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Conservation News ~ 24 March 2022

3/24/2022

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  • Endangered green turtles are bouncing back in the Seychelles
  • Scientists Discover New Marine Microbe Species that Could Help Combat Climate Change
  • Poor waste management turns dump sites into death traps for Sri Lanka’s elephants
  • Indigenous communities in Ecuador struggle with the aftermath of another oil spill
  • World’s biggest tropical crop bank opens in Colombia, taking food research high tech
  • Probe finds palm oil firm illegally clearing forest in Sumatra wildlife haven
  • ‘We have a full pharmacopoeia of plants’: Q&A with Māori researcher Nicola Macdonald
  • Road project threatens to derail Nepal’s conservation gains, study says
  • A New Shrub Species- ‘Castela Senticosa’ Discovered by Researchers
  • Chile's new President Boric signs Escazu environmental treaty
  • Two new species of see-through frog named in Ecuador
  • "Biden Supreme Court Nominee Faces Big Climate Questions"
  • 70 Degrees Warmer Than Normal In Antarctica: Scientists Are Flabbergasted
  • "Rain Finally In Forecast For Texas Areas Scorched By Fires"
  • "EPA Union Urges Agency To Scrap Trump-Era Plan To Relocate Houston Lab"
  • "UN Chief: Don’t Let Russia Crisis Fuel Climate Destruction"
  • "Germany Opens Door to Qatar Natural Gas in Pivot From Russia"
  • "There’s a Messaging Battle Right Now Over America’s Energy Future"
  • "EPA Helms White House Indoor Air Plan To Help Fight Covid-19"
  • Report Looks At Water Quality 50 Years After The Clean Water Act Passed
  • "Don Young Leaves Outsize Natural Resources Legacy"
  • 2021 Amazon deforestation map shows devastating impact of ranching, agriculture
  • ‘Studying a ghost’: In Cape Town, urban caracals give researchers lots to ponder
  • Rare Sand Dune-Dwelling Plant in Oregon, California Proposed for Endangered Species
  • "‘Watershed Moment.’ SEC Proposed Landmark Climate Rules"
  • "How War in the World’s Breadbasket “Changes Everything”"
  • 4th Round of UN Talks Fail To Finalize A Treaty To Manage The High Seas
  • "‘Evolving Intelligence’ Puts U.S. Energy Industry On High Alert"
  • "A Chumash Tribe And Conservationists Fight Offshore Wind Turbines"
  • "Top Democrats Probe USPS Fleet Contractor"
  • Black, Low-Income Areas in Fla. Still Haven’t Recovered From Michael
  • Calif. Plan Would Give $100M To Indigenous Leaders To Buy Ancestral Lands
  • Dr. Oz Supports Fracking As Candidate, But Raised Concern As Celeb
  • "Ice Skating at a Rink Is Fun. Gliding Through a Forest? Glorious."
  • Northern long-eared bat, ravaged by a deadly fungus, proposed for endangered species listing
  • New local millipede species discovered, named after conservationist
  • "No Country Met WHO Air Quality Standards In 2021, Survey Shows"
  • "EPA Panel Backs Tighter Soot Standards"
  • DNR: More Groundwater Damaged By Line 3 Pipeline Aquifer Ruptures
  • "Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Radiation Monitoring System Not Working"
  • Tornado Touches Down In New Orleans, Killing One And Damaging Houses
  • Lethal Disease Has Nearly Wiped Out Northern Long-Eared Bats
  • "Chair of U.N. Biodiversity Talks Expects Agreement On Key Target"
  • "Multiyear Ice Thinner Than Thought As Arctic Sea Ice Reaches Winter Max"
  • "EPA Warns Of Permitting Hurdle For Troubled Refinery"
  • "Egypt Erects Sand Barriers As Rising Sea Swallows The Nile Delta"
  • From land mines to lifelines, Lebanon’s Shouf is a rare restoration success story
  • Bird-counting app kindles interest in Nepal’s rich avian life
  • Stamping out savanna fires doesn’t bolster carbon sink by much, study finds
  • Ships sunk in nuclear tests host diverse corals, study says. But do we need them?
