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Water crisis widening: 4.5 billion people live near ‘impaired water sources’

Indigenous groups protest hydropower congress as controversy hits meeting in Malaysia

NGO: conflict of interests behind Peruvian highway proposal in the Amazon

Analysis: Indonesia renews moratorium on logging, palm plantations

What if companies actually had to compensate society for environmental destruction?

‘Carbon bubble’ could cause next global financial crisis

Fighting deforestation—and corruption—in Indonesia

Still hope for tropical biodiversity in human modified landscapes

Proposed coal plant threatens Critically Endangered Philippine cockatoo

Indigenous protester killed by masked assailants in Panama over UN-condemned dam

A New Blueprint for a Green Economy – book review

Full Product Transparency: Cutting the Fluff Out of Sustainability – Book Review

Controversial palm oil project concession in Cameroon is 89 percent ‘dense natural forest’

Lean Design Management: Applications to Natural Resource Management

Energizing Sustainable Cities: Assessing Urban Energy – book review

From Intelligent to Smart Cities – a book review

Forests, farming, and sprawl: the struggle over land in an Amazonian metropolis

Tigers vs. coal in India: when big energy meets vanishing cats

Guyana rainforests secure trust fund

The Human Quest: Prospering Within Planetary Boundaries – Book Review

Experts: sustainable logging in rainforests impossible

Experts dispute recent study that claims little impact by pre-Columbian tribes in Amazon

Indonesia eco-newswrap: farmers threaten to immolate themselves over plantation plan

Sustainable non-timber forest products failing to meet conservation promise

Congolese experts needed to protect Congo Basin rainforests

Cowards at Rio?: organizations decry ‘pathetic’ agreement

Over 700 people killed defending forest and land rights in past ten years

WWF: biggest villain at Rio+20 is Canada

Experts: ignoring climate change at Rio+20 makes other goals “meaningless”

Scientists: if we don’t act now we’re screwed

Scientists to Rio+20: save biodiversity to save ourselves

Indigenous rights rising in tropical forests, but big gaps remain

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