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Rainforest conservation: a year in review

Ecuador to be paid to leave oil in the ground

Brazil establishes 20,000 sq mi of new indigenous reserves in the Amazon

The real Avatar story: indigenous people fight to save their forest homes from corporate exploitation

Brazil grants deforestation amnesty for farmers and ranchers

Ecuador’s Rafael Correa: Copenhagen Climate Hero or Environmental Foe?

Amazon cattle ranching accounts for half of Brazil’s CO2 emissions

Google Earth to monitor deforestation

Brazil allocates first funds under plan to save the Amazon

Changing drivers of deforestation provide new opportunities for conservation

Brazilian tribe owns carbon rights to Amazon rainforest land

Destruction of old-growth forests looms over climate talks

Brazil could halt Amazon deforestation within a decade

Cheap REDD isn’t the best conservation strategy for biodiversity

Brazil to push for 10% limit on REDD carbon offsets

Ethnographic maps built using cutting-edge technology may help Amazon tribes win forest carbon payments

Guyana expedition finds biodiversity trove in area slated for oil and gas development, an interview with Robert Pickles

No-shows among South American leaders at Amazon summit

High gold prices, army collaboration, play role in mining invasion in southern Venezuela

Google – the new eye in the sky for protecting forests?

Deforestation emissions should be shared between producer and consumer, argues study

Ecological benefits of REDD boosted by inclusion of private landowners, potentially harmed by plantations

Brazil pledges to restrain emissions growth

Brazil releases official Amazon deforestation figures for 2009

Will Brazil’s blackout drive a new push for more rainforest dams?

How rainforest shamans treat disease

Non-Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil producers pledge not to develop peatlands for plantations

Google partners with Amazon tribe

Brazil to support REDD in Copenhagen

Crisis averted for now, Peruvian natives will meet with Hunt Oil

Will Ecuador’s plan to raise money for not drilling oil in the Amazon succeed?

Amazonian natives say they will defend tribal lands from Hunt Oil with “their lives”

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