  • Indigenous communities transform a Mexican desert landscape into forest
  • Deforestation for palm oil falls in Southeast Asia, but is it a trend or a blip?
  • Multiyear ice thinner than thought as Arctic sea ice reaches winter max: Studies
  • In Brazil, a forest community fights to remain on its traditional land
  • Donors must rethink Africa’s flagging Green Revolution, new evaluation shows (commentary)
  • Chemical recycling: ‘Green’ plastics solution makes more pollution: Report
  • Cambodian project aims to revive flagging fish populations in Tonle Sap Lake
  • ‘Right moon for fishing’: Study finds gravitational impacts on plants, animals
  • In Rio de Janeiro, a forest slowly returns to life, one species at a time
  • Brazil’s ecosystem of crime in the Amazon (commentary)
  • Pharmaceutical water pollution detected deep in the Brazilian Amazon
  • Fourth round of U.N. talks fail to finalize a treaty to manage the high seas
  • Researchers turn to drones for that big-picture view of the forest canopy
  • Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) assumed full management of the Bison Range, formerly known as the National Bison Range
  • Germany backs phasing out combustion engine cars by 2035
  • In Indonesia’s Spice Islands, some farmers are going back to organic
  • Feds Propose Endangered Status for Northern Long-Eared Bat
  • "Biden And Europeans To Announce Major Plan To Redirect Gas To Europe"
  • "UN Sets 5-Year Goal To Broaden Climate Early Warning Systems"
  • Scott Pruitt Called Two Fossil Billionaires While Weighing Senate Run
  • "U.S. Fuelmakers On Hook For Vehicle Emissions In New SEC Rule"
  • "Bitcoin Miners Want to Recast Themselves as Eco-Friendly"
  • "EPA Eyes New Rule For Gas-Fired Power Plants"
  • "Calif. Takes First Moves To Limit ‘Erin Brockovich’ Chemical"
  • "Many BLM Grazing Permits Renewed Without NEPA Review, Group Says"
  • "The Arctic Revolution That’s Changing Climate Science"
  • "‘OK Doomer’ and the Climate Advocates Who Say It’s Not Too Late"
  • Chinese investment in Latin America plagues people and nature: Report
  • Study links many reported fisheries crimes to just a few repeat offenders
  • AI model shows how Amazon dams can be made less environmentally damaging
  • Stronghold for Africa’s rarest falcon discovered in reserve threatened by Mozambique insurgency
  • Millennia of Indigenous history faces erasure as mining grips Brazil’s Tapajós
  • Indigenous land rights take center stage in a new global framework for biodiversity conservation (commentary)
  • Italy builds first offshore wind farm in an effort to move away from Russian gas
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Conservation News ~ 18 March 2022

3/18/2022

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  • "As War Rages, a Struggle to Balance Energy Crunch and Climate Crisis"
  • "Ukraine Reports Seizure Of Major Gas Infrastructure"
  • In Texas, Biden’s EPA Chief Puts Power Plants On Notice For Pollution
  • "Georgia Plans To Temporarily Halt Gas Tax As Prices Soar"
  • UN Ocean Treaty Is ‘Once In A Lifetime’ Chance To Protect The High Seas
