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Harrison Ford chides US for spurning international biodiversity treaty
Jeremy Hance
28 Oct 2010
Slaughtered elephant served up at Zimbabwean rally with president
Jeremy Hance
12 Oct 2010
Environmental destruction undercuts global economy to the tune of $6.6 trillion
Jeremy Hance
6 Oct 2010
Could industrial interests ruin payments for environmental services?
Jeremy Hance
27 Sep 2010
The growing impacts of China’s oil spill
Jeremy Hance
22 Jul 2010
PBB Peringatkan Harga Makanan Dapat Meningkat hingga 40 Persen
Oleh Jeremy Hance
29 Jun 2010
UN warns food prices could rise by 40 percent
Jeremy Hance
17 Jun 2010
Quota filled, bluefin tuna hunt ends early
Jeremy Hance
9 Jun 2010
The bluefin tuna wars: Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd step up tactics to save Critically Endangered species
Jeremy Hance
7 Jun 2010
The Gulf oil spill in context: US oil consumption
Jeremy Hance
31 May 2010
BP fails to stop oil spill
Jeremy Hance
30 May 2010
Researchers begin studying long-term effects of oil spill on marine life
Jeremy Hance
25 May 2010
Video: black list uncovers least transparent companies
Jeremy Hance
14 Apr 2010
How free trade has devastated Africa’s farmers and poor
Jeremy Hance
15 Feb 2010
China leaves US (and Europe) in the dust on renewable energy
Jeremy Hance
1 Feb 2010
New report: world must change model of economic growth to avert environmental disaster
Jeremy Hance
25 Jan 2010
US moves talks forward in Copenhagen with pledge of 100 billion fund, now it’s China’s turn
Jeremy Hance
17 Dec 2009
US think-tank: islands affected by global warming should wait for trickle-down money
Jeremy Hance
9 Dec 2009
Gore, Moon, and Rasmussen attempt to regain trust after ‘Danish Text’ leak in Copenhagen
Jeremy Hance
9 Dec 2009
Leaked document in Copenhagen seen as sidelining poor countries
Jeremy Hance
8 Dec 2009
World requires radical new economic models to fight poverty and mitigate global warming
Jeremy Hance
30 Nov 2009
What would the Dalai Lama do?: spiritual leader speaks out on climate change
Jeremy Hance
30 Nov 2009
Deforestation emissions should be shared between producer and consumer, argues study
Jeremy Hance
19 Nov 2009
Oil palm workers still below poverty line, despite Minister’s statements
Jeremy Hance
19 Nov 2009
ICCAT fails to protect critically endangered tuna—again
Jeremy Hance
15 Nov 2009
UN singles out US as the most important nation for global warming negotiations
Jeremy Hance
11 Nov 2009
Fossil fuel subsidies “bringing us closer to irreversible climate change”
Jeremy Hance
6 Nov 2009
Business and conservation groups team up to conserve and better manage US’s southern forests
Jeremy Hance
15 Oct 2009
US subsidies of oil and coal more than double the subsidies of renewable energy
Jeremy Hance
21 Sep 2009
Investing in conservation could save global economy trillions of dollars annually
Jeremy Hance
3 Sep 2009
Greenhouse gas emissions drop in the EU for the fourth year in a row
Jeremy Hance
31 Aug 2009
Economic crisis threatens conservation programs and endangered species, an interview with Paula Kahumbu of WildlifeDirect
Jeremy Hance
17 Aug 2009
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