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Can remittances and globalization help the environment?

Large mammals disappearing from Africa’s parks

Land reform agency sanctions logging in Amazon rainforest park

Laptop for poor children set for mass production

Is peat swamp worth more than palm oil plantations?

Procter & Gamble looks to poor markets for growth

Intel joins forces with $100 laptop project for poor children

Metal workers recycle to escape poverty in Madagascascar

Pro-poor conservation

Dorothy Stang fought for social equity in the Amazon

Can cattle ranchers and soy farmers save the Amazon?

Globalization could save the Amazon rainforest

Plan to bring lions, elephants to U.S. excludes Africans

Madagascar’s cyclone woes worsen, U.N. calls for more money

Amazon nun-killer sentenced to 30 years in Brazil

conservation is saving lemurs and helping people in Madagascar

Madagascar’ forests are recovering

Poor governments will need to pay $175 for $100 laptop

Cell phones, text-messaging revolutionize conservation approaches

Palm oil doesn’t have to be bad for the environment

Eco-friendly palm oil could help alleviate poverty in Indonesia

Madagascar needs relief help after deadly cyclones

$100 laptop for poor children will cost $130

Microsoft wants in on $100 laptop for poor children

$100 laptop arrives in Brazil

Cotton could feed the world’s poor

$100 laptop for poor children ships

Avoided deforestation could send $38 billion to third world under global warming pact

Wood stoves in poor countries worse than expected for global warming

Amazon rainforest has its first wireless city under poverty alleviation initiative by Intel

Small farmers good, big farmers bad for forest conservation say researchers

Madagascar, Mired in Poverty, Lures Exxon Oil Search

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