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I generally focus on conservation issues effecting biodiversity, land use/abuse, research, and job opportunities that I have come across. Most of the opportunities come from the Opps page and you can click on the button below to take you there.
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Conservation News ~ 12 August 2022

8/12/2022

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  • Scientists discover new species of mysterious isopod deep-sea creature
  • New frog species discovered in Singapore for 1st time in nearly 40 years
  • Five litters of endangered black-footed ferrets born at Phoenix Zoo
  • Researchers discover new species inside Texas cavern
  • Jumbo task as Malawi moves 263 elephants to restock a degraded national park
  • Senate 51-50 Vote Clinches Long-Delayed Health And Climate Bill
  • "Manchin’s Donors Include Pipeline Giants That Win in His Climate Deal"
  • "Bidens To Travel To Kentucky After Catastrophic Flooding"
  • "Explainer: On China, US and Climate, Action, Not Talk Is Key"
  • Swamped By Public Outcry, Oregon Withdraws Controversial Wildfire Risk Map
  • "After Rockets Strike Near Nuclear Plant, Ukraine and Russia Trade Blame"
  • Tijuana Sewage Spill Shutters Calif. Beach And Shoreline, Yet Again
  • Mexico Desperate For Water While Drinks Companies Use Billions Of Litres
  • Five More Arrested In Brazil Over Murders Of Phillips And Pereira
  • "Peter Dykstra: The Birth of Greenwashing"
  • Sea turtle nest found on Mississippi beach for first time since 2018
  • More vaquitas remain alive than population projections initially indicated
  • Study finds 100% renewables would pay off within 6 years
  • "Biden Surveys Flood Damage In Kentucky, Pledges More US Help"
  • "Electric Cars Too Costly for Many, Even With Aid in Climate Bill"
  • "Study Connects Climate Hazards To 58% Of Infectious Diseases"
  • "How Young Californians Cope To Beat Climate Anxiety and Doom"
  • "COVID Sewage Surveillance Labs Join the Hunt for Monkeypox"
  • "EPA Seeks To Add DINP Plasticizer To Toxics Release Inventory"
  • Congress Set To Pass Huge Bipartisan Wildlife Conservation Bill
  • "Billions in Feds’ Spending on Megafire Risks Seen as Misdirected"
  • "In Dry California, Salty Water Creeps Into Key Waterways"
  • Romance, Politics, and Ecological Damage: Sable Island’s Wild Horses
  • Endangered Species Protections Sought for Rare Nevada Butterfly
  • CSIRO researchers identify 139 new species, including an ant that ‘babysits’ caterpillars
  • Scientists discover dozens of new species in Pacific
  • "Almost No One In Ky. Has Flood Insurance, Hindering Recovery"
  • "EPA Launches Civil Rights Probes Of Texas Regulator"
  • "National Academies Urge EPA To Study Sunscreen Risks"
  • "As Temperatures Rise, Industries Fight Heat Safeguards For Workers"
  • "What the Historic Climate Bill Means for Farmers and the Food System"
  • Conceding to Manchin, Bill Exempts Most Oil Industry From Methane Fees
  • EPA OKs Plan To Truck Contamination From One Black Community To Another
  • "Climate Bill Targets Transmission to Unjam Clean Energy Backlog"
  • Newly Identified Langya Virus Tracked After China Reports Dozens Of Cases
  • "A Uranium Ghost Town in the Making"
  • Local renewable energy employment can fully replace US coal jobs nationwide
  • Rare hummingbird last seen in 2010 rediscovered in Colombia
  • New species of deep-sea isopod the size of an iPad discovered in Gulf of Mexico
  • "Fate Of ‘Sleeping Giant’ East Antarctic Ice Sheet ‘In Our Hands’ – Study"
  • "Landfills Around The World Release A Lot Of Methane - Study"
  • British Columbia: "Court Dismisses Defamation Suit Against Conservationists"
  • "Blinken Presses Congo Leaders to Slow Oil-and-Gas Push in Rainforests"
  • "Climate Bill Would Breathe New Life Into Big-City Trees"
  • "The Biggest Climate Ghouls of the 2022 Midterms"
  • Driving Out Invasive Species On Islands Has Big Benefits – Study
  • Chicago Signs $422 Million Deal For Green Energy
  • "'The Sacrifice Zone': Myanmar Bears Cost Of Green Energy"
  • "We Went on a Lanternfly-Killing Rampage. They're Still Here"
  • Concrete using recycled tire rubber promises boost for circular economy
  • Georgia just broke its state record for the number of sea turtle nests
  • "House Is Set to Pass Climate, Tax and Health Package"
  • "Gas Prices Fall Below $4 For 1st Time Since March"
  • "California Unveils Water Strategy, Planning For Greater Scarcity"
  • "African Wildlife Parks Face Climate, Infrastructure Threats"
  • "Signs of BP's Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Persist Over a Decade Later"
  • Arctic Warming Up To Four Times As Fast As Global Average: Study
  • Sinema’s Push On Climate Bill Added $4 Billion To Combat Western Drought
  • "Climate Bill Improves Air Quality Despite Fossil Fuel Benefits"
  • "France Battles 'Monster' Wildfire As Heatwaves Scorch Europe"
  • Fossilized Tooth May Help Solve The Mystery Of The Chincoteague Ponies
  • An injured tiny turtle defecated plastic for 6 days after being rescued by an Australian zoo
  • Georgia just broke its state record for the number of sea turtle nests
  • History of DDT ocean dumping off LA coast even worse than expected, EPA finds
  • SeaWorld’s 20-year-old killer whale Nakai dies
  • Nature-friendly farming does not reduce productivity
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Conservation News ~ 5 August 2022