  • "The Field Report: What the Invasion of Ukraine Means for the Food Supply"
  • "How Oil Companies Rebranded Deceptive Climate Ads As ‘Free Speech’"
  • "SEC To Consider Historic Rule Requiring Climate Disclosure"
  • "Alaska North Slope Natural Gas Leak Is Under Investigation"
  • How Buffalo Bill and a Civil War General Saved Yellowstone National Park
  • SEA SHEPHERD LAUNCHES AMAZON EXPEDITION
  • "EPA Expands Reach Of Ozone Regulations"
  • "US Tsunami Warning System Needs Major Overhaul, Report Says"
  • "Edible Extinction: Why We Need to Revive Global Food Diversity"
  • Ontario Politicians Have Dodged York Region Sewage Problem For 13 Years
  • "A Growing Force In The Climate Movement: Moms"
  • "Environmental Justice Funds Seen as Just a Start for Advocates"
  • US Ethanol Industry Banks On Carbon Capture To Solve Emissions Problem
  • Bird Flu Found in SW Iowa Commercial Flock Of 920,000 Egg-Laying Chickens
  • "Why Nearly Empty Auto Lots Make This Pump-Price Shock Different"
  • Tree Planting Is Booming. Here’s How That Could Help, or Harm, the Planet
  • Stunning deepwater rose-veiled fairy wrasse confirmed as new species
  • Galapagos tortoises belong to new species
  • Hundreds of Masai ready to leave conservation area
  • Record seizures mark Sri Lanka’s rise as a smuggling hub for star tortoises
  • ‘No planet B’: Groups call for $60bn increase in annual biodiversity funding
  • White House starts key ESA 'critical habitat' review
  • Sequoia National Park Fully Reopens Giant Forest
  • In Brazil, Indigenous Ka’apor take their territory’s defense into their own hands
  • Activists vow to take EU to court to fight its forest biomass policies
  • Luxury wood market driving extinction of rare ipê trees, report warns
  • Nepal’s first bird sanctuary takes flight, raising hope for conservation
  • U of S research seeks to convert agriculture, forestry leftovers into fuel
  • Amazon deforestation starts 2022 on the fastest pace in 14 years
  • "Here's Who Stands To Win From High Gas Prices"
  • "House Dems Seek Probe of USPS Plan For New Mail Truck Fleet"
  • "Manchin Comes Out Against Fed Nominee Sarah Bloom Raskin"
  • "Judge Axes Trump-Era Lease Sales To Protect Sage Grouse"
  • "Iowa's Second 'Ag-Gag' Law Violates 1st Amendment, Federal Court Rules"
  • "UN Gathering Gears Up For Push To Save Planet’s Biodiversity"
  • "Brazil Detects Record Amazon Deforestation in Jan. and Feb."
  • As US Rushes for Energy Minerals, 1872 Law Allows Miners Free Rein
  • "Court: Duke Can’t Make Customers Pay Coal-Ash Cleanup Costs"
  • "Adirondack Rail Trail Takes Another Step Closer To Reality"
  • New Species of Mossy Frog Discovered in Vietnam
  • New Species of Storm Petrel Identified
  • SEC Plans To Force Public Companies To Disclose Greenhouse Emissions
  • "Raskin Withdraws From Fed Nomination After Support Crumbles"
  • "Somalia's Worst Drought In Four Decades Means Millions Need Aid"
  • Coal Mining Emits More Methane Than Gas and Oil Wells, New Study Finds
  • "The U.S. Has Made Big Promises. Where’s The Money?"
