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Conservation News ~ 21 May 2021

5/21/2021

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  • As the rest of world tackles plastics disposal, the U.S. resists
  • To save chocolate’s future, ‘start now and go big’ on agroforestry (commentary)
  • How to pick a tree-planting project? Mongabay launches transparency tool to help potential supporters decide
  • FSC-certified Indonesian logger may have cleared orangutan habitat: Report
  • DiCaprio, conservationists launch $43M effort to restore Galápagos Islands
  • Over 100 Scientists Urge Biden Administration to Relist Wolves as Endangered Species
  • New species of skink found from Western Ghats
  • "Wild Horses Adopted Under a Federal Program Are Going to Slaughter"
  • "Scientists Urge Restoration Of Federal Gray Wolf Protections"
  • Newburgh, N.Y., Wants Biden's Help To Dig Up Lead Water Pipes
  • EPA Orders Virgin Islands Refinery To Shut Down, Cites ‘Imminent’ Threat
  • Designed For Disaster: These Homes Can Withstand A Category 5 Hurricane
  • "Hurricane Season Spurs Hog Waste Worries In North Carolina"
  • DFO Altered Report To Downplay Risks To Imperilled Steelhead: Docs
  • $2 Billion Project Would Help Save Louisiana Coast - And Stoke Flooding
  • "Chainsaw Massacre: Tree Poaching Hits Canada Amid Lumber Shortage"
  • Australia Unveils Weapons Of Mouse Destruction To Tackle Rodent ‘Plague’
  • Canada declares plastics toxic, paving the way for restrictions
  • Outrage as Cambodian court convicts activists for inciting ‘social chaos’
  • Carbon dioxide and methane surged in 2020
  • Greenland ice sheet on brink of major tipping point
  • Researcher describes four new species of sponge that lay undiscovered in plain sight
  • Twenty firms produce 55% of world’s plastic waste
  • Japan cancels its last coal power plant project
  • Zimbabwe re-introduces rhinos in Gonarezhou park after three decades
  • Sierra Leone sells rainforest for Chinese harbour
  • Singapore is now home to one of the world’s largest floating solar farms
  • ‘Drastic forest development’: Vietnam to plant 1 billion trees — but how?
  • Jane Goodall wins Templeton Prize for work at intersection of science and spirituality
  • As illegal forest conversion for industrial ag worsens, this moment is pivotal (commentary)
  • Graham Sibley leads new podcast celebrating endangered species
  • Satellites keep watch over global reef health in a world first
  • Podcast: Reforestation is booming, but deforestation rose last year
  • Protected areas now cover nearly 17% of Earth’s surface: U.N. report
  • An engaged society is key for the future of African conservation, says WWF Africa’s Alice Ruhweza
  • In Colombia, a successful jaguar conservation program has a whiff of coffee
  • Indonesian president slammed for ‘wait-and-see’ approach on climate action
  • ‘Amazônia must live on’: Photographer Sebastião Salgado returns home with his new book
  • Amazon palm oil has not lived up to its promise of sustainability (commentary)
  • Brazil’s environment minister investigated for alleged illegal timber sales
  • Settlers invading, deforesting Colombian national parks ‘at an unstoppable speed’
  • Brazil environment minister probed for timber trafficking
  • More than half of Caribbean lizards and snakes disappeared after Europeans arrived
  • For Atlantic sea turtles, Sargasso Sea is home during the ‘lost years’
  • Chile’s marine protected areas aren’t safe from its salmon farms
  • Did you know that spix’s night monkeys only weigh around 1 kg?