8/5/2022

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  • US drafts new speed limits on shipping to help save endangered whales
  • 'Soon it will be unrecognisable': total climate meltdown cannot be stopped, says expert
  • New species of cone snail discovered on Aruba  
  • Brazil moves toward paving a road through a preserved Amazon area
  • U.S. Naval Academy proposal to build new golf course riles environmentalists
  • "House Passes 48-Bill Wildfire-Protection Package"
  • "Chemical Recycling Bills Gain Momentum and Opposition in States"
  • "Green Bank, Environmental Equity Among Climate Deal’s Winners"
  • "Rich Countries Failed To Meet Their Climate Funding Goal"
  • "California Not Counting Methane Leaks From Idle Wells"
  • Fireproofing Your Home Isn't Very Expensive, But Few States Require It
  • "Heavy Rain Causes Deadly Flooding Across Iran"
  • "Fires Engulf Western Nebraska Wildlife Area, Sparking Evacuations"
  • "As Species Recover, Some Threaten Others In More Dire Shape"
  • "For Climate Migrants in Bangladesh, Town Offers New Life"
  • Call for hippos to join list of world's most endangered animals
  • Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park Is Expanding by 16000 Acres
  • Researcher discovers a new species of sea bream (Sparidae) from the Red Sea
  • "Kentucky Floods Kill At Least 37 As More Storms Forecast"
  • ""At Least 14 Potential Heat Deaths In Oregon After Hot Spell""
  • "Manchin Won a Pledge From Democrats to Finish a Contested Pipeline"
  • Feds Will Reverse Trump Decision Opening Central Calif. Lands To Drilling
  • Gas Industry Pumps Money Into Tiny Local Race To Crush Climate Champion
  • Scientists Say It’s ‘Foolish’ To Not Study Catastrophic Climate Outcomes
  • "Pollution: 'Forever Chemicals' In Rainwater Exceed Safe Levels"
  • Whistleblowers Give New Evidence of EPA Failure to Assess Toxic Chemicals
  • "What Are 'Flash Droughts' and Why Are They So Destructive?"
  • "The World's Largest Hornet Is Getting a New Name"
  • Rwanda joins IUCN Green List
  • Rangers from Nicaragua and Mexico among global award winners
  • Rangers from Zimbabwe, Kenya and DRC among global award winners
  • Ranger from Bolivia among global award winners
  • Brazil's environment chief approved paving Amazon highway against prior IBAMA warnings
  • Six new species of miniature frog discovered in Mexico
  • Magnolia species lost to science for 97 years rediscovered in Haiti
  • Jellyfish filmed by scuba diver off Papua New Guinea could be rare or new species
  • Researchers find new species of Nemacheilidae fish in Putao, Northern Myanmar
  • "How the New Climate Bill Would Reduce Emissions"
  • "EPA Announces Flights To Look For Methane In Permian Basin"
  • "Ukraine: Situation at Europe's Largest Nuclear Plant 'Out Of Control'"
  • "A Race To Save Fish As Rio Grande Dries, Even In Albuquerque"
  • "Wind-Whipped Fire Leaves Northern California Hamlet In Ashes"
  • "A Record Amount Of Seaweed Is Choking Shores In The Caribbean"
  • Long a Climate Straggler, Australia Advances Major Bill to Cut Emissions
  • "Drought, Sluggish Mississippi River Make Small Dead Zone"
  • "UN Warns Two Largest US Water Reservoirs At ‘Dangerously Low Levels’"
  • Coral Levels In Parts Of Great Barrier Reef Are At Highest In 36 Years
  • "Senate Passes Long-Sought Bill To Help Veterans Affected By Burn Pits"
  • "Feds Target US Companies Caught In Lucrative Shark Fin Trade"
  • "Illegal Airstrips Bringing Toxic Mining to Brazil’s Indigenous Land"
  • "US High Tide Flooding Breaks Records In Multiple Locations"
  • What You Need To Know About The Push To Mine Ontario’s Ring of Fire
  • "Automakers Blitz Congress to Fix an EV Tax Credit They Can’t Use"
  • Over 10 Inches Of Rain Falls In Illinois, Another Exceptional Deluge
  • Climate-Smart Farming Is a Lot Harder Than Manchin Bill Makes It Sound
  • Sea Otters Were Hunted To Near-Extinction. Can They Be Reintroduced?
  • On Hawaiian Mountain, The Fight Over Telescopes Nearing A Peaceful End
  • Mozambique busts notorious rhino poacher
  • Grotesque greed – immoral fossil fuel profits must be taxed, says UN Chief
  • Hawaii receives final coal shipment for its last coal-fired power plant
  • "Sinema Agrees to Climate and Tax Deal, Clearing the Way for Votes"
  • Biden HHS Declares Monkeypox Outbreak Public Health Emergency In U.S.
  • History of DDT Ocean Dumping Off L.A. Even Worse Than Expected, EPA Finds
  • "Despite Slow Start, NOAA Still Predicts Above-Average Hurricane Season"
  • "Nuclear Milestone: Feds Greenlight Vogtle To Fuel Up"
  • "Drought Emergency in Mexico Rekindles Demand for Water Law Reform"
  • "U.S. Cities Push The Homeless To Live In Tent Camps"
  • "Communities Near 23 Sterilization Plants Have Increased Cancer Risk: EPA"
  • Judge Rejects Federal Plans For Fossil Fuel Mining In Powder River Basin
  • "Appalachian Voices Sues State Over Release Of Carbon Market Document"
  • Rare hummingbird last seen in 2010 rediscovered in Colombia
  • 'Magnificent' jellyfish found off coast of Papua New Guinea could be new species
  • 'Treasure map' of ants may help experts discover new ant species in India
  • Arizona Jaguar “El Jefe” reappears in Central Sonora
  • Scientists find traces of massive ancient rainforests in Antarctica
  • Georgia nuclear plant gets OK to load fuel at new reactor
  • Researchers improve catalyst that destroys ‘forever chemicals’ with sunlight
  • Climate experts experience an odd sensation after Manchin budget deal: optimism
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Conservation News ~ 29 July 2022

7/29/2022

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  • The Vatican has just called to protect Half of Earth’s Lands and Seas by 2030 while simultaneously ensuring the full rights of Indigenous Peoples.
  • Industrial soy drives deforestation spike in southeastern Brazil, satellite images show
  • Where do the guitarfish go? Scientists and fishers team up to find out
  • Bolsonaro’s new deforestation data board sparks fear of censorship of forest loss, fires
  • Tigers may avoid extinction, but we must aim higher (commentary)
  • ‘Only a tribe can speak for a tribe’: Q&A with Native conservationists on Biden’s 30 by 30 project
  • Turkey’s authoritarian development ignores planetary boundaries
  • Monarch butterflies are officially endangered
  • New DNA test aims to help bust illegal trade in precious red coral
  • Cut off from Sundarbans and denied compensation, Bangladesh communities face arrest
  • ‘The sea means everything’: Q&A with deep-sea mining opponent Debbie Ngawera-Packer
  • Restoring Mexico’s ‘Garden of Eden’ is a process of deep regeneration
  • Farmers feel the pressure after conservation crackdown around Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake
  • First-of-its-kind freshwater mangroves discovered in Brazil’s Amazon Delta
  • Ban on use of destructive net fails to make an impact in Indonesia, experts say
  • "How the Government Is Failing Americans Uprooted by Calamity"
  • "Crews Protect Homes As California Fire Burns Near Yosemite"
  • Epidemiologists Warn U.S. Reaches Critical Moment To Contain Monkeypox
  • "Texas Republicans Make Renewable Energy a Political Punching Bag"
  • Revealed: Oil Sector’s ‘Staggering’ $3Bn-A-Day Profits For Last 50 Years
  • "Biden’s Climate Emergency Decision Would Unlock Pentagon Funding"
  • "'Dead Bodies' And Dump Sites Draw DOJ Civil Rights Probe Of Houston"
  • "Alaska Experiencing Wildfires It’s Never Seen Before"
  • "Explainer: What’s Behind Europe’s Spate Of Deadly Wildfires?"
  • "DRC To Auction Oil And Gas Permits In Endangered Gorilla Habitat"
  • Supercharged biotech rice yields 40% more grain
  • Researchers Discover New Species of Venomous Snake in China
  • "Papal Visit: 'It's Going To Take A Long Time'"
  • FPL Secretly Took Over A Florida News Site And Used It To Bash Critics
  • Is Calif. Carbon Capture Play a Climate Solution or a Ruse?
  • "US To Plant 1 Billion Trees As Climate Change Kills Forests"
  • "Air Conditioning Will Not Save Us"
  • "Flooding Could Expose Toxic Soil In City Neighborhoods"
  • Pa. Just Lost A Key Tool To Address Its Abandoned Oil Well Problem
  • Atlanta Superfund Site Leaves Black Neighborhoods Wary of Gentrification
  • "The Audacious PR Plot That Seeded Doubt About Climate Change"
  • "There Are 40% More Tigers In The World Than Previously Estimated"
  • Scientists find 30 potential new species at bottom of ocean
  • Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Expands Fleet with MV Sharkwater
  • Grim Heat And Stressed Grids Make Dangerous Outages Increasingly Likely
  • "Federal Government Fires Up Website All About Heat"
  • "Documents Show BLM Wild Horses Sold To Slaughter, Advocates Say"
  • 175+ Green Groups Urge Buttigieg To Reinstate State Emission Rule
  • "MISO Approves Large Grid Expansion, Paving Way For Renewables"
  • "Audit: California Too Slow To Fix Contaminated Water Systems"
  • "Climate Disinformation Leaves Lasting Mark As World Heats"
  • "US Could Require Steps For Dams To Save Last Atlantic Salmon"
  • Oak Fire Tops 18,000 Acres, Destroys 41 Structures As Crews Battle Blaze
  • "The Barbados Rebellion"
  • Newsom pushes for 20 GW offshore wind goal by 2045, says California must ‘up our game’ on climate
  • California hopes to fight global warming by pumping CO2 underground. Some call it a ruse
  • Endangered Species Act Protection Sought for Southern Plains Bumblebee
  • "Manchin, in Reversal, Agrees to Quick Action on Climate and Tax Plan"
  • "Hidden Menace: Massive Methane Leaks Speed Up Climate Change"
  • "Temperatures Could Hit Triple Digits Again In Northwest"
  • "Biden Administration Announces Initiatives To Boost Solar Energy Use"
  • Wildfire Pollution May Play Surprising Role in Fate of Arctic Sea Ice
  • These Hurricane Flood Maps Reveal Climate Future For Miami, NYC and DC
  • DOE Gives Major Loan To Facility For Processing Electric Vehicle Materials
  • Largest Audubon Chapter Yet Is Changing Its Name, Rebuking An Enslaver
  • "Streaming Service Hulu Is Rejecting Ads About Climate Change"
  • "Climate Change and Vanishing Islands Threaten Brown Pelican"
  • Bees may feel pain - Study suggests all insects may be sentient
  • Scientists discover new 'origins of life' chemical reactions
  • Rhino protector Anton Mzimba is murdered
  • Captain Paul Watson resigns from Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (USA)
  • James Lovelock, creator of Gaia hypothesis, dies 103rd birthday
  • Big falls in crop yields across Europe due to heatwaves
  • Straightening out kinky roots capture carbon and avoids drought stress
  • A 105-mile-long city will snake through the Saudi desert
  • Four Critically Endangered Condors released in Northern California
  • How indigenous sea gardens produced massive amounts of food for millenia
  • Litter of critically endangered Red Wolf pups born in the wild
  • Switzerland’s massive water battery will stabilize European Electricity grids
  • Two year study shows living seawalls promote regeneration in Sydney Harbour
  • Thousands of frogs are dying Australia and scientists aren’t sure why
  • First wild jaguars in 70 years born in Argentina national park
  • UN General Assembly declares access to clean and healthy environment a universal human right
  • Genetics suggest two new species of bush robin
  • "Flooding In Central Appalachia Kills At Least 8 In Kentucky"
  • "Extended Triple-Digit Heat Suspected In 4 Deaths In Oregon"
  • "Seven Key Provisions in the Climate Deal"
  • "US EPA Chief Views Pollution In Puerto Rico, Vows To Fight For Change"
  • "Federal Office Focused On Climate Change And Health Has Zero Funding"
  • "Climate Migration Growing But Not Fully Recognized by World"
  • Concerns Over Transparency And Access At Deep-Sea Mining Negotiations
  • "Unearthing the Secret Superpowers of Fungus"
  • "Invasive Species Bullfrog And Snake Cost World $16Bn - Study"
  • Romance and Ecological Damage: The Saga of Sable Island’s Wild Horses
  • Flowers can hear buzzing bees and it makes their nectar sweeter
  • Crustaceans help to fertilize seaweeds
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Conservation News ~ 22 July 2022