  • "As Drought Deepens, Californians Are Saving Less Water"
  • "Chicken, Turkey Farmers Struggle To Keep Birds Safe From Flu"
  • "Groups Sue For Records In Montana Mine Pollution Case"
  • "Illinois AG Asked To Ensure Proper Cleanup Of Oil Spill"
  • "The Big Sneeze: Climate Change To Make Pollen Season Nastier"
  • "Biden’s Greenhouse Gas Climate-Cost Rules Restored, for Now"
  • "Appeals Court Clears Path For Izembek Road"
  • "Biden, Democrats Take Aim At Oil Companies For High Prices"
  • Citing Chevron Tanker, Ukraine Seeks Tougher Restrictions at Russian Ports
  • "Report: Climate Change Threatens These 29 Michigan Chemical Sites"
  • "Lake Powell Hits Historic Low, Raising Hydropower Concerns"
  • "Covid Exposed The Cracks in the US Food System"
  • "Texas And Other States Want To Punish Fossil Fuel Divestment"
  • "$75 Million For Residents Whose Homes Were Built On Landfill"
  • "Why We Still Don’t Yet Know How Bad Climate Migration Will Get"
  • Welsh solar farm exceeds expectations in powering Swansea hospital
  • Fate of Indonesian rainforest the size of Belgium hangs in the balance (commentary)
  • Can a reforestation project stop land grabs? Villagers in the DRC give it a try
  • New law would tie U.S. conservation funding to human rights protection
  • Pandemic hit the pause button on the discoveries of new species
  • Podcast: Tree kangaroos may be key to New Guinea forest conservation
  • Can we plan for a future without trophy hunting? (commentary)
  • Behind viral story of bear visiting Nepal hospital lies bigger ailment
  • Study: Indonesia’s forest-clearing moratorium underdelivered — but so did donors
  • Analysis: Elite power struggle sees Vietnam abandon coal, but leaves collateral damage
  • Brazil Congress fast-tracks ‘death package’ bill to mine on Indigenous lands
  • Climate-positive, high-tech metals are polluting Earth, but solutions await
  • To fight invaders, Munduruku women wield drone cameras and cellphones
  • Farmers rediscover benefits of traditional small grains in Zimbabwe
  • Thai tourism elephants are ‘far better off’ in forests: Q&A with photographer Adam Oswell
  • Civil conflict in Cameroon puts endangered chimpanzees in the crosshairs
  • Tropical deforestation emitting far more carbon than previously thought: Study
  • Sloth, giant armadillo, and fishing cat conservationists win Future for Nature Award 2022
  • In Puerto Rico, a marathon effort builds to restore mangroves and dunes
  • NGOs alert U.N. to furtive 2-million-hectare carbon deal in Malaysian Borneo
  • NZ Department of Conservation rushing to Farewell Spit after report of dozens of pilot whales stranded
  • Beavers are back in London after 400 years to help rewild capital
  • Hope for Kenya’s mountain bongos as five released into sanctuary
  • The New Caledonian storm petrel is a new species
  • Butterflies are vanishing in the western US, but not for the reasons scientists thought
  • Gir lost 283 lions in 2 years – Gujarat govt
  • High pond density benefits the dispersal of aquatic insects in urban areas
  • Judge rules New York took Mohawk land illegally in the 1800s
  • "Largest Federal Utility Chooses Gas, Undermining Biden’s Climate Goals"
  • "Drought in US Is Expected to Persist, and Spread, Through the Spring"
  • "How the Largest Global Meat and Dairy Companies Evade Climate Scrutiny"
  • "EU Countries Back Plan For World-First Carbon Border Tariff"
  • Koch Industries To Stay In Russia, Says Exiting Does ‘More Harm Than Good’
  • 'Sustainable' Funds Are No More Green Than Traditional Products: Study
  • Great Barrier Reef Hit By Bleaching As UNESCO Weighs "In Danger" Listing
  • "EPA Slates 12 New Superfund Sites For Cleanup"
  • "Yemeni City Looks To Ancient Past To Survive Climate Change"
  • "Can Oysters Save New York City From The Next Big Storm?"