  • Court orders Interior to rethink wild horse protections
  • 9th Circ. Reverses DOI Win On Endangered Species Notice
  • Five new species of listeria discovered, improving food safety
  • New Arctic Council Reports Underline Growing Concerns At Air Pollution
  • "Even Amid a Pandemic, More Than 40 Million People Fled Their Homes"
  • NOAA’s Hurricane Outlook Calls For 6th Straight Above-Average Season
  • "White House, GOP Infrastructure Talks Hit Crucial Stage"
  • "Biden Admin Takes First Step Toward Light Bulb Efficiency Standard"
  • "Biden Orders U.S. Agencies To Assess, Mitigate Risks Of Climate Change"
  • "Electricity: Documents Reveal Natural Gas Chaos In Texas Blackouts"
  • "Judge Halts Georgia Dredging Plan Over Threat To Sea Turtles"
  • "U.S. Proposes Big Increase In Forest Management To Tackle Wildfires"
  • "Greenland Votes to Move Whaling Away from Tourists’ Eyes"
  • "White House Brings Back Climate Scientist Forced Out By Trump Admin"
  • "Banks Always Backed Fossil Fuel Over Green Projects — Until This Year"
  • "Biden’s Climate Chops Face A Big Test On Old-Growth Forests"
  • Planting A Million Trees In Semi-Arid Desert To Combat Climate Change
  • "Project Reviews May Include Environmental Justice, CEQ Head Says"
  • "Metal Shredding Firm Sues Chicago Over Operating Permit"
  • "Protected Areas Cover A Sixth Of Earth’s Land And Freshwater"
  • "'Free-For-All' Used Car Export Threatens Climate Goals"
  • "Intruder Pests May Drain Trillions From Africa’s Economies, Study Finds"
  • "Overwintering 'Zombie' Fires May Become More Common As Climate Changes"
  • Arctic warming three times faster than the planet
  • Eight endangered Mexican Gray wolves found dead in opening months of 2021
  • Protected areas now cover nearly 17% of Earth’s surface
  • Leonardo DiCaprio aims to restore the Galapagos Islands with $43m pledge
  • "Biden Makes Electric Pitch At Ford Plant: 'There's No Turning Back'"
  • "Nations Must Drop Fossil Fuels, Fast, World Energy Body Warns"
  • "Top Interior Lawyer Nominee Quizzed Over Public Records Law"
  • "Kerry Says US Examining Carbon Border Tax, Sees Risks"
  • "Navajos Say New Arizona Restrictions Will Complicate Voting"
  • Calif. Water Districts Get OK To Sue Dow, Shell On Groundwater Pollution
  • "What to Save? Climate Change Forces Brutal Choices at National Parks."
  • "Banks Fight $4 Billion Debt Relief Plan for Black Farmers"
  • Pesticides Becoming More Toxic For The World's Most Important Insects
  • "The Cicadas Are Out! You Might Not Hear Them Yet, But You Will Soon"
  • "Supreme Court Gives Big Oil a Win in Climate Fight With Cities"
  • "White House Announces Efforts To Curb Emissions In Buildings"
  • "Blinken in Iceland for Climate Talks, Arctic Council Meeting"
  • Worsening Algae Bloom On Lake Okeechobee Threatens Coasts Again
  • "Protecting Workers Exposed To Oregon’s Heat Waves And Wildfire Smoke"
  • Amid Drought Crisis, Some Ranchers Restore Grasslands to Reserve Water
  • "As The Rest Of World Tackles Plastics Disposal, The U.S. Resists"
  • "Greenland Ice Sheet On Brink Of Major Tipping Point, Says Study"
  • "EPA Releases Federal Plan to Reduce Landfills’ Methane Emissions"
  • St. John Parish Group Files Human Rights Appeal Over Denka Air Pollution
  • Cement battery could turn buildings and bridges into gigantic energy storage devices
  • Net-zero emissions by 2050 are possible, landmark report says
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Conservation News ~ 14 May 2021

5/14/2021

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  • 3 Conservation Groups To Sue Kennebec River Dams' Owner, Alleging Endangered Species Act
  • Tesla will no longer accept Bitcoin car payments over environmental concerns   
  • New species of snake described with the help of a 185-year-old painting
  • Is planting trees as good for the Earth as everyone says?