7/22/2022

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  • Over half of threatened species require targeted recovery actions
  • ZSI Scientists Identify New Eel Species
  • Scientists confirm new species of legless lizard found only in the Hunter Valley and Liverpool Plains
  • Authorities and Yobin communities clash as deforestation spikes in Indian national park
  • Scientists call for end to violence against Amazon communities, environmental defenders
  • Study: Climate impacts to disproportionately hurt tropical fishers, farmers
  • Meet the new species found deep in sea off Hawaii
  • "France, Spain Fight Spreading Wildfires As Europe Swelters"
  • "Berlin Hosts Envoys For Heart-To-Heart Talks On Climate"
  • "Pacific Islands Demand Climate Action As China, US Woo Region"
  • "Kigali Summit To Outline Strategy For Nature Conservation In Africa"
  • "4 Issues To Watch As Energy, EPA Bills Reach House Floor"
  • "Four Ways the United States Can Still Fight Climate Change"
  • "Penny Mordaunt Pledges To Create ‘Millions Of Green Jobs’ If Elected"
  • "Without Land, Bangladesh's Manta People Live - And Die - On Boats"
  • Beach Trips Can Be Costly To The Environment. How To Reduce Your Impact
  • "Giving Voice To An Ailing Oregon River"
  • Endangered salmon will swim in California river for first time in 80 years
  • "UK Breaks Its Record For Highest Temperature As Heat Builds"
  • "Tory Leadership Race: Where Do Candidates Stand On Net Zero Goal?"
  • "Biden Could Declare Climate Emergency As Soon As This Week, Sources Say"
  • Shocking Report Shows How Australian Land And Wildlife Are Being Destroyed
  • "Endangered Salmon Will Swim In California River For First Time In 80 Years"
  • "Govts Turn Against Deep-Sea Mining as EV Boom Drives Demand for Metals"
  • More Mountain Glacier Collapses Feared as Heat Waves Engulf Hemisphere
  • "Gavin Newsom Plants Flag On Climate, Spurring 2024 Chatter"
  • "Which Elected Leaders Should Do More on Climate?" What Americans Say.
  • "Podcast: ‘Water Always Wins,’ So Why Are We Fighting It?"\
  • Legal Victory: Court Orders New Endangered Species Review for Toxic Fungicide
  • 10 Captive-Bred Vultures Of Critically Endangered Species Released In Bengal
  • Australia's environment in 'shocking' decline, report finds
  • Lehr Discovers New Species of Lizard in Peru
  • In Brazil, an Indigenous group turns a day of grief into a celebration of life
  • Red-hot demand for ipê wood coincides with deforestation hubs in Brazil
  • Amid rising pressure, Indonesia’s sea-based communities adapt to change
  • Turtle DNA database traces illegal shell trade to poaching hotspots
  • In a former conflict zone in Sri Lanka, a world rich in corals thrives
  • Wildlife ‘rehabbers’ wage a herculean fight for a noble cause
  • Three new species of black-bellied salamander found in southern Appalachian Mountains
  • Worries and whispers in Vietnam’s NGO community after activist’s sentencing
  • Sri Lankan environmental policy failures helped fuel people power revolution
  • Between six ferns: New tropical fern species described by science
  • White rhino conservation project attempts paradigm shift by including local community
  • First IUCN Africa Protected Areas Congress opens in Kigali, Rwanda
  • New Legal Protections for the Environment in relation to Armed Conflict
  • IUCN side event at the 2nd Asia Parks Congress: Engaging local communities in protected and conserved areas
  • Sustainable use re-affirmed as key to conservation by new UN report
  • IUCN and Esri collaborate to promote Green List and biodiversity conservation through digital innovation
  • Valuing, financing and mainstreaming Nature-based Solutions in China
  • Nepal hosts inception workshop for GCF's Gandaki Basin Climate Resilient project
  • HIST and IUCN sign MoU for collaboration on Space Technologies for natural World Heritage conservation
  • The IUCN Green List: Sharing Experiences at the 2nd Asia Parks Congress
  • "Biden To Announce Executive Actions On Climate"
  • Grim Warnings Issued As Oppressive US Heat Wave Shows No Signs Of Slowing
  • "Most Major Nations Lag In Acting On Climate-Fighting Goals"
  • "Crushed By Heatwaves, More Cities Are Hiring ‘Chief Heat Officers’"
  • ‘The Scale Is Hard To Grasp’: Avian Flu Wreaks Devastation On Seabirds
  • Calif. Forests Are Vanishing As Wildfires Burn Larger And More Intensely
  • Offshore Fish Farms: Source Of Food Production - Or Of Ocean Pollution?
  • "Schools Race To Improve Indoor Air Quality As Coronavirus Cases Climb"
  • "XR Protesters Smash Windows of News UK Over Coverage Of Britain’s Heat"
  • "Polar Bears Scavenge On Garbage To Cope With Climate Change"
  • Eucalypt found only in Sydney suburbs confirmed as new species
  • Six new species of miniature frog discovered
  • "Biden Cites Climate Threat, Stops Short of Declaring Emergency"
  • "Extreme Heat Prompts Alerts In 28 States As Texas, Oklahoma Hit 115"
  • "Fuel Spills In The Bahamas Near White Sand Beaches Of Great Exuma"
  • "Aviation Faces Hurdles To Hit Goals For Cutting Emissions"
  • Fauci Says He Will Retire From Post By The End Of Biden’s Term
  • "War and Warming Upend Global Energy Supplies and Amplify Suffering"
  • "Biden Admin Tosses Trump Habitat Rule"
  • "USPS Will Make 40% Of Its New Trucks Electric, Up From 10%"
  • "Shifting Sands: Carolina’s Outer Banks Face a Precarious Future"
  • "Officials: Starvation Threat Not Over For Florida Manatees"
  • Three New Cryptic Salamander Species Discovered
  • Monarch butterflies now classified as endangered
  • African cheetahs to be spotted soon in India thanks to Namibia deal
  • Humanity faces collective suicide over climate crisis, warns UN chief
  • Greenland lost 6 billion tons of water per day over one weekend
  • Rainforest Chimpanzees seen digging wells for the first time
  • Surprising sea creature found in Pacific Ocean for first time
  • The global tiger population estimate has increased by 40% since 2015
  • Heatwaves and fires scorch Europe, Africa, and Asia
  • Tiny elephant shrew spotted alive for first time in 50 years
  • London wraps historic bridge in foil to save it from horrific heatwave
  • Cherokee tribe supports renaming Clingmans Dome in Smoky Mountains National Park
  • Experts confirm white whale carcass on Victorian beach is not Migaloo
  • George Monbiot wins Orwell prize for journalism
  • "Trump Admin Tried To Blunt EPA Review Of Popular Weedkiller"
  • "Beloved Monarch Butterflies Now Listed As Endangered"
  • "Biden Balked Late at Bold Climate Decree After Rush to Get Ready"
  • Advocates of Climate Emergency Disappointed by Biden's Small Steps
  • "Huge Wildfire, Drought Package Readied For House Votes"
  • "Report: Brazil Authorities Pay No Mind To Deforestation"
  • "Explainer: Smoke From Raging Wildfires Can Harm Health"
  • "A Painful Deadline Nears as Colorado River Reservoirs Run Critically Low"
  • "Japan Regulators Approve Release Of Fukushima Water Into Sea"
  • "Russia's War In Ukraine Is Hurting Nature"
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Conservation News ~ 15 July 2022