  • Oregon Department of Forestry Moves Flawed Endangered Species Plan Forward
  • New Spider Species Uncovered By SDSU Biologist
  • Oregon Department of Forestry Moves Flawed Endangered Species Plan Forward
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Conservation News ~ 11 March 2022

3/11/2022

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  • DNA From Endangered Sharks Found in Cat and Dog Food
  • Kenya launches strategy to reverse land, forestry degradation
  • As rising seas destroy Ghana’s coastal communities, researchers warn against a seawall-only solution
  • El Salvador declares rare ‘red alert’ amid surge in forest fires
  • Cold case: Half-hearted prosecution lets ivory traffickers escape in Uganda
  • Microplastics plus organic pollutants equals 10 times the toxicity, study finds
  • From humble roots, a restoration plan in Brazil aims for 1.5m hectares of forest
  • Can we save coral reefs? | Problem Solved
  • In Nigeria, a decade of payoffs boosted global wildlife trafficking hub
  • Palm oil and pulpwood the usual suspects as Papua deforestation persists
  • Forest enterprise in Mexico attempts to present opportunities for Indigenous communities
  • New IPCC climate report stresses Indigenous & local land rights 58 times: let’s respond with a concrete tenure plan (commentary)
  • Honduras bans open-pit mining, citing environmental and public health concerns
  • Aerosol pollution: Destabilizing Earth’s climate and a threat to health
  • Banning high-deforestation palm oil has limited impact on saving forests: Study
  • A more potent CO2 sink than the Amazon, Brazil’s mangroves remain overlooked
  • Revealed: Timber giant quietly converts Congo logging sites to carbon schemes
  • Thai authorities demolish resorts in parks, but struggle to prosecute encroachers
  • "EPA Science Advisers Unanimously Back Tighter Soot Limits"
  • Activists Deplore the Human and Environmental Toll from Russia's War
  • Natural Gas Giant Waging Sneaky War On A Minor Colorado Climate Policy
  • Agribusiness Giants Tried To Thwart EU Cop26 Deforestation Plan
  • Analysis: Russian Attacks Spur Debate About Nuclear Power As Climate Fix
  • L.A. Has $556 Million Plan To Capture More Storm Water. Will They Do It?
  • "UN Report Paints Dire Picture Of The Gulf Of Mexico’s Future"
  • EPA Chief Tours Failing Sewage Systems In Alabama Black Belt
  • "An Oil Spill Upends An Ancestral Fishing Tradition"
  • Climate Change, COVID Loom Over Alaska's 50th Iditarod Sled Dog Race
  • Scientists discover 100 new species in 'biologically rich' Myanmar
  • New Species of Green Alga Discovered
  • "E.P.A. to Tighten Tailpipe Rules for the Biggest Polluters on the Road"
  • "Pentagon To Shut Down Leaking Fuel Tank Facility In Hawaii"
  • NC Hurricanes Linked to Gastrointestinal Illness in Marginalized Groups
  • "Florida Panhandle Wildfires Force Evacuation Of Hundreds Of Homes"
  • "Carmakers Race to Control Next-Generation Battery Technology"
  • "Inside FDA’s ‘Forever Chemicals’ Catastrophe"
  • "Environmental Groups Press California On Electric Car Rules"
  • Satellites Show Amazon Rainforest Is Hurtling Toward A ‘Tipping Point’
  • Ukraine War Highlights Vulnerability Of Critical Energy Infrastructure
  • "Could Ex-President Lula's Return Mean A Green New Deal For Brazil?"
  • Indonesian fishing boat found with banned trawl net highlights enforcement challenges
  • Greek conservationists collaborate to protect endemic species in face of climate change
  • Gold used in Italian wedding rings linked to Amazon deforestation
  • ‘Comical’ bat not seen in 40 years is found again in a Rwandan park
  • Indonesian program’s promise of food security backfires for local farmers
  • EVs from Everest? Chinese lithium find in Himalayas raises concerns over water
  • ‘Small-scale fishers have a Ph.D. in the ocean’: Q&A with Vatosoa Rakotondrazafy
  • Indigenous-led report warns against ‘simplistic take on conservation’
  • The world says yes to a cradle to grave plastics treaty: Now the work begins
  • Brazil’s Atlantic Forest gets a chance at a fresh start through restoration
  • Campaigners against dog meat trade take on one Indonesian city at a time
