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Brazilian beef giant announces moratorium on rainforest beef

Timberland announces policy to avoid using leather produced by Amazon destruction

Nike implements policy to avoid leather produced via Amazon deforestation

Brazil’s development bank to require beef-tracking system to avoid illegal Amazon deforestation

NASA images show huge drop in Amazon fires in 2008

Tesco responds to allegations of causing Amazon deforestation

Brazilian cattle giant declares moratorium on Amazon deforestation

Amazon deforestation in 2009 declines to lowest on record

Cattle giant JBS facing corruption probe

New report predicts dire consequences for every U.S. region from global warming

World Bank revokes loan to Brazilian cattle giant accused of Amazon deforestation

Wal-Mart bans beef illegally produced in the Amazon rainforest

Amazon deforestation doesn’t make communities richer, better educated, or healthier

Nike, Unilever, Burger King, IKEA may unwittingly contribute to Amazon destruction, says Greenpeace

Destruction of Brazil’s most imperiled rainforest continues

As wolves face the gun, flawed science taints decision to remove species from ESA

Famous Kenyan park experiencing large declines in wildlife

Brazil could triple agricultural output without touching the Amazon rainforest

Rainforest soy moratorium shows success in the Brazilian Amazon

Brazil: ‘Soy King’, Environment Minister strike deal on Amazon deforestation

Amazonian region likely to become savannah due to burning, deforestation

Amazon deforestation drops 70% for Nov 2008-Jan 2009 period

Amazon rainforest in big trouble, says UN

Beef consumption fuels rainforest destruction

Payments for eco services could save the Amazon

Giant population of lions could live war-torn region

Beef drives 80% of Amazon deforestation

Rancher accused of ordering murder of American nun is arrested in Brazil

Amazon rainforest damage surges 67% in 2008

Agricultural firms cut incentives for Amazon deforestation

Amazon deforestation rises slightly to 4,600 square miles in 2008

Last uncontacted tribe in Paraguay rapidly losing homeland

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