7/15/2022

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  • Officially extinct butterfly ‘making a comeback’ in UK
  • Amazon deforestation is off to the fastest start to a year since 2008
  • For women on Bangladesh’s coast, rising seas pose a reproductive health dilemma
  • ‘We have advanced, but with much pain’: Q&A with Indigenous leader José Gregorio Díaz Mirabal
  • Return to agroforestry empowers women in Nepal
  • BP exploited Mexican communities hoping to benefit from carbon credits: report
  • Amazonian communities in Peru try to keep oil-rich Block 64 in their own hands
  • Under Bolsonaro policy, invaders seize control of 250,000 hectares of Indigenous lands
  • Myanmar wildlife trade remains opaque, despite focus on border hubs
  • On hazardous mine tailings dams, ‘safety first’ should be the rule (commentary)
  • Scientists strive to restore world’s embattled kelp forests
  • Tree plantations in Patagonia are the site of wildfires and land dispute
  • Vietnam targets US$5.5bln in agro, forestry, fishery export value to EU
  • Seven new tropical forest ferns found hiding in plain sight
  • New species of Miliusa spotted in Agasthyamala
  • Endangered Species Act Rollbacks Reversed After Animal Legal Defense Fund Lawsuit
  • Australia's greater glider now an endangered species
  • "Yosemite Wildfire Is Latest Threat To Giant Sequoia Trees"
  • "EPA Seen as Prepared for Big Challenges Ahead of Carbon Rules"
  • "Biden Admin Signals Support for Controversial Alaska Oil Project"
  • "Wild Species Relied On By Billions At Risk, Report Warns"
  • "Summer In America Is Becoming Hotter, Longer And More Dangerous"
  • "Amazon Deforestation Hits New Record In Brazil"
  • Peter Dykstra Column: "Climate Change Denial And Me"
  • DOE Unveils $40M For Electricity, Weatherization In Low-Income Communities
  • "A Whale Feeding Frenzy in Antarctica Signals a Conservation Success"
  • "Huge Underground Search For Mysterious Dark Matter Begins"
  • Study suggests pocket gophers may be the only other mammal that farms
  • Researchers Derive New Method for Turning Plant Materials Into Better Green Energy
  • "Europe’s New Heat Wave Is Going To Be Expensive"
  • Australian Prime Minister Pledges 'New Era' of Climate Action Under Labor
  • "US Cruise Ships Using Canada as a 'Toilet Bowl' for Polluted Waste"
  • "World Population Day: India Will Overtake China In 2023, Says The UN"
  • Record-Breaking Seafood Production Must See ‘Blue Transformation’: FAO
  • First Climate Agreement To Center Indigenous Voices Gains Support
  • "Gov. Wolf Vetoes Bid To Block All-Electric Building Codes"
  • "Green Groups Push Senate To Confirm EPA Enforcement Chief"
  • "Texas Grid Avoids Blackouts With Voluntary Cutbacks Amid Scorching Heat"
  • "Biden and NASA Share First Webb Space Telescope Image"
  • In restoring polluted rivers, Indonesia looks at restocking endemic fish
  • Protected areas not exempt as blast fishing blows up in Sri Lanka
  • Inside Sierra Leone’s Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary (video)
  • Record-breaking seafood production must undergo a ‘blue transformation’: FAO
  • Space: New frontier for climate change & commodification, or conservation? (commentary)
  • Colorful new corals bedeck the busy waters off Hong Kong, study shows
  • Natural regeneration and women-led initiatives help drive Atlantic Forest Pact
  • World's Most Endangered Whales Move Closer to Expanded Habitat Protections off Alaskan Coast
  • New hawk moth species are among the smallest ever discovered
  • "Manchin, Playing to the Home Crowd, Is Fighting Electric Cars to the End"
  • "NOAA: Breaching Snake River Dams ‘Essential’ To Save Salmon"
  • "Midwest Wind Energy Transmission Line Gets Supersized"
  • "Dangerous Heat Wave Strikes China"
  • "OIG Chides Former Zinke Aide But Finds No Ethics Violation"
  • Caregivers of Seniors, Disabled Trained for Climate Disasters
  • "Wealthy N.Y. Areas Called ‘Disadvantaged’ For Climate Aid"
  • "Science Offers Basis For National Climate Damage Claims - Study"
  • "Hawaii National Park Gets Land Where Ancient Villages Stood"
  • "Scientists Design Contraceptives To Limit Grey Squirrels"
  • California cities ban new gas stations in battle to combat climate change
  • These charts show how California is generating energy differently than a decade ago
  • Solid-State Batteries for EVs Make a Leap Toward Mass Production
  • As blackouts loom, PG&E changes tune about shutting California’s last nuclear plant
  • Will OC’s Green Energy Agency Release the Findings of CEO Whistleblower Complaint Investigation?
  • Why the Supreme Court ruling won’t help coal
  • This Virtual Power Plant Is Trying to Tackle a Housing Crisis and an Energy Crisis All at Once
  • Save the Climate by Improving Jobs
  • MCE Reports Almost 150% Increase in Energy Efficiency in 2021
  • Orange County Power Authority Makes Five Key Hires
  • France will require Ph.D.s to take a research ethics oath
  • Tapping into the million-year energy source below our feet
  • Bringing Back the Beasts: Global Rewilding Plans Take Shape
  • As Industry Tightens Its Grip, Horseshoe Crabs Finally Have Safe Haven in Cape Romain
  • Endangered amphibian species reintroduced in Colorado
  • New species of Begonia found in Gaoligong Mountains
  • Genomic research supports recognizing new scrub jay species in Texas and Mexico
  • Study assesses wildlife exposure to rat poison on oil palm plantations
  • Climate change amplifies the risk of conflict, study from Africa shows
  • Can we save the Leuser Ecosystem? | Chasing Deforestation
  • Displaced by a dam, women defenders fight for their land rights in Colombia
  • Sighting of an American black vulture in Nepal causes a flutter
  • Podcast: ‘Water always wins,’ so why are we fighting it?
  • Why World's First Malaria Shot Won't Reach Millions Of Children Who Need It
  • "Extreme Heat Blasting Western Europe Could Set All-Time Record In U.K."
  • "Haaland Defends Interior Policies, Cites Unused Leases"
  • "EPA Faces Legal Dead Ends After SCOTUS Climate Decision"
  • "Advanced E.V. Batteries Move From Labs to Mass Production"
  • "White House Environmental Permit Helper Sees Applications Rise"
  • Canada's Climate Minister: "From ‘Green Jesus’ To ‘Radical Pragmatist’
  • "NIH: Common Chemicals Linked To Preterm Births"
  • "Once Nearly Extinct, Bison Are Now Climate Heroes"
  • Oregon Farmers Test Drive Electric Tractors in the Name of Science
  • Plantations threaten Indonesia’s orangutans, but they’re not oil palm
  • Overexploitation threatens Amazon fisheries with collapse, study warns
  • Young Māori divers hunt invasive crown-of-thorns starfish to save coral reefs
  • With plantation takeover, Brazil’s Indigenous Pataxó move to reclaim their land
  • $245-million initiative to create and maintain protected areas in Colombia
  • In world convulsed by climate-driven conflict, are peace parks an answer?
  • Community-based seed banks in Nepal help conserve native species
  • Small mammals stranded by hydropower dams die out surprisingly fast: Study
  • Is invasive species management doing more harm than good? (commentary)
  • New species of fungi unknown to science discovered in Scotland's Cairngorm mountains
  • New research reveals mutation responsible for disease resistance in Cassava
  • Secretary Haaland Announces Expansion of National Wildlife Lost Trail Conservation Area
  • Elusive fox that threatened Phillip Island’s little penguins caught after two-month hunt
  • CRISPR plants can combat climate change
  • "How One Senator Doomed the Democrats’ Climate Plan"
  • Biden Is Losing His Base on Climate Change, a New Pew Poll Finds
  • "Biden Set to Leave Saudi Arabia With No Announcement on Oil"
  • "A Big Bipartisan Wildlife Bill Could Be Headed to Biden's Desk"
  • "Officials Suggest Pipeline Company Hid Problems After Spill"
  • "As Europe Bakes In Heatwave, Wildfires Rage From Portugal To Croatia"
  • "Washington Set To Be 2nd East Coast City With Gas Ban"
  • "Lawmakers Warn EPA of Several Risks From Chemical Recycling"
  • Biggest U.S. Cryptominers Use as Much Power as Houston, Findings Show
  • "US Solicits Help As It Defines Old Growth And Mature Forests"
  • Barbie unveils new Dr. Jane Goodall doll in honor of 88-year-old conservationist
  • 107 critically endangered sea turtle eggs found in Texas State Park
  • Researchers rediscover oak tree thought to be extinct
  • Weedkiller ingredient tied to cancer found in 80% of US urine samples
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Conservation News ~ 8 July 2022

