dilute Brazil’s forestry law

PBB Peringatkan Harga Makanan Dapat Meningkat hingga 40 Persen

Forest loss occurring around Kibale National Park in Uganda

Conservation catch-22: do nature reserves attract human settlers?

Environmentalists and indigenous groups condemn plan for six dams in Peruvian Amazon

UN warns food prices could rise by 40 percent

New UN panel to focus on saving life on Earth

Inga alley cropping: a sustainable alternative to slash and burn agriculture

Anglican Church says overpopulation may break eighth commandment

A total ban on primary forest logging needed to save the world, an interview with activist Glen Barry

Researchers: Madagascar rosewoods deserve CITES protection

‘Prepare for war’: tensions rising over Brazil’s controversial Belo Monte dam

Perdagangan komoditas dan Urbanisasi, bukan kemiskinan desa, merupakan penggerak penggundulan hutan

One man’s mission to save Cambodia’s elephants

Colombia’s Next President: A Renovation for the South American Left?

A nation of tragedies: the unseen elephant wars of Chad

Collapsing biodiversity is a ‘wake-up call for humanity’

How an agricultural revolution could save the world’s biodiversity, an interview with Ivette Perfecto

Gulf oil spill could impact non-coastal songbirds

Video: Madagascar could become “Haiti-like”

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