  • New Australian marine parks protect area twice Great Barrier Reef’s size
  • In the Honduran Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve, an illegal road for cattle and drugs
  • On an island scarred by tin mining, mangrove planting preserves shrimp tradition
  • Study shows more than half of Cerrado’s cattle pasture can be restored
  • Ghost fish: after 420 million years in the deeps, modern gillnets from shark fin trade drag coelacanths into the light
  • Behind the scenes video unveils water contamination by ‘sustainable’ Amazon palm oil
  • Service Finds Salamanders Do Not Warrant Endangered Species Act Protection
  • Group urges US to give Joshua trees immediate protection, citing threat from heat, wildfires
  • New Species of 'Water Bear' Named After Local Scientist
  • Ever-evolving Montreal Protocol a model for environmental treaties
  • 98% of Bunge shareholders back proposal to reduce deforestation
  • Latest mass stranding raises concerns for endangered Caspian seals
  • Indonesia says no new coal plants from 2023 (after the next 100 or so)
  • Indonesian researchers study how to help rays released as bycatch survive
  • A Madagascar-sized area of forest has regrown since 2000
  • ‘Bad science’: Planting frenzy misses the grasslands for the trees
  • Parasitic Bee and Two Flowers Under Consideration for Endangered Species List
  • REM singer Michael Stipe helps name new species of ant
  • New Species of Freshwater Fish Discovered: Fergana Stone Loach
  • Indigenous in Salvador: A struggle for identity in Brazil’s first capital
  • Indonesian fishers plead with president on seine nets and other assistance
  • Hantavirus study shows restoring forests can reduce zoonotic disease risk
  • Industrial diets are imprinting on human bodies, new study finds
  • ADB declares coal exit in Asia Pacific, but gas remains in play
  • The climate crisis solutions we need are already here (commentary)
  • Humanity’s challenge of the century: Conserving Earth’s freshwater systems
  • Suckley's Cuckoo Bumblebee Takes Step Toward Endangered Species Act Protection
  • Environment Dept. Releases Proposed Rule To Improve Air Quality In New Mexico's Most Ozone                
  • New species discovered in the human gut microbiome could improve nitrogen availability
  • Trafficking of banned Myanmar teak lands German company with $4m fine
  • Indonesian omnibus law’s ‘whitewash’ of illegal palm oil shocks its architects
  • Scientists use 'Romantic Solution' to Help Endangered Species
  • Critically endangered antelope makes debut at Polish zoo
  • New species of lizards believed found during South Island mountain search
  • Sri Lanka to ban palm oil imports, raze plantations over environmental concerns
  • Amazon deforestation jumps sharply in April
  • EPA Watchdog Calls For Improved Enforcement After Decade-Long Decline
  • "EPA Revokes Trump-Era Policy That Loosened Clean-Air Rules"
  • Emails Show Mining Industry, Home-Builders Shaped Arizona Water Bill
  • OSHA Failed to Protect Food Workers. Can a New Director Keep Them Safe?
  • "As the Climate Warms, Could the U.S. Face Another Dust Bowl?"
  • "Chemical Giants Hid Dangers Of ‘Forever Chemicals’ In Food Packaging"
  • Solar Pushback: How Power Firms Try To Make People Pay For Going Green
  • "Biden Advisory Group Lays Out Environmental Justice Roadmap"
  • "CMP Can Begin Construction On New Segment Of Corridor, Court Rules"
  • "How Should Utility Companies Spend Your Money? A Debate Rages"
  • "U.S. Has Entered Unprecedented Climate Territory, EPA Warns"
  • Colonial Announces Pipeline Restart. Normal Service In 'Several Days'
  • "Company Defies Michigan Governor’s Order To Close Pipeline"
  • EPA to Jackson, Miss.: Water Safe To Drink Despite Numerous Problems
  • "Biden Bets Offshore Wind Will Fix His Climate Jobs Problem"
  • "Study Warns Housing Trends Could Cancel Out CO2 Cuts"
  • St. Croix Refinery Halts Operations After Raining Oil On Residents Again
  • "Biden Signs Exec. Order to Bolster Federal Government’s Cybersecurity"
  • "As Drought Dries California Rivers, Salmon Take Truck Rides To Sea"
  • Young Evangelicals Push To 'Build Bigger Choir Loft' For Climate Action
  • "U.S. Waives Environmental Rule To Ease Fuel Shortages In 12 States"
  • Environmental Justice: EPA Chief Steps Into Contentious Chicago Project
  • N.C. Pets Have High Levels of PFAS in Blood. Has It Made Them Sick?