7/8/2022

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  • Scientists discover a new giant waterlily that was hiding in plain sight for 177 years
  • Construction begins on controversial water project inside Lake Malawi National Park
  • Habitat loss, climate change send hyacinth macaw reeling back into endangered status
  • Peru’s Amazon rainforest is threatened by an ecosystem of environment crime (commentary)
  • Protecting Brazil’s Amazon could be a bargain — if the government were willing to pay
  • Rare crocodiles on the brink of extinction will be raised at North Carolina aquarium
  • Raise-and-release program keeping Nepal’s gharials alive can be improved, study says
  • Lawsuit launched to challenge new federal rule that fails to recover Mexican gray wolves
  • Carnivorous plant that traps prey underground is the 1st of its kind to be discovered
  • Biden Administration Offers an Offshore Drilling Plan. Few Backers
  • Shredded Trees, Dead Dolphins And Wildfires — How War Hurts Nature
  • "Youngkin Appoints Former Trump EPA Head To New Deregulation Office"
  • "Environmental Justice Advocates Slam Supreme Court Ruling"
  • Newsom Signs Nation’s Most Sweeping Law To Phase Out Single-Use Plastics
  • "Climate Change: 'Sand Battery' Could Solve Green Energy's Big Problem"
  • "Kerry: Despite Setbacks At Home, US To Make Climate Goals"
  • "The EPA Prepares For Its 'Counterpunch' After The Supreme Court Ruling"
  • "EPA Sets Wildlife Protections On 3 Pesticides"
  • UK: "Environment Agency Chief Hits Out At Greenwashing By Businesses"
  • iden Administration Offers an Offshore Drilling Plan. Few Backers
  • Shredded Trees, Dead Dolphins And Wildfires — How War Hurts Nature
  • "Youngkin Appoints Former Trump EPA Head To New Deregulation Office"
  • "Environmental Justice Advocates Slam Supreme Court Ruling"
  • Newsom Signs Nation’s Most Sweeping Law To Phase Out Single-Use Plastics
  • "Climate Change: 'Sand Battery' Could Solve Green Energy's Big Problem"
  • "Kerry: Despite Setbacks At Home, US To Make Climate Goals"
  • "The EPA Prepares For Its 'Counterpunch' After The Supreme Court Ruling"
  • "EPA Sets Wildlife Protections On 3 Pesticides"
  • UK: "Environment Agency Chief Hits Out At Greenwashing By Businesses"
  • New Ozone Hole Has Been Discovered Over The Tropics – And It's Huge
  • Heat Wave from the Midwest to the Southern US Prompts Heat Warnings
  • "Scientists Find Ozone Hole in Tropics Much Bigger Than in Antarctica"
  • "Judge Throws Out Trump-Era Rollbacks On Endangered Species"
  • "Set It Back: Moving Levees to Benefit Rivers, Wildlife and Communities"
  • Is A Uranium Mill In Utah Making Tribal Members Sick? Results In 2025
  • Methane Much More Sensitive To Global Heating Than Thought: Study
  • "Australia Flood, Boosted By Climate Change, Making History In Sydney"
  • "Experts: US Court Fractures Decades Of Native American Law"
  • "Rising Heat Drives Crippling Sandstorms Across The Middle East"
  • "14 New Environmental Books to Kickstart Your Summer Reading List"
  • AB 2146—California’s Pollinator Protection Act—passed in the California State Assembly
  • Fish-farming practices come under scrutiny amid surge in aquaculture
  • As dry season starts in Indonesia, risk of fires — and haze — looms
  • Rubber used by leading European tire makers linked to forest loss in Africa: Report
  • Traditional communities rally behind ecotourism to conserve their forests
  • In Thailand’s deep south, a fight to stop quarrying in a global geopark
  • Net-zero commitments must include more anti-deforestation policies, UN tells private sector
  • ‘The volume of water is beyond control’: Q&A with flood expert M. Monirul Qader Mirza
  • In Brazil’s semiarid region, agrivoltaics show promise for food, energy security
  • Insects Probably Feel Pain, With Big Implications For How We Treat Them, Study Says
  • "EU Lawmakers Back Gas, Nuclear Energy As Sustainable"
  • "US Water Likely Contains More ‘Forever Chemicals’ Than EPA Tests Show"
  • Full Of Holes, New International Agreement Targets Fishing Subsidies
  • "Alaska Is on Track for a Record Fire Season"
  • "Will a Nile Canal Project Dry Up Africa’s Largest Wetland?"
  • "Oil Industry Sees Ongoing Leasing Pause in New Biden Gulf Plan"
  • "Dutch Airline KLM Sued Over 'Greenwashing' Ads"
  • ‘Every Year It Gets Worse’: On Frontline Of Climate Crisis In Bangladesh
  • Photographer Joined Researchers Examining Climate Change In Antarctica
  • North Wales’ Ancient Felled Pontfadog Oak Returns In 5 Cloned Saplings
  • EPA Describes How It Will Regulate Power Plants After Supreme Court Loss
  • "Watchdog Slams Trump EPA Tampering With PFAS Rule"
  • DOT Proposal Would Require States To Track Carbon Emissions From Driving
  • "Higher Gas Prices Hurt Pockets, Make Small Dent In Emissions"
  • Calif. Deepens Water Cuts To Cope With Drought, Hitting 1000s Of Farms
  • "The Bitter Fight To Stop A 2,000-Mile Carbon Pipeline"
  • BP Paid Rural Mexicans a “Pittance” for Carbon Credits
  • "‘Carbon Capture’ Is No Fix. Big Oil’s Known for Decades"
  • "Federal Purchases of Single-Use Plastics Targeted by Biden’s GSA"
  • "Biologists’ Fears Confirmed On The Lower Colorado River"
  • Study shows two million ancient and veteran trees in England, ten times more than previously recorded
  • Carnivorous plants that trap prey underground is 1st of its kind discovered
  • Rare orchid rediscovered in Vermont after 120 years
  • Rhode Island sets fastest timeline of any US state to reach 100% renewable electricity
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Conservation News ~ 1 July 2022

