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How free trade has devastated Africa’s farmers and poor

Commodity trade and urbanization, rather than rural poverty, drive deforestation

Will it be possible to feed nine billion people sustainably?

Forgotten species: discovering the shimmer of Maathai’s Longleg

Dams a ‘monument of corruption’: Baru Bian, new leader of Sarawak’s People’s Justice Party

Bolivia’s President blames capitalism for global warming

Is the US sinking climate change talks at Copenhagen?

Pope Benedict: environmental crisis requires review of world’s economic model

Well-known climate change denialist labels activists in Copenhagen ‘Hitler Youth’

African nations return to the negotiating table after walkout in Copenhagen

US think-tank: islands affected by global warming should wait for trickle-down money

Leaked document in Copenhagen seen as sidelining poor countries

Profile of the carbon footprint of the global poor: the challenge of alleviating poverty and fighting global warming

World requires radical new economic models to fight poverty and mitigate global warming

Americans throw away enough food every year to feed 200 million adults

Land of plenty: 50 percent rise in the amount of food wasted in America worsens global warming, consumes freshwater

Global warming will increase likelihood of civil war in Africa by 55 percent

Oil palm workers still below poverty line, despite Minister’s statements

Using fish as livestock feed threatens global fisheries

Declaration calls for more wilderness protected areas to combat global warming

NASA satellite image reveals extent of drought in East Africa

200 million more people going hungry

“Money is not a problem,” palm oil CEO tells conservationists during speech defending the industry

Kenya’s pain, part two: decades of wildlife decline exacerbated by drought

Palm oil industry pledges wildlife corridors to save orangutans

Could agroforestry solve the biodiversity crisis and address poverty?, an interview with Shonil Bhagwat

Working to save the ‘living dead’ in the Atlantic Forest, an interview with Antonio Rossano Mendes Pontes

After declining 95% in 15 years, Saiga antelope begins to rebound with help from conservationists

Kenya’s pain: famine, drought, government ambivalence cripples once stable nation

Alleviating poverty and saving biodiversity are inherently linked argue scientists

Innovative reforestation project threatened by ‘regime change’ in Madagascar, an interview with Rainer Dolch

Saving gorillas by bringing healthcare to local people in Uganda, an interview with Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka

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