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“Strong evidence” linking extreme heatwaves, floods, and droughts to climate change

2010, not 1998, warmest year on record

Russia, South Korea sign agreement to resurrect woolly mammoth

Girl Scouts activists win forest heroes award for challenging organization on sustainability

New meteorological theory argues that the world’s forests are rainmakers

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2011

Is the Russian Forest Code a warning for Brazil?

Global carbon emissions rise 49 percent since 1990

Climate change already worsening weird, deadly, and expensive weather

Killer Russian heatwave product of climate change

New study: price carbon at the point of fossil fuel extraction

If camera traps don’t prove existence of Bigfoot or Yeti nothing will

Amur leopard returns to China

‘Indisputable proof’ of Yeti discovered

Fossil fuel subsidies going in the wrong direction?

Arctic open for exploitation: Obama administration grants Shell approval to drill

Russia and Norway carve up wildlife-rich Arctic sea for fossil fuels

Burning up: warmer world means the rise of megafires

New eco-tour to help save bizarre antelope in ‘forgotten’ region

Fearful Symmetry—Man Made, an interview with John Vaillant, author of The Tiger

Food crisis 2011?: drought in China could push food prices even higher

Numerous causes, including climate change, behind record food prices

Arctic fish catch vastly underreported (by hundreds of thousands of metric tons) for 5 decades

Climate change linked to 21,000 deaths in nine months

Tiger summit reaches bold agreement and raises $300 million

Record number of nations hit all time temperature highs

Rebuttal: Slaughtering farmed-raised tigers won’t save tigers

Would legalizing the trade in tiger parts save the tiger?

NASA image captures one of the warmest Julys on record

Nation’s wealth does not guarantee green practices

New NASA images reveal devastating impact of Russian fires

Summer from hell: seventeen nations hit all-time heat records

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