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Conservation News ~ 26 November 2021

11/26/2021

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  • New iridescent worms discovered in Gulf of California
  • DNA assessment confirms Gabon as last stronghold of forest elephants
  • Study confirms anti-inflammatory property of traditional Samoan remedy
  • DRC environment minister panned for allegedly facilitating illegal concessions
  • EU proposes ambitious ban on products tied to legal and illegal deforestation
  • Indigenous people get less than 1% of climate funding? It’s actually worse (commentary)
  • Technology and tradition team up to watch over a sacred island’s sea turtles
  • Jaw bombs, the deadliest threat to Sri Lanka’s elephants, are scaling up
  • Report: Orangutans and their habitat in Indonesia need full protection now
  • Indonesian official busted over alleged bribe for palm oil permit
  • Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon at highest level since 2006                         
  • Lawsuit Aims to Speed U.S. Protection for Foreign Birds, Butterflies
  • A study reveals that Gabon is home to 95,000 African forest elephants, making it the largest
  • "Flood-Hit Canada Province Braces For Heavy Rain, Three Bodies Found"
  • "How The House Spending Bill Addresses Climate Change"
  • "Wildfires Torched Up To A Fifth Of All Giant Sequoia Trees"
  • "Brazil Accused Of 'Greenwashing' The Amazon's Deforestation"
  • RCMP Arrest Journalists, Land Defenders Following Gidimt’en Eviction
  • Canada’s Tar Sands Destruction Challenges Existence of Land and People
  • "A Power Struggle Over Cobalt Rattles the Clean Energy Revolution"
  • Company Cancels Plans For $2.5 Billion Oil Terminal In Plaquemines Parish
  • "The Real Reason Gas Prices Are So High Right Now"
  • "COP26: The Truth Behind The New Climate Change Denial"
  • Two New Species of Tree Frogs Discovered in Australia
  • New garlic species is found and already it's endangered
  • In search of Taiwan’s lost clouded leopards, anthropology uncovers more than camera traps (commentary)
  • Jaguars in Mexico are growing in number, a promising sign that national conservation strategies are working
  • How to ensure the Glasgow forest declaration is a success (commentary)
  • With La Niña conditions back, is it good news for tropical forests?
  • At a ‘certified’ palm oil plantation in Nigeria, soldiers and conflict over land
  • In Indonesia’s ‘Dragon Village,’ customs and nature are at the center of life
  • Powell Committed To Tackling Climate Change In Talks With Biden: WH
  • "Supreme Court Hands Win to Tennessee in Water Resource Fight"
  • "Northeast States Abandon Cap-And-Trade Plan For Cars"
  • U.S. To Release 50 Million Barrels Of Oil From Reserve - White House
  • "The Plague Is More Likely Now Thanks to Climate Change"
  • RCMP Tracked Photojournalist Amber Bracken In Investigations Database
  • Jaguars In Mexico Are Growing In Number; Conservation Strategies Working
  • How U.S. Yen for Leather in Luxury SUVs Worsens Amazon Deforestation
  • "Insuring New York Against Climate Change"
  • "Long Thought Extinct, A Native Corn Re-Emerges"
  • Wildfires killed thousands of sequoias in southern Sierra Nevada
  • Senate confirms first Native American to lead National Park Service
  • UNITED KINGDOM DECLARES OCTOPUSES, SQUIDS ARE SENTIENT BEINGS
  • First Endangered Tiger Footprints in 50 Years Found in Northeast Siberia
  • New species of green microalga identified in São Paulo
  • Kenya’s Indigenous Ogiek partner with government rangers to restore Mau Forest
  • Podcast: Bill McKibben and Trebbe Johnson on action and ‘radical joy’ after COP26 climate summit failure
  • Questions over who gets the billions pledged to Indigenous causes at COP26
  • Some hummingbird females display male coloring to avoid being harassed
  • For world’s rarest gorillas, camera traps prove pivotal for protection
  • Liberia loggers felling trees outside concession as government stands by
  • "Biden Announces Oil Release From Strategic Petroleum Reserve"
  • "EPA Forces Natural Gas Plants To Make Pollution Data Public"
  • Canada's Trudeau Vows Flood Aid, Climate Action After Third Election Win
  • "DEP Commissioner Suspends Permit for $1 Billion Transmission Line"
  • "Boston Mayor Divests Vulnerable City From Fossil Fuels"
  • Secretive Texas Company Owns Largest Share of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
  • "State Attorneys Want Biden to Further Undo Trump’s NEPA Rule"
  • "Giant Pipeline In U.S. Midwest Tests Future Of Carbon Capture"
  • 20+ People Sickened By Sewage-Tainted Oysters After Md. Failed To Warn
  • "These Americans Are Just Going Around in Circles. It Helps the Climate."
  • Wolf OR93 Found Dead In Kern County, California
  • Environmental activists face 'fever pitch' of repression from Australian governments
  • Advocates welcome halt to shortfin mako shark fishing, call for longer ban
  • ‘Our land, our life’: Okinawans hold out against new U.S. base in coastal zone
  • For South Africa’s dwindling renosterveld, there’s now a ‘panic button’ app
  • Wildlife trade hub Vietnam is also hub of impunity for traffickers, report says
  • In a warming world, deforestation turns the heat deadly, Borneo study finds
  • In Brazil, an agribusiness haven’s green pivot leaves many skeptical
  • In Brazil’s wildlife care centers, struggles and successes go unseen
  • Forests for sale: How land traffickers profit by slicing up Bolivia’s protected areas
  • If marine noise pollution is bad, deep-sea mining could add to the cacophony
  • Chile’s burrowing parrot marks 35 years of a slow but successful recovery
  • Fighting climate change is a dirty job, but soils can do it | Problem Solved
  • Details emerge around closed-door carbon deal in Malaysian Borneo
  • Venezuelans hit by cooking gas shortages look to forests for firewood
  • Community tree nursery and garden bring a ray of hope to Zimbabwean village
  • Atlantic fishing nations agree to ban catches of mako, world's fastest sharks
  • Rolls Royce all-electric Spirit of Innovation just pushed the envelope to fastest electric vehicle at 345 mph
  • Dramatic video shows militarized Canadian Police raid Wet’suwet’en land defenders and journalists
  • Virunga ranger Chief Brigadier Muyazimiza Kanyaruchinya is murdered by poachers
  • Treating beef like coal would make a big dent in greenhouse gas emissions
  • After a year of protests, Modi finally caves in to farmers’ demands
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Conservation News ~ 19 November 2021

