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Colombian mining dispute highlights legislative disarray

The neglected giraffe: world’s tallest animal in need of conservation assistance

Indonesia to spend $10M on cloud-seeding scheme to slow haze

Australia aims to end Japan’s whaling

Cause of haze? Up to 87% of recent deforestation in fire zone due to palm oil, timber

Deforestation rates for Amazon countries outside Brazil

Crop yields no longer keeping up with population growth

Wind, not big increase in forest fires, driving haze in Singapore

Smoke over Sumatra: Why Indonesia’s fires are a global concern

Indonesian NGOs demand inquiry into natural resource graft

Greenpeace launches series of case studies critiquing forest certification standard

New bird species discovered in Cambodia’s largest city

Campaign contributions suggest dead-end for Congressional action on climate

After long wait, Obama lays out fight against climate change

New maps highlight global conservation priorities

Decades-long fight leads to old-growth forest protection in Tasmania

Why Panama’s indigenous pulled out of the UN’s REDD program

Palm oil companies linked to haze see share prices drop

Over 30 tons of explosives to be detonated in Manu National Park buffer zone

NASA image shows nearly ice-free Alaska as temps top 96 degrees

60 big cats killed in Brazilian parks in last two years

Greenpeace releases dramatic pictures of haze and fires in Indonesia (photos)

On guard: protecting wildlife in a heavily hunted Brazilian forest

5 RSPO companies linked to haze

Over 16,000 wild mammals and birds sold in Nagaland market, India, annually

Local people provide wildlife and forest data in park plagued by conflict

Solving ‘wicked problems’: ten principles for improved environmental management

Indonesian logging giant pulls out of FSC certification scheme

63,700 ha of Borneo rainforest gains protection in Sabah

Sarawak targets 1M ha of tree plantations by 2020

Logging endangers UNESCO World Heritage Site in Solomon Islands

Indonesia drops water bombs on fires, may resort to cloud-seeding

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