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Brazil’s fundamental pesticide law under attack

Faith in the forest helps Indonesia’s Dayaks keep plantations, loggers at bay

Venezuela: can a failing state protect its environment and its people?

Scientists say some climate change impacts already unavoidable, but worst can still be averted

Brazil 2017: environmental and indigenous rollbacks, rising violence

Consensus grows: climate-smart agriculture key to Paris Agreement goals

EU-LatAm trade deal good for agribusiness; bad for Amazon, climate – analysis

Abandoned by their sponsors, Madagascar’s orphaned parks struggle on

To feed a growing population, farms chew away at Madagascar’s forests

Trump family planning policy may increase population, hurt women and environment

Global climate change increasing risk of crop yield losses and food insecurity in the tropical Andes

Lemur species losing favorite food to climate change, new study says

As Northwest salmon economy teeters on brink, Trump gives it a push

Unfair trade: US beef has a climate problem

Eat less meat, save species and ecosystems, says WWF UK

Amazon deforestation linked to McDonald’s and British retail giants

Brazil: a world champion in political and environmental devastation (commentary)

When will cattle ranchers be proud to show their farms in the Amazon? (commentary)

Andes dams could threaten food security for millions in Amazon basin

A lingering ‘legacy’: Deforestation warms climate more than expected

Zero tolerance of deforestation likely only way to save Amazon gateway

Healthy soils can boost food security and climate resilience for millions (commentary)

Modern Fish Act: boon to recreational fishing or risk to U.S. fishery?

Ever wondered how much your pet’s diet impacts the environment?

Canary in the Arctic coal mine: warming harms migrating red knot

NOAA announces largest-ever Gulf of Mexico ‘dead zone’

Trump budget threatens Zimbabwe climate change resilience programs

Study links most Amazon deforestation to 128 slaughterhouses

Pangolin hunting skyrockets in Central Africa, driven by international trade

Suspect Beef: Central America

Charcoal and cattle ranching tearing apart the Gran Chaco

Big mammals flourish as Cerrado park’s savanna comes back

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