11/19/2021

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  • ‘Standing with your feet in the water’: COP26 struggles to succeed
  • The Amazon has highest October forest loss since at least 2007
  • New study helps cattle ranchers monitor ecological impact on U.S. rangelands
  • Hospital waste, not masks, are plastic scourge of pandemic: Study
  • Work starts on new sanctuary for captive breeding of Sumatran rhinos
  • Côte d’Ivoire braces to save what’s left of its single-digit forest cover
  • You can move an elephant to the jungle, but it won’t stay there, study says
  • Legal challenge to South Africa mine expansion looks to set new landmark
  • Forest declarations are nice, but profitability determines land use in the Amazon (Book excerpt)
  • In Mozambique, mystery of tuskless elephant points to poaching as the culprit
  • Judge asked to restore endangered species protections for gray wolves
  • Endangered Species and Sea Life's Livelihood in River Thames Could Be at Risk
  • A new species of fig discovered on Uluru
  • Arabian cobra becomes 12,000th animal added to ark of at-risk species
  • Larger conservation areas didn't protect animals in central Africa
  • For Kenyan farmers, organic fertilizer bokashi brings the land back to life
  • Judge asked to restore endangered species protections for gray wolves
  • Freshwater Mussel Gains Endangered Species Act Protection in North Carolina, Virginia
  • The last spotted ground thrush on Malawi’s lonely mountain
  • Ambitious English rewilding project aims to give 20% of land ‘back to nature’
  • Indigenous mine opponents targeted in raids during state of siege in Guatemala
  • Countries fail to agree on Antarctic conservation measures for fifth straight year
  • Palm oil firm that dried out its land held not liable for fires that followed
  • In rural Nigeria, the magic of cinema builds support for ape conservation
  • Honey bees find food more easily in cities, thanks to abundant urban gardens
  • EPA finds herbicides may harm endangered species, angering ag groups
  • 2 new beetle species discovered in Negros
  • State Parties in the Pacific reassess their priorities concerning the World Heritage
  • Plankton are the superstars of the ocean and MAPMAKER is the tool that follows them
  • Nature-based Solutions must be credible, measurable and inclusive – IUCN
  • Global launch of the Great Blue Wall
  • As world leaders in Glasgow commit to restoration of terrestrial ecosystems, IUCN launches the first of its kind typology of restoration actions
  • "Coming Off Climate Talks, US To Hold Huge Crude Sale In Gulf"
  • Biden Submits Treaty Fighting Climate Super-Pollutants For Senate OK
  • Amazon Birds Shrinking As