  • In destroying the Amazon, big agribusiness is torching its own viability
  • Fate of mine, plantation concessions revoked by Indonesia to be finalized soon
  • ‘Prospect of existence’: Nameless grasshopper sparks taxonomic debate
  • Globally acclaimed community forest groups in Nepal say new rules threaten their autonomy
  • In plan for African wildlife corridors, there’s more than one elephant in the room
  • An Indigenous basket-weaving tradition keeps a Philippine forest alive
  • "US Strikes Harder At Putin, Banning All Russian Oil Imports"
  • "Biden Leans Into Climate Policy To Undercut Putin"
  • "Lawmakers Release Fiscal 2022 Spending Deal"
  • Ukraine Warns Of Risk Of Radiation Leak At Occupied Chernobyl Plant
  • "US Officials Reverse Course On Pesticide’s Harm To Wildlife"
  • Fears For Bees As US Set To Extend Use Of Toxic Neonicotinoid Pesticides
  • Biden Taps Expert To Head EPA’s Air Office As It Tackles Climate Rules
  • "22 U.S. States Back Stringent EPA Vehicle Emissions Rules"
  • Redlining Means 45 Million Americans Breathe Dirtier Air, 50 Years Later
  • "The Elephant in the Courtroom"
  • Photos: On Colombo’s outskirts, an urban birding paradise flourishes
  • In a national park plagued by encroachers, Indonesia tries a new approach
  • Study finds major brands selling cat food that contain protected sharks
  • The isolated tapirs of the Atlantic Forest face an uncertain future
  • Climate change set to upend global fishery agreements, study warns
  • 'It's astonishing': endangered bat not seen in 40 years found in Rwanda
  • EPA Restores California’s Authority To Set Its Own Auto Pollution Rules
  • "Biden Pushes Congress To Help Burn Pit Veterans"
  • "Shining a Light on Suicide Risk for Wildland Firefighters"
  • "Half of Americans Exposed to Harmful Levels of Lead as Children"
  • Fire Unleashed Flood Of Toxic Runoff, Triggering Environmental Disaster
  • "Chevron Phillips to Pay Millions for Air Pollution in Texas"
  • "Russia Crisis May Drive A U.S. Natural Gas Surge"
  • "Omnibus Package Opens Spigots For Water Project Earmarks"
  • Biden Administration Stops Short of Electric Vehicle Mandates for Trucks
  • "A 30-Year-Long Fishing Dispute Fizzles Out"
  • From teak farms to agroforestry: Panama tests reforestation strategies
  • WWF report calls forests a vital public health solution
  • Moore Foundation pledges extra $300m to boost conservation of Amazon
  • Tiger and bear rescue spotlights captive wildlife tourism woes in Thailand
  • In West and Central Africa, palm oil investors buckle under community pressure
  • South America hosts nearly half of 9,000 tree species unknown to science
  • Indonesian ex-minister gets sentence cut for ‘good work’ fueled by corruption
  • SC Forestry Commission employee charged for a string of suspicious wildfires
  • Millions suffering in deadly pollution 'sacrifice zones', warns UN expert
  • Newly discovered rainbow-colored fish lives in the ocean's 'twilight zone'
  • Researchers discover new plant species in critically imperiled ecosystem
  • Harvesting energy from the air: metasurface-based antenna turns ambient radio waves into electric power
  • Tiny mite triggers domino effect in the high Andes
  • US finally stitches renewable energy seams together
  • Using nanobots to help clean heavy metals from polluted water
  • Smithsonian unveils stunning collection of 120 statues honoring women in STEM
  • China tunnels into sacred Tibetan mountain in Sichuan
  • Really Really rare seahorse spotted off UK coast
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Conservation News ~ 4 March 2022

3/4/2022

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  • "Biden: Sanctions Will ‘Allow Energy Payments To Continue’"
  • "Russian Forces Take Chernobyl Zone, Ukraine Says, Raising Fears"
  • "IPCC: Climate Change Report To Sound Warning On Impacts"
  • "The U.S. Proves It's Finally Ready for Offshore Wind"
  • "European Renewables Stocks Surge as Ukraine War Fuels Energy Reckoning"
  • Greenhouse Gases From Oil and Gas Far Exceed Regulators' Estimates
  • "In Antarctica, Does A Burgeoning Krill Fishery Threaten Wildlife?"