7/1/2022

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  • Tanzania's Masaai demand Indigenous rights in UN framework
  • Wolverines win in court to consider Endangered Species Act inclusion
  • New spider species discovered in Thar named after Malayali arachnologist
  • Frogs that lay eggs on land – new genus named after WA teacher whose lab was a campervan
  • "Ukraine War’s Latest Victim? The Fight Against Climate Change."
  • "Heat Waves Around the World Push People and Nations ‘To the Edge’"
  • "Energy, Environment Spending Debate To Sharpen This Week"
  • "DOE Keeps Hiring Oil Industry Public Relations Firm"
  • "These Clergy Are Bridging the Gap Between Religion and Climate"
  • "Forest Service Finds Mining Would Pose Risk To Minnesota Watershed"
  • "‘Biblical’ Insect Swarms Spur Oregon Push To Fight Pests"
  • "New Colombian President Pledges To Protect Rainforest"
  • "Drought And Bark Beetles Are Killing The Oldest Trees On Earth"
  • "Family, Friends Mourn British Journalist Killed In Brazil"
  • "UN Head Declares ‘Ocean Emergency’ As Global Leaders Gather In Lisbon"
  • "Biden, NOAA Announce New Actions On Illegal Fishing"
  • "LNG Explosion Shines Light On 42-Year-Old Gas Rules"
  • Gas Piped Into Homes Contains Benzene, Other Risky Chemicals: Study
  • "Dems Look To Federal Lands For Red-State Abortion Access"
  • "New Tools May Predict Wildfire Season Severity, Rainfall Months Ahead"
  • Enviros Hope New Law Will Clean Up Wastewater Nutrient Pollution in Md.
  • "Court: Land Swap For Ariz. Mine Doesn’t Violate Tribal Rights"
  • "Cement Carbon Dioxide Emissions Quietly Double In 20 Years"
  • "Lynching Locations Proposed As New National Park Sites"
  • Exposure to pollution causes 10% of all cancer cases in Europe
  • New Scorpion Species Found In Western Ghats
  • Mongabay’s new-look Reforestation.app makes finding the right tree-planting project easier
  • Mennonite colony builds bridge, clears forest in Bolivian protected areas
  • Swiss pledge to stop illegal gold imports from Brazil Indigenous reserves
  • Twenty years since a massive ivory seizure, what lessons were learned? (commentary)
  • In Brazil, an Indigenous land defender’s unsolved killing is the deadly norm
  • Home away from home: Researchers trial artificial nests for Lilian’s lovebirds
  • Indonesian zoo breeds dozens of endangered baby Komodo dragons
  • New-to-science toad species discovered on university campus in Peru
  • Room to roam: Biologists and communities create corridors for jaguars in Mexico
  • Indigenous communities in Colombia’s Amazon move closer to self-governance
  • WTO ban on ‘harmful’ subsidies won’t impact small-scale fishers, Indonesia says
  • African court rules in favor of Indigenous land titles, reparations from the Kenyan government
  • Experts fear end of vaquitas after green light for export of captive-bred totoaba fish
  • Podcast: How marine conservation benefits from combining Indigenous knowledge and Western science
  • As Nepal’s tigers thrive, Indigenous knowledge may be key in preventing attacks
  • Planned coal plants fizzle as Japan ends financing in Indonesia, Bangladesh
  • Cameroon’s Nigerian refugees who degraded their camp are now vanguards of reforestation
  • Mich. Court Rules Grand Jury Improperly Indicted Officials In Flint Case
  • "World Pledged To Cut Methane. Emissions Rising Instead, Study Finds."
  • Biden Admin To Hold Its First Oil Drilling Lease Sales On Federal Lands
  • "Pruitt Loses Okla. Senate Primary; Casten Beats Newman"
  • WH Announces New Monkeypox Vaccine Strategy Prioritizing Outbreak Areas
  • "Blaming Russia’s War, G7 Leaders Rescind Another Global Climate Pledge"
  • "DOE: Here’s What’s Happened To EV, Renewable, Fossil Jobs"
  • "Data Shortfalls Vex Biden Bid to Green Government, Officials Say"
  • "Government Policies Will Not Get UK To Net Zero, Warns Damning Report"
  • "To Catch a Snake: Largest Python Found in Everglades Signals a Threat"
  • EPA fines NSW Forestry more than $500000 in one month for destroying South Coast habitat
  • New Species of Wrasse Discovered
  • Two Genes Crucial for Plants Colonizing the Earth 470 Million Ago Have Been Identified
  • Megatooth sharks may have been higher on the food chain than any ocean animal ever
  • Mexican cave contains signs of human visitors from 30,000 years ago
  • "Supreme Court Restricts The EPA's Authority To Mandate Carbon Emissions"
  • "Supreme Court Limits Historic Mcgirt Ruling"
  • Enviros Sue Biden Administration For Resuming Oil And Gas Lease Sales
  • "The Green Revolution Sweeping Sweden"
  • "Biden Aims At China In New Illegal Fishing Policy Framework"
  • "Funds For Climate Justice Flow To Groups Around The U.S."
  • "EPA: Flame Retardant Chemical Poses Unreasonable Risk"
  • "Coca-Cola Among Brands Greenwashing Over Packaging, Report Says"
  • "Why Shrimp Aquaculture Is A Solution That Caused A Huge Problem"
  • "Enviros Train Drone Pilots To Find And Pursue Pollution"
  • India’s largest floating PV plant goes online
  • World’s largest direct air capture plant will capture 36,000 tonnes of CO2 per year
  • Bizarre crab covered in 'hair' is a brand new species
  • Maasai in Tanzania Move to New Homes Amid Eviction Effort
  • "Supreme Court Limits EPA’s Power To Combat Climate Change"
  • "The U.S. Is Ditching Coal. The Supreme Court Ruling Won’t Change That."
  • "How Charles Koch Purchased the Supreme Court’s EPA Decision"
  • Biden Admin Oil, Gas Auctions Kick Off With Thin Industry Response
  • "OPEC Reaffirms Slightly Higher Oil Output"
  • "Zimbabwe's Drought-Hit Farmers Fear Hunger After Poor Maize Harvest"
  • "Why Climate Groups Want Europe To Quit Obscure Energy Treaty"
  • "Every Week, Two More Newspapers Close — And ‘News Deserts’ Grow Larger"
  • As Federal Climate-Fighting Tools Are Taken Away, Cities, States Step Up
  • "Big Cats In Urban Jungle: LA Mountain Lions, Mumbai Leopards"
  • US Supreme Court ruling on environmental protection ‘a setback in our fight against climate change’
  • A pair of orcas are brutally killing great white sharks in South Africa
  • ‘Safety in numbers’ tactic keeps Pacific salmon safe from predators
  • Chances of societal collapse in next few decades is sky high, modelling suggests
  • Using far less chemical fertilizer still produces high crop yields
  • UN biodiversity summit moved from China to Canada
  • World’s largest RO Water desalination plant reaches 50% production capacity
  • Two decades after it vanished, the stunning Spix’s macaw returns to its forest home
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Conservation News ~ 24 June 2022