  • "Facing Rising Temperatures, Miami Appoints Chief Heat Officer"
  • Lawyer Who Sued Chevron Over Ecuador Pollution Faces NY Contempt Trial
  • "Canada Needs To Plug Methane Pollution From Abandoned Wells"
  • "Whitmer Threatens Profit Seizure If Pipeline Keeps Operating"
  • "Conservation Easements: More Than A Tax Dodge, Report Finds"
  • "Reaching Back To The New Deal, Biden Proposes A Civilian Climate Corps"
  • "For Some Anti-Vaccine Advocates, Misinformation Is Part Of A Business"
  • "Final OK Expected for Nation’s First Major Offshore Wind Farm"
  • "F.B.I. Identifies Group Behind Pipeline Hack"
  • Air Pollution From Farms Leads To 17,900 U.S. Deaths Per Year: Study
  • Denka Toxic Releases Targeted By St. John Parish Group, EPA Watchdog
  • China’s ‘Long Term Time Bomb’: Falling Births Slow Population Growth
  • Calif. Climate Change To Trigger More Pesticide Use, Fouling Waterways
  • As Climate Change Threatens Kenyan Tea, Millions Of Workers Seen At Risk
  • "California Governor Declares Drought Emergency In 41 Counties"
  • U.S. Steel Abandons Clean Tech Plans Near Pittsburgh After Health Study
  • "Former Circus Elephants Begin To Arrive At Florida Sanctuary"
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Conservation News ~ 7 May 2021

5/7/2021

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  • Behind the buzz of ESG investing, a focus on tech giants and no regulation
  • Deadly landslide hits Indonesian dam project in orangutan habitat, again
  • South African dehorning initiative aims for ‘zero poached’ white rhinos
  • In Project Amazônia 2.0, communities and technology team up for nature
  • Time is running out for embattled Pacific leatherback sea turtles
  • Death of a Sri Lankan icon highlights surge in elephant electrocutions
  • A year after Ecuador oil spill, Indigenous victims await justice, reparations
  • Arctic biodiversity at risk as world overshoots climate planetary boundary
  • 100-Plus Groups Demand Actions Critical to Protecting Endangered Species, Wildlife Refuges
  • Drugs and agriculture cause deforestation to skyrocket at Honduran UNESCO site
  • US adds Yangtze sturgeon fish to endangered species list
  • Minnesota Zoo strives to save endangered butterflies
  • "E.P.A. to Announce Phase-Down of Powerful Greenhouse Gases"
  • "California Lawmakers Seek Cleanup of Old Dumped DDT Barrels"
  • Forest Offsets Actually Adding Millions of Tons of CO2 Into Atmosphere
  • "RIP Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, 1962-2021"
  • First-Ever US Release of GMO Mosquitoes Begins In Florida Keys
  • "Glacial Lakes Threaten Millions With Flooding As Planet Heats Up"
  • "Dozens of Canada’s First Nations Lack Drinking Water: ‘Unacceptable’"
  • As Extreme Weather Batters Farm Country, Banks Ignore Financial Risks
  • "Water Wonk With Hill, Interior Chops To Lead Army Corps"
  • "Interior Department Appoints First Native American Chief Of Staff"
  • Drugs and agriculture cause deforestation to skyrocket at Honduran UNESCO site
  • ‘Climate emergency’: Hawaii is the first state to call it like it is
  • Chile’s CONAF and IUCN to start a historic process for the country’s Protected Areas
  • Wildlife expert ordered by council to tear up garden full of endangered species wins fight
  • Army Corps Sued for Failure to Protect Waterways, Endangered Wildlife From Pipeline Construction
  • US fights new deadline for rare plant protections in Nevada
  • New species of shrew discovered in Andamans' Narcondam Island
  • New Species of Deepwater Snapper Discovered
  • "EPA Hits Troubled Virgin Islands Oil Refinery With A Violation Notice"
  • "Memphis Pipeline Faces Environmental Justice Reckoning"
  • "Leaked Docs: Gas Industry Secretly Fights Electrification"
  • "A Growing Summertime Risk for Cities: Power Failures During Heat Waves"
  • "U.S. Approves Massive Solar Project In California Desert"
  • "California Senator Seeks Expansion Of Land, Water Protection"
  • Environmentalists Sue Army Corps Of Engineers Over Pipeline Permitting
  • "Biden Plan to Boost Public Transit Funding: Visionary or Wasteful?"
