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Booming populations, rising economies, threatened biodiversity: the tropics will never be the same
Jeremy Hance
7 Jul 2014
Next big idea in forest conservation? Linking public health and environmental degradation
Dr Liz Kimbrough
22 May 2014
Vazaha is Malagasy for ‘gringo’: Conservation, national identity, and conflicting interest in Madagascar
Zach Fitzner
15 May 2014
Seeing the Forest for the Trees: How ‘One Health’ Connects Humans, Animals, and Ecosystems
Wendee Nicole
5 May 2014
Richest countries spent $74 billion on fossil fuel subsidies in 2011, eclipsing climate finance by seven times
Jeremy Hance
13 Nov 2013
Solving ‘wicked problems’: ten principles for improved environmental management
Jaboury Ghazoul
23 Jun 2013
Building a new generation of local conservationists: how improving education in Uganda may save one of the world’s great forests
Jeremy Hance
20 Jun 2013
Saving Gorongosa: E.O. Wilson on protecting a biodiversity hotspot in Mozambique
Bridget Conneely
30 May 2013
NGO: conflict of interests behind Peruvian highway proposal in the Amazon
Jeremy Hance
16 May 2013
Innovative idea: wildlife income may help people withstand drought in Africa
Jeremy Hance
18 Mar 2013
Investors beware: global land grabbing ends in ‘financial damage’ and human rights violations
Jeremy Hance
7 Feb 2013
Forests, farming, and sprawl: the struggle over land in an Amazonian metropolis
Jeremy Hance
4 Dec 2012
A new way to rescue Africa’s struggling soils: Planting perennials with crops
Ryder Diaz
20 Nov 2012
Wolves, mole rats, and nyala: the struggle to conserve Ethiopia’s highlands
Jeremy Hance
20 Nov 2012
One in eight people suffer from malnutrition worldwide
Jeremy Hance
16 Oct 2012
Conflict and perseverance: rehabilitating a forgotten park in the Congo
Jeremy Hance
19 Sep 2012
Soccer lights up kids’ lives: new technology produces cheap, portable power
Julie Freydlin
16 Jul 2012
Wealthy consumption threatens species in developing countries
Jacob Munger
11 Jul 2012
Poaching in the Serengeti linked to poverty, high legal hunting prices
Jeremy Hance
9 Jul 2012
Cowards at Rio?: organizations decry ‘pathetic’ agreement
Jeremy Hance
20 Jun 2012
Experts: ignoring climate change at Rio+20 makes other goals “meaningless”
Jeremy Hance
18 Jun 2012
Scientists: if we don’t act now we’re screwed
Jeremy Hance
7 Jun 2012
Charting a new environmental course in China
Mark Szotek
21 May 2012
High-tech hell: new documentary brings Africa’s e-waste slum to life
Jeremy Hance
30 Apr 2012
For Earth Day, 17 celebrated scientists on how to make a better world
Jeremy Hance
22 Apr 2012
Scientists say massive palm oil plantation will “cut the heart out” of Cameroon’s rainforest
Jeremy Hance
15 Mar 2012
Without data, fate of great apes unknown
Ingrid Schulze
12 Mar 2012
Innovative conservation: wild silk, endangered species, and poverty in Madagascar
Jeremy Hance
20 Feb 2012
Recognizing value of nature could boost income for the world’s poor
Rhett Ayers Butler
20 Jan 2012
New book series hopes to inspire research in world’s ‘hottest biodiversity hotspot’
Jeremy Hance
17 Jan 2012
How lemurs fight climate change
Jeremy Hance
9 Jan 2012
Eco-toilets help save hippos and birds in Kenya
Jeremy Hance
4 Jan 2012
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