6/24/2022

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  • Wild mammals are making a comeback in Europe thanks to conservation efforts
  • Dr. Jon Paul Rodríguez, Chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission, is the recipient of the inaugural Wolfgang Kiessling International Prize for Species Conservation
  • Disappointing UN Climate Talks Leave 'Huge Task' For COP27 Egypt Summit
  • "Not Just for the Birds: Avian Influenza Is Also Felling Wild Mammals"
  • "Court Sends EPA Back To Work On Glyphosate Cancer Finding"
  • "Europe Wilts Under Early June Heatwave"
  • "Montana Governor Under Fire For Vacationing During Flood"
  • "Floods in India, Bangladesh Leave Millions Homeless, 18 Dead"
  • Farmers Restoring Hawaii’s Ancient Food Forests That Once Fed An Island
  • "Emperor Penguin Decline A ‘Done Deal’ Without Global Action"
  • Funding Needed For Climate Disasters Has Risen ‘More Than 800%’ In 20 Years
  • UPS Tests Tiny Battery-Powered Cycles For Deliveries In Congested Cities
  • "Unhoused in Phoenix’s Perilous Heat: ‘If I Don’t Keep Cool, I’ll Die’"
  • "Black Farming Projects Look To Recoup Historical U.S. Land Losses"
  • "Clean Energy, Water Projects Get Boost In Spending Bill"
  • WTO Finally Nets Deal Curbing Fisheries Subsidies, But Tables Key Bits
  • "In An Unusual Step, a Top Medical Journal Weighs in on Climate Change"
  • Court Says Calif. Utilities Commission Must Obey State Public Records Act
  • "Canada Lays Out Rules Banning Single-Use Plastics"
  • "Native American Tribes To Co-Manage National Monument For First Time"
  • "U.N. Nature Summit Set For Montreal as COVID-Hit China Steps Aside"
  • "Mountain Gorillas: The Ripple Effect Of Conservation"
  • Survey of California bumble bees fails to detect 8 species historically found in the state
  • New species of microscopic mud dragon discovered in Algarve
  • Forestry industry accuses Ministers of 'total policy failure' on tree planting
  • New species of carnivorous land snail discovered in Kolhapur Sahyadri
  • Floods in India, Bangladesh leave millions homeless, 18 dead
  • WTO finally nets deal curbing fisheries subsidies, but tables key bits for later
  • How unsustainable is Sweden’s forestry? Very. Q&A with Marcus Westberg and Staffan Widstrand
  • Consumer countries mull best approach to end deforestation abroad
  • Indigenous knowledge settles question of a Bornean tree species: Study
  • The war on journalists and environmental defenders in the Amazon continues (commentary)
  • Scotland changes course to save its last native wildcats
  • With sea ice melting, glacial ice could be a lifeline for polar bears
  • Deaths of Phillips and Pereira shine light on a region of the Amazon beset by violence
  • For Ecuador’s A’i Cofán leaders, Goldman Prize validates Indigenous struggle
  • Second Indonesian province moves to retake forests from palm oil companies
  • World’s worst air pollution slashes 7 years off life expectancy in Bangladesh
  • Podcast: New whale calls and dolphin behaviors discovered with bioacoustics
  • Farmers in Mexico fight coffee disease with resistant varieties and agroforestry
  • ‘Lost’ Amazonian cities hint at how to build urban landscapes without harming nature
  • Brazil shows no progress in response to U.N. calls on Indigenous rights
  • Sea restoration projects quilt a ‘mosaic of habitats’ with striking results
  • Draining tropical peatlands for oil palms isn’t just bad — it’s unnecessary, study shows
  • Nepal conservationists work to overturn ‘all snakes are venomous’ mindset
  • California Commission Deadlocks on Protecting Western Joshua Trees as Threatened Species
  • Neonicotinoids likely to harm endangered species
  • Tanzania accused of violence on Maasai protesting eviction
  • "Supreme Court Rejects Appeal From Roundup Maker Over Cancer Claims"
  • Critical Mistakes By USFS Caused Devastating New Mexico Wildfire: Report
  • "Will EPA Use Special Power To Prod Trump Holdovers On Climate?"
  • Young People Go To European Court To Stop Treaty That Aids Fossil Fuel
  • California Must Euthanize 350,000 Hatchery Trout After Bacteria Outbreak
  • "Niger Is In The Eye Of The Climate Crisis – And Children Are Starving"
  • Virginia Governor Rolls Back Plastics Phase-Out, Seeks Recycling
  • "Biden’s New Regulatory Playbook Targets Climate, Opioids"
  • "Friendly Fungi Help Forests Fight Climate Change"
  • "Beyond Boundaries: Earth’s Water Cycle Is Being Bent To Breaking Point"
  • IKEA Focuses on Forestry Management, Energy Efficiency, Adding Renewables
  • Imperiled Southeast Flower Proposed for Endangered Species Protection
  • "Biden Gas Tax Call Lands With A Thud"
  • "Biden Picks First Woman, Person Of Color As Science Adviser"
  • "Brazil's Lula Sets Out 'Net Zero Deforestation' Aim In Election Bid"
  • Enviros, Property Owners Sue To Block $2.5-Billion Dam In Santa Clara Co.
  • "Chesapeake Bay Group Cites Pollution Data Concerns"
  • "U.S. To Expand Monkeypox Testing At Commercial Labs As Outbreak Grows"
  • "From ‘Carp’ To ‘Copi’: Unpopular Fish Getting A Makeover"
  • Every Hour, This Gas Storage Station Emits Half a Ton of Methane
  • "How Fast Fashion Became Faster — and Worse for the Earth"
  • The Human Sensory Experience Is Limited. Journey Into Animals' World.
  • Climate change puts Bangladeshi farmers’ reliance on rice varieties to the test
  • To win island-wide conservation, Indonesia’s Talaud bear cuscus needs to win hearts
  • In Costa Rica, unlicensed fishers and regulators unite over a common enemy
  • Kenyan hunter-gatherers forced to farm now face increased evictions from their forest
  • Nickel, Tesla and two decades of environmental activism: Q&A with leader Raphaël Mapou
  • All eyes on Tesla as it invests in a troubled nickel mine
  • Book Review: ‘Slaves for Peanuts’ gets to the troubling roots of a beloved snack
  • Winter sanctuary in Nepal proves a killing field for yellow-breasted buntings
  • Helping empower the next generation of environmental journalists at Nature’s frontline
  • Mining company destroys Indigenous cemetery during expansion in Honduras
  • Beyond boundaries: Earth’s water cycle is being bent to breaking point
  • EU’s anti-deforestation bill leaves out critical ecosystems, study shows
  • In São Paulo, Indigenous Guarani unite over their reclaimed farming tradition
  • Giant stingray caught in Cambodia is world’s largest freshwater fish
  • A tale of successes and new challenges in Senegal: Q&A with ICCA coordinator Salatou Sambou
  • Indonesia’s Sangihe islanders score legal victory over mining company
  • First gharial hatchlings spotted in nearly two decades in Nepal’s Karnali River
  • Smart Parks, the Dutch technologists tackling poaching with technology
  • ‘The return of land to Indigenous people is key’: Q&A with Shinnecock Kelp Farm’s Tela Troge
  • Miners, drug traffickers and loggers: Is Costa Rica’s Corcovado National Park on the verge of collapse?
  • Massive South African reserve with endangered species lists for $36 M
  • Rare Endangered Whooping Crane Hatches at Virginia Conservation Institute
  • 10-Year Study Finds New Species Of Bottlenose Dolphin On East Coast
  • New species of dragonfly found in Bangladesh
  • U.N. biodiversity talks in Nairobi push for conservation by 2030
  • Building a farmer-friendly future: Q&A with CROWDE’s Yohanes Sugihtonugroho
  • Study: Marine governance in Indonesia pursues exploitation over sustainability
  • For Brazil communities along a mining railway, impacts outweigh any benefits
  • Indonesian palm oil audit a chance to clean up ‘very dirty’ industry
  • Dig, dump, repeat, then watch the forest grow: Q&A with mangrove restorer Keila Vazquez
  • Study shines light, and raises alarm, over online trade of West African birds
  • Biden Administration Tosses Trump Definition of 'Habitat' for Endangered Species
  • New Species of Symbiotic Sea Anemone Discovered Off Coast of Japan
  • "Summer Swelter: Persistent Heat Wave Breaks Records, Spirits"
  • Biden Admin Tosses Trump Definition of ‘Habitat’ for Endangered Species
  • Haaland Lays Out Next Steps On Native Boarding Schools Probe, Legislation
  • "Biden Teams With East Coast Governors To Boost Offshore Wind"
  • "Biden’s Inner Circle Debates Future of Offshore Drilling"
  • At Colorado River Delta, A Pulse Of Water Brings New Life
  • "Trans Mountain Expansion a Money Loser for Taxpayers"
  • Fight To Crack Down On Air Pollution From Toronto’s Traffic Stalls
  • "U.S. Monkeypox Response Mirrors Early Coronavirus Missteps, Experts Say"
  • "UN Rights Body Expert Says He Will Fight For Climate Refugees"
  • Giant New Bacteria Species Is So Big It's Visible To The Naked Eye
  • Australian companies vying for $3.1 billion green hydrogen project in New Zealand
  • 660lbs – scientists say world’s largest freshwater fish is found in Cambodia
  • Scientists discover method to break down plastic in days, not centuries
  • WNC conservationists seek federal protection for native Hickory Nut Gorge salamander
  • Jeffrey Sachs wins 2022 Tang Prize in Sustainable Development
  • Plants appear to be breaking biochemistry rules by making secret decisions
  • The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act has passed in the House
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Conservation News ~ 17 June 2022

