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Agreement reached in Copenhagen, although ‘not sufficient to combat the threat of climate change’
Jeremy Hance
18 Dec 2009
US moves talks forward in Copenhagen with pledge of 100 billion fund, now it’s China’s turn
Jeremy Hance
17 Dec 2009
Is the US sinking climate change talks at Copenhagen?
Jeremy Hance
16 Dec 2009
Major international banks, shipping companies, and consumers play key role in Madagascar’s logging crisis
Rowan Moore Gerety
16 Dec 2009
Islands and African nations present toughest treaty yet to combat global warming
Jeremy Hance
9 Dec 2009
Gore, Moon, and Rasmussen attempt to regain trust after ‘Danish Text’ leak in Copenhagen
Jeremy Hance
9 Dec 2009
Current decade is the warmest on record
Jeremy Hance
8 Dec 2009
Leaked document in Copenhagen seen as sidelining poor countries
Jeremy Hance
8 Dec 2009
Europe says US and China emission targets don’t go far enough
Jeremy Hance
7 Dec 2009
Highest rate of CO2 emissions growth since 1990
Mongabay.com
4 Dec 2009
Has Canada become the new climate villain (yes, that’s right, Canada)?
Jeremy Hance
2 Dec 2009
World leaders falling over themselves to show up at Copenhagen
Jeremy Hance
1 Dec 2009
Face-to-face with what may be the last of the world’s smallest rhino, the Bornean rhinoceros
Jeremy Hance
1 Dec 2009
Record year for CO2 emissions, even with economic slowdown
Jeremy Hance
17 Nov 2009
Hunting across Southeast Asia weakens forests’ survival, An interview with Richard Corlett
Jeremy Hance
8 Nov 2009
EU is 2nd largest source of peat emissions after Indonesia, finds global peat survey
Mongabay.com
4 Nov 2009
China’s Pearl River suffers from “almost impossible to remove” pollution
Jeremy Hance
29 Oct 2009
Illegal logging trade from Myanmar to China slows, but doesn’t stop
Jeremy Hance
28 Oct 2009
The Yangtze River may have lost another inhabitant: the Chinese paddlefish
Jeremy Hance
22 Oct 2009
Kenya’s pain, part two: decades of wildlife decline exacerbated by drought
Jeremy Hance
20 Oct 2009
Illegal ivory demand could wipe out Africa’s elephants by 2025
Jeremy Hance
20 Oct 2009
Tiger success story turns bleak: poachers decimating great cats in Siberia
Jeremy Hance
18 Oct 2009
Major Chinese Lead Smelter Admits Fault in Poisoning, Environmental Contamination
Ryan King
17 Oct 2009
Malayan tiger rescued from poacher’s snare proves need for increased enforcement
Jeremy Hance
13 Oct 2009
Two of the world’s most endangered (and strangest) primates receive protection from new reserves in China and Vietnam
Jeremy Hance
24 Sep 2009
Roads are enablers of rainforest destruction
Rhett Ayers Butler
24 Sep 2009
After declining 95% in 15 years, Saiga antelope begins to rebound with help from conservationists
Jeremy Hance
20 Sep 2009
Dangers for journalists who expose environmental issues
Reporters Without Borders
19 Sep 2009
Saving the last megafauna of Malaysia, an interview with Reuben Clements
Jeremy Hance
15 Sep 2009
Rhino poaching epidemic underway in South Africa
Jeremy Hance
10 Sep 2009
Concerns over deforestation may drive new approach to cattle ranching in the Amazon
Rhett Ayers Butler
8 Sep 2009
Japan throws down gauntlet, vows to cut greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent by 2020
Jeremy Hance
7 Sep 2009
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