  • "DuPont Loses Plastic Pollution Vote With Record 81% Rebellion"
  • "Breeding Sea Stars in a Lab to Rehabilitate Warming Oceans"
  • Norwegian Scientists Want to Launch Floating Solar Power Plants
  • Chile’s CONAF and IUCN to start a historic process for the country’s Protected Areas
  • Ecuadoran water fund transforms consumers into conservationists
  • Brazil’s Bolsonaro vowed to work with Indigenous people. Now he’s investigating them
  • Did you know how many insects a Giant Anteater can eat in a day? Candid Animal Cam
  • A Colombian national park reveals its natural secrets through camera traps
  • We can prevent the next pandemic (commentary)
  • Relocating mangroves for Indonesian highway ‘not that easy,’ expert warns
  • Casinos, condos and sugar cane: How a Cambodian national park is being sold down the river
  • ‘Zero illegal deforestation’ – One more Bolsonaro distortion (commentary)
  • With baby animals, patience pays: Photographer describes new book of intimate portraits
  • Feds deny protection for salamanders threatened by dam
  • New species of mammal discovered from Narcondam Island
  • New algae species found in Ecuador glacier
  • "Enforcement: Internal EPA Memo Urges Agents To Up Inspections"
  • Chemicals: Biden's 'End Cancer' Pledge Begs For Environmental Oversight
  • "Electricity: Report Offers Biden Framework For A Clean Energy Standard"
  • "Senate Democrats Announce $73 Billion Clean Bus Plan"
  • "America’s New Normal: A Degree Hotter Than Two Decades Ago"
  • "Why Won’t This Giant Oil Pipeline Reveal Its Secret Backers?"
  • Streams And Lakes Have Rights, A County Decided. Now They’re Suing Fla.
  • "Vital Soil Organisms Being Harmed By Pesticides, Study Shows"
  • Nuts About Agroforestry: Can Hazelnuts Transform Midwest Farming?"
  • "Bringing Beavers Back To The Beaver State"
  • Popular opposition halts a bridge project in a Philippine coral haven
  • Absorbent and yellow and … mobile? Sea sponges on the move in Arctic Ocean
  • ‘I never give up’: Q&A with Chinese environmental lawyer Jingjing Zhang
  • The HFC challenge: Can the Montreal Protocol continue its winning streak?
  • Deforestation-free beef stymied by Brazil’s unequal supply chain
  • Water crisis in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara linked to mining, observers say
  • Chinese Greenhouse Emissions Now Larger Than All Developed Countries
  • "Emissions Cuts Could Drop the Impact of Melting Ice on Oceans by Half"
  • "Maine Fishing Interests Seek Total Ban On Offshore Wind Energy"
  • "Environmental Enforcement Tool Still Stymied by Trump Regulation"
  • "A Giant Organic Farm Faces Criticism That It's Harming The Environment"
  • "Controversial Mining Operation Ignoring Orders To Halt"
  • "U.S. EPA To Hand Over Biofuel Exemption Documents To GAO Probe"
  • "U.S. Eyes Nuclear Reactor Tax Credit To Meet Climate Goals -Sources"
  • "Deaths Linked To Soot From Gas, Biomass Overtake Coal"
  • "Secrets Of The Dead Wood: Ancient Oaks Hold Key To New Life"
  • Biden administration announces plans to triple protected
  • Surprising Sand Fly Find Yields New Species of Bacteria
  • Courts can no longer protect companies from climate flak
  • Giant Sequoia found still smoldering after 2020
  • Biden administration lays out 30x30 vision to conserve nature
  • Ecuadoran water fund transforms consumers into conservationists
  • Brazilian Amazon released more carbon than it absorbed over past 10 years
  • Costa Rica local indigenous surfers rescue crying baby Pilot whale
  • New species of pelomedusoid turtle found in Madagascar
  • Zimbabwe considers mass elephant killing, first time since 1988
  • Three new species of soil mites discovered
  • Rare white-beaked dolphins spotted off Essex coast
  • California just hit 95% renewable energy
  • Cleaner ‘Bridge’  fuels are killing up to 46,000 Americans per year
  • Thousands of baby sea starts born at UW lab are sign of hope for endangered species
  • New York Court of Appeals agrees to hear the habeas corpus case of nonhuman rights of Elephant
  • Three new US states enter arms race to criminalize protests
  • Homeland Security to repair damage created by border wall
  • One species of hoolock gibbon is actually two
  • South African government agrees to bring an end to the captive lion breeding industry
  • Parts of Southern Arizona named critical habitat for threatened cuckoo, snake
  • Biden administration cancels border wall construction
  • UK students sue government over human rights impact of climate crisis
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