  • "U.S. Environmental Enforcement Activity Has Dropped, Study Shows"
  • "Alaska Worries For Its Salmon Run As Climate Change Warms Arctic Waters"
  • "Night-Time Attack On Controversial Canadian Gas Pipeline Site"
  • Draft Recovery Plan proposed for 50 endangered and threatened species in Hawaiʻi
  • New species of bird detected in Chitwan
  • Threatened wetlands in Paraguay’s Lake Ypacaraí raise legal questions
  • Indigenous knowledge ‘gives us a much richer picture’: Q&A with Māori researcher Ocean Mercier
  • Pay or punish? Study looks at how to engage with farmers deforesting the Cerrado
  • Refuge of endangered ‘African unicorn’ threatened by mining, poaching, deforestation
  • In Kenya, a community regrew its forest — and redefined reforestation success
  • Latest Nigeria oil spill highlights ‘wretched’ state of the industry
  • Ultrasounds for endangered abalone mollusks
  • South Africa grants permits to hunt 10 critically endangered black rhino
  • Six of California's biggest-ever fires burned in the last 3 years. Thinning is needed
  • New species of scorpion discovered in Maharashtra
  • Aussie scientists define new bright blue octocoral – a soft coral –  species
  • US EPA renews effort to protect endangered species from pesticides
  • Peppered chub listed as endangered, Canadian River as critical habitat
  • Climate Change: IPCC Report Warns Of ‘Irreversible’ Impacts Of Warming
  • "Supreme Court Will Hear Biggest Climate Change Case in a Decade"
  • "UN To Agree On Plan For 'Historic' Plastics Treaty"
  • US Oil Industry Leaps On Invasion Of Ukraine To Argue For More Drilling
  • "Invasion Puts Ukraine’s Nuclear Reactors at Risk, Monitors Warn"
  • "Sale of Leases for Wind Farms Off New York Raises More Than $4 Billion"
  • Canon Thinktank Pressured To Remove ‘Dangerous’ Climate Articles
  • "Chicken Frenzy: A State Awash in Hog Farms Faces a Poultry Boom"
  • Will Farmed Totoaba Stop Extinction of World’s Most Endangered Porpoise?
  • "After a Shaky Start, Airborne Wind Energy Is Slowly Taking Off"
  • Chocolate frog? New burrowing frog species unearthed in Amazon's rare peatlands
  • "Supreme Court Questions Scope of EPA’s Climate Change Powers"
  • World's Insect Population Is In Decline, and That's Bad News For Humans
  • "Oil and Gas Majors Race Out of Russia"
  • "Major Hurdle Cleared In Plan To Demolish 4 California Dams"
  • Fight To The Finish For A Rare Daisy And A Gold Mine Near Death Valley
  • "Biden Could Score a Climate Victory in a Single Word: Plastics"
  • Sierra Snowpack Vanishing. 3rd Year Of Calif. Drought Looks Inevitable
  • Dems Introduce $500 Million Air Quality Bill, Citing ProPublica Probe
  • "Rash-Causing Moth Spreading Due To Warming, Scientists Find"
  • "One Way To Combat Russia? Move Faster On Clean Energy"
  • US, World Powers To Tap Oil Reserves In Bid To Ease Gasoline Prices
  • Why Western Sanctions Aren’t Hitting Russia Where It Would Hurt Most
  • "SOTU: What Biden Said — And Didn’t Say — On Climate"
  • "IG: FOIA ‘Awareness Program’ Troubled Some Interior Staff"
  • GAO Concerned by Flood Risk Management at Hazardous Chemical Facilities
  • "'Biggest Green Deal Since Paris': UN To Approve Plastic Treaty Roadmap"
  • "Oil Industry Stirs Blowback After Weaving War Into U.S. Lobbying"
  • Biden Admin Won’t Appeal Judge’s Ruling Revoking Gulf Of Mexico Leases
  • "Biden Push of Trump Nuke Waste Plan Irks Tribe, Washington State"
  • Florida’s Beloved Key Deer May Be Close To Climate Extinction
  • Brazil’s agroforestry farmers report many benefits, but challenges remain
