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Brazil may allow mining on indigenous lands in the Amazon

STRI goes carbon neutral as Panama indigenous community to see carbon payments from forest conservation

Coal burning may make food supplies toxic

The long-ignored ocean emergency and what can be done to address it

Markets could save rainforests: an interview with Andrew Mitchell

Indonesia’s Riau bans destruction of rainforests and peatlands for palm oil

Marine ‘dead zones’ double every decade

High mineral prices drive rainforest destruction

Investors seek profit from conserving rainforest biodiversity

Carbon tax will ease transition to sensible climate policy

“Turtle carbon” could help protect rainforests and save endangered sea turtles

Dell becomes carbon neutral by saving endangered lemurs

Private equity firm to sell biodiversity offsets from rainforest conservation

14 countries win REDD funding to protect tropical forests

Rainforest conservation could offset 500m tons of CO2 emissions at $2/ton

New plan would pay tropical countries for saving forests, regardless of level of threat

Gore launches second campaign… for Earth

U.S. dead zones may reach record levels this summer

First carbon map of America released by NASA

1/3 of corals face extinction

U.S. coral reefs in trouble

Good news for reefs: giant coral structure found off Brazil

The Importance of Immediate Action for Climate Mitigation

Britain, Norway commit $210 million towards Congo rainforest conservation

Miles-per-gallon misrepresents gains in fuel efficiency from scrapping worst gas-guzzlers

China’s CO2 emissions 14% higher than America’s in 2007

REDD could trigger bias in conservation funding towards carbon-rich ecosystems

Forestry will play a critical role in slowing global warming

Unlocking the potential of forests to limit climate change

Madagascar signs big carbon deal to fund rainforest conservation

Guiana Shield forests help preserve biodiversity and climate

Despite loss in Congress, global warming lobby gains momentum say environmentalists

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