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EU moves slowly towards a pact on illegal logging

Ozone hole is second-largest on record in 2008

Brazil to have high resolution imagery for 86% of the Amazon by year end

Environmental crime worth $10 billion per year

New Beijing law cuts 800,000 cars from roads per day

Chevron loses attempt to reduce payment in suit by Amazon rainforest natives

U.S. to ban oil drilling in new Arctic reserves for polar bears

U.S. needs environmental standards for biofuels

Brazilian government is biggest destroyer of the Amazon rainforest

Brazil plans to cut Amazon deforestation to zero by 2015

U.S. ignores laws on e-waste disposal

Obama talks science: ocean health, water scarcity, climate change, and more

Cameroon and Nigeria to protect world’s rarest gorilla

Ghana becomes first country to sign sustainable timber pact with the E.U.

Independent of climate, forest cover in southern Amazon may fall to 20% by 2016

Indonesian raids on tiger traffickers yielding arrests in Sumatra

Amazon deforestation jumps 69% in 2008

Indian protesters win land rights battle against Peru’s President Garcia

Scientists condemn Bush plan for endangered species

Biofuels 200 times more expensive than forest conservation for global warming mitigation

In Peru, a showdown between the president and tribes over mining and drilling in the Amazon

Brazil may allow mining on indigenous lands in the Amazon

Brazil to establish oil palm plantations on degraded Amazon rainforest lands

Markets could save rainforests: an interview with Andrew Mitchell

Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon won’t increase significantly for 2008

Aquarium fish trade linked to cocaine, timber smuggling in Brazil

Chevron lobbies Bush Administration for bail out on lawsuit by Amazon tribes

Bush Administration moves to weaken endangered speices protection

Logging company Danzer accused of tax fraud in the Congo

Brazil to send more police into the Amazon to fight illegal logging

Planet of the Apes Has Arrived, and It Is Spain

Chinese prefer tigers in the wild over tigers on their plates

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