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Hundreds of endangered penguins covered in oil after remote spill

Oil exploration on hold in Virunga National Park—for now

Goodbye national parks: when ‘eternal’ protected areas come under attack

15 conservation issues to watch

Report: 90 oil spills in Peruvian Amazon over 3 years

Dead baby dolphins washing ashore in Gulf of Mexico

Photo gallery: Borneo paradise saved from beachside coal plant

2% GDP could turn global economy green

Gulf of Mexico bottom still coated in oil, recovery long way off

Oil company charged after allegedly forcing entry into Virunga National Park

Coal’s true cost in the US: up to half a trillion

Environmentalists and locals win fight against coal plant in Borneo

Chevron found guilty, ordered to pay $8.2 billion in epic oil contamination fight

As South Sudan eyes independence, will it choose choose to protect its wildlife?

The ocean crisis: hope in troubled waters, an interview with Carl Safina

Report: indigenous people deserve right to refuse big companies

Paradise & Paradox: a semester in Ecuador

Illegal mining, plantation development rampant in Indonesian Borneo; state losses top $17B

Is Obama’s clean energy revolution possible?

UN and conservation organizations condemn big oil’s plan to drill in Virunga National Park

New Zealand: Can you sink a rainbow?

Renewed conflict between tribes and oil companies looms in Peru

EPA steps up greenhouse gas restrictions for nation’s biggest polluters

Malaysia undermines commitment to protect Coral Triangle, backtracks on climate pledge

Attempt to reduce ethanol subsidies blocked by corn-belt senators

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2010

‘Environmental and social aggression’: oil exploration threatens award-winning marine protected area

Brazil strikes oil in the Amazon

Despite strong local opposition, Malaysia to push forward on second-hand coal plant in Borneo

Oil, indigenous people, and Ecuador’s big idea

50 NGOS tell big oil to get out of uncontacted natives’ territory

Bacteria deep in the Gulf of Mexico consumed oil faster than expected, study finds

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