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The week in environmental news – Dec 18, 2015

The week in environmental news – Dec 4, 2015

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

Jokowi to oversee Indonesia peat restoration agency but details thin on the ground

Industry wields too much influence over U.S. pesticide regulation, says study

Scientists turn up haze heat on Indonesia ahead of COP21 Paris talks

Riau emergency status to end as S. Sumatra pledges peat clampdown

Haze compensation to poor stalls as Indonesia spends on new palm oil cartel

New ‘Forest 500’ report finds both public and private sector have long way to go on deforestation

VP Kalla fans flames in Manila as Indonesia presses on with water bombing

Aceh’s priceless Leuser Ecosystem still shrinking as oil palm spreads

Singapore calls end of haze this year as Indonesia continues to push peat plans

The Holy Trinity: how Wakatobi’s coral stays healthy and diverse

Jokowi turning over a new leaf for Indonesia on haze but details still foggy

Tiger Awareness Week hits college campuses: building student pride for an endangered apex predator

Jokowi pledges Indonesia peatland ‘revitalization’ to stop the burning

Bali’s mountain dwellers govern with ancient palm leaf treatises

Three Amazon nations, three approaches to reducing deforestation

Pope’s environmental encyclical arrives in Peru to mixed reviews

With assault rifles and legal hijinks, Harper’s government takes on the Canadian environment

Expert panel rebukes Japan’s new whaling proposal

Can we stop runaway global warming? ‘All we need is the will to change’

Seeking justice for Corazón: jaguar killings test the conservation movement in Mexico

Making cap-and-trade work: the history and future of a proven program

UN talks tough to global coal industry

Bay Area pledges to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050

Has Brazil turned against its progressive environmental policies?

Global society must leave fossil fuels in the ground, unburnt, says top official

Ten U.S. cities pledge to kick fossil fuel investments to the curb

Conservation without supervision: Peruvian community group creates and patrols its own protected area

Opposition rising against U.S. Arctic drilling

Rainforest scientists urge UN to correct “serious loophole” by changing its definition of ‘forest’

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