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Oil exploration in Bolivia’s Amazon region goes on overdrive

Naomi Oreskes on climate change: “We’ve blown it… but pessimism is not acceptable”

Peace agreements often ignore natural resources, report finds

Bangladesh sticks with coal power plant project despite major backlash

Can a virtual fence help protect birds from human structures?

Munduruku building new alliances to fight Tapajós Basin dams in Amazon

Drop in commodity prices isn’t necessarily helping indigenous peoples and the environment in Brazil

Geospatial data for the people, by the people

The week in environmental news – Feb 05, 2016

Oil extraction threatens to expand further into Ecuadorean rainforest under new 20-year contract

Imperiled Amazon freshwater ecosystems urgently need basin-wide study, management

The Paris climate talks ended in elation — now the real work begins, say Faith leaders

The week in environmental news – Jan 22, 2016

China to shut down 4,300 old coal mines, ban new coal mines

The week in environmental news – Jan 15, 2016

Brazilian court suspends operating license for Belo Monte dam

Forest loss increased annually for 25 years at oldest Amazon mega-dam

Corruption guided award of huge Amazon dam contracts in Brazil

Scientists sound alarm over hydropower’s impacts on tropical fish biodiversity

The week in environmental news – Jan 08, 2016

California declares state of emergency after methane gas leak forces thousands from their homes

Will Uganda be able to fulfill its pledge to protect its forests?

2015’s top 10 developments for the ocean

Wildlife catastrophe at Amazon dam a warning for future Tapajós dams

How does the global commodity collapse impact forest conservation?

Belize bans offshore oil drilling along barrier reef system

Damming the Amazon: new hydropower projects put river dolphins at risk

Ecuador condemned at the new Tribunal for the Rights of Nature in Paris

Biomass: a burning issue for European and U.S. forests

The week in environmental news – Dec 4, 2015

Court cancels 30-year federal permits letting wind companies kill eagles

Brazilian environmental NGOs depend heavily on corporate money

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