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Europe bars illegal timber from markets

In the midst of marine collapse will we save our last ocean?

Papua Nugini Cabut Perlindungan Hak Lahan Komunal, Membuka Pintu bagi Bisnis Besar

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

Papua New Guinea strips communal land rights protections, opening door to big business

Whaling talks break down: ban stays in place, yet whaling will continue

To whale or not to whale?: nations, environmental groups do some soul-searching

EU set to ban illegal timber by 2012

Rencana Indonesia untuk selamatkan hutan hujannya

Indonesia’s plan to save its rainforests

Korupsi bisa rusak REDD

Malaysia perkenalkan hukum baru yang keras mengenai margasatwa

Massive forest carbon scam alleged in Liberia

Gabon bans log exports

Plight of the Bengal: India awakens to the reality of its tigers—and their fate

REDD threatens rights of 350 million local people

Corruption could undermine REDD

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

Timber certification is not enough to save rainforests

International alliance created to help corporations avoid illegal wood

Hawaii bans shark fin soup

Researchers: Madagascar rosewoods deserve CITES protection

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

Kisah Nyata Avatar: Perlawanan masyarakat pribumi untuk menyelamatkan rumah hutan mereka dari eksploitasi korporasi

Malaysia introducing tough new wildlife laws

Taking back the rainforest: Indians in Colombia govern 100,000 square miles of territory

Logging in Tongass rainforest would imperil rare species

A day to celebrate (and save) the world’s amphibians: the 2nd Annual Save the Frogs Day

Off and on again: Belo Monte dam goes forward, protests planned

New report alleges Sarawak government, police, and loggers “act in collusion to harass and intimidate indigenous communities”

New report finds millions of marine turtles killed by fisheries, not thousands

History repeats itself: the path to extinction is still paved with greed and waste

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