  • Mongabay’s What-To-Watch list for March 2022
  • Latest seismic survey blocked in South Africa court on fishers’ challenge
  • A community in Mexico reforests its land against the advance of illegal logging
  • Loss of Sumatran rhinos leaves several plant species without a seed disperser
  • Forest clearing for crop program in Papua may unleash massive emissions
  • To save the oceans, we need MPAs that emphasize actual protection of marine ecosystems (commentary)
  • Researchers puzzle over sea-crossing migration of crimson rose butterflies
  • In Brazil, evicted Indigenous residents fight to reclaim their community
  • Chocolate frog? New burrowing frog species unearthed in Amazon’s rare peatlands
  • Climate change a threat to human well-being and health of the planet: New IPCC report
  • Four new MPAs in Maluku boost Indonesia’s bid to protect its seas
  • ‘I am pro-mining’: Indigenous opposition to Philippine mine project falters
  • Bridges in the sky carry sloths to safety in Costa Rica
  • In a biodiversity haven, mining drives highest ever recorded levels of mercury
  • For fire-ravaged northern Thailand, there’s now an app to battle the blaze
  • Potato farmers conquer a devastating worm—with paper made from bananas
  • Ford announces a historic restructuring as it pivots to an electric future
  • Terraformation Targets $100 Million for Early Stage Forestry Fund
  • Environment Agency downgrading 93% of prosecutions for serious pollution
  • New Species of Orchid Discovered in Ecuador
  • Colombian palm oil company under investigation for polluting rivers
  • Oil Jumps To $110 As OPEC Holds Output Steady Despite Russia’s War
  • "The World Is Awash in Plastic. Nations Plan a Treaty to Fix That."
  • "Death Toll Rises Following Historic Flooding In Australia"
  • "Climate Responses That Backfire Are a Growing Problem, IPCC Says"
  • Colorado Oil And Gas Regulators Approve ‘Strongest’ Financial Rules
  • "RCMP Spending to Protect CGL Pipeline Tops $21 Million"
  • NIH Reviews Potentially Risky Experiments On Viruses, Other Pathogens
  • "Ukraine War Upends Biden’s Agenda On Energy, Climate Change"
  • "Wildfires May Slow Recovery Of Ozone Layer - Study"
  • "A Historic Chance to Protect America’s Free-Flowing Rivers"
  • Montana governor kills mountain lion being monitored by national park staff
  • TotalEnergies Invests in Sustainable Forestry in Southeast Asia
  • UNEP Marks 50 Years of Fighting for Safe Environment
  • UN Environment Summit Adopts Historic Agreement on Plastic Waste
  • "Russian Troops Seize Site Of Nuclear Plant Fire; West Condemns Attacks
  • "Lawmakers Push to Ban Russian Oil Imports, Amid White House Resistance"
  • Arctic Council In Upheaval Over Russia Amid Climate Change In Region
  • Docs Reveal Names of 3 EPA Officials Who Downplayed Chemical Hazards
  • "Why $100 a Barrel Oil Could Be Bad for the Energy Transition"
  • "EPA Confirms Filters Reduce Lead In Michigan City’s Water"
  • "EPA To GE: Good To Go On Housatonic River Cleanup"
  • "House Approves Bill To Help Veterans Exposed To Toxics"
  • Analysis: Big Oil's Plastic Boom Threatens U.N.'s Pollution Pact
  • "This Map Shows Where Biodiversity Is Most at Risk in America"
  • Ga Park site will double in size to save indigenous mounds
  • Peppered Chub wins Endangered Species Act protection
  • Manatee poop shows lettuce program for starving seacows may be working
  • Bat falcon is spotted for the first time 
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