6/17/2022

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  • Rare Arizona wildflower protected under Endangered Species Act
  • New species of freshwater sponge discovered in Wyndham
  • Overexploited and underprotected: Study urges action on Asia’s rosewoods
  • The curious case of the Sri Lankan national flower that wasn’t
  • For companies shopping for quality carbon credits, a new guide offers help
  • Even Antarctic snow can’t escape the plastic peril, study shows
  • Report clears Kenyan conservancy of community abuse, but advocates cry foul
  • For Thai fishers facing dwindling catches, a Lao dam looms large
  • Native flower extinct in New Mexico could be brought back through federal protections
  • "Phoenix, Vegas, Denver Post Records Amid Southwest Heat Wave"
  • "‘We Buried Him and Kept Walking’: Children Die as Somalis Flee Hunger"
  • California Fire Season Made Dangerous By Drought, Water Restrictions
  • Chemical Pollutants Linked To Falling Sperm Quality In Research
  • "Tundra Wildfire Creeps Closer Toward Alaska Native Community"
  • Car Tyres Produce Way More Particle Pollution Than Exhausts: Tests
  • "Rare Wetland Plant Found In Arizona Now Listed As Endangered"
  • "The Race Against Time To Breed A Wheat To Survive The Climate Crisis"
  • "Virginia's Critical Wetlands Are Marching Inland"
  • "Brazil Police: Items Owned By Missing Men Found In Amazon"
  • Proposed copper and gold mine threatens the world’s ‘second Amazon’ in PNG
  • World is losing ‘magical’ tradition of human-animal mutualism, study warns
  • Loggers close in on one of the world’s oldest biosphere reserves
  • ‘GPS’ bird points to the sweet spot: Q&A with honey hunter Eliupendo Laltaika
  • In Indonesian Borneo, a succession of extractive industries multiplies impacts, social fractures
  • "Record-Setting Heat Wave Expands East; Over 100 Million Under Alerts"
  • "Western Wildfires Force Evacuations In Arizona, California"
  • "Senate Poised To Pass Bill Helping Soldiers Exposed To Toxic Substances"
  • "Biden Admin Proposes Standards To Increase Home Heating Efficiency"
  • "Yellowstone Floods Wipe Out Roads, Bridges, Strand Visitors"
  • Sky News Australia Is A Global Hub For Climate Misinformation: Report
  • "Aging Dams Could Soon Benefit From $7B Federal Loan Program"
  • "SEC Democrats Worry Climate Reporting Plan Falls Short on Audits"
  • "Family Says Bodies Found In Search For Journalist And Colleague"
  • "How Fashion Giants Recast Plastic as Good for the Planet"
  • New sponge crab species named after being discovered off coast of Western Australian
  • Maasai protesters shot, beaten as Tanzania moves forward with wildlife game reserve
  • Mahogany, a pillar of the rainforest, needs support (commentary)
  • Zoo animals not immune to Sri Lanka’s economic rout as food prices surge
  • ‘That’s a scam’: Indian firm’s REDD+ carbon deal in the DRC raises concern
  • Latest ‘plan for the planet’ calls for protecting 44% of land, home to 1.8b humans
  • Coal mining threatens Ethiopia’s ancient coffee forest
  • Indonesia issues long-delayed rules to protect migrant fishing workers
  • "Conservation Groups Sue Feds To Protect Old-Growth Forests"
  • "Biden Tells Oil Refiners: Produce More Gas, Fewer Profits"
  • "How Extreme Heat Kills, Sickens, Strains and Ages Us"
  • "Leaked List: EPA Eyes Closure Plans For 160 Coal Ash Ponds"
  • "Mine Cleanup Program Still Lacks Biden Appointee"
  • "Russia’s Oil Revenue Soars Despite Sanctions, Study Finds"
  • "One Site, 95 Tons of Methane an Hour"
  • More Than 20 Million US Farm Animals Die On Way To Abattoir Every Year
  • "The 1977 White House Climate Memo That Should Have Changed The World"
  • Hellish Fires, Low Pay, Trauma: Calif. Firefighters Face Morale Crisis
  • Dead Penguins Keep Washing Up on New Zealand’s Beaches.
  • Virgin Islands Flower Finally Gets Endangered Species Protections After 47 Years
  • Lawsuit Launched to Protect Habitat for 12 Endangered Coral Species
  • Environmental groups sue Biden administration over western drilling permits
  • Climate change: Green energy 'stagnates' as fossil fuels dominate
  • New species of bamboo-dwelling bat found in Meghalaya
  • His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Fourth King of Bhutan and Professor Stephen Carpenter win the 3st Blue Planet Prize by the Asahi Glass Foundation
  • "U.S. Issues New Warnings On 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water"
  • "Part of Flooded Yellowstone Likely To Remain Closed All Summer"
  • "LNG Plant Had History Of Safety Issues Before Explosion"
  • "Why the Chesapeake Bay’s Beloved Blue Crabs Are at an All-Time Low"
  • "Global Regulators Set Out Climate Checklist For Banks"
  • Bank Group Accused Of Loopholes And ‘Greenwashing’ In Climate Pledge
  • "Air Pollution Worse For Global Lifespan Than Cigarettes Or Alcohol"
  • "New Data Reveals Extraordinary Global Heating In The Arctic"
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Conservation News ~ 10 June 2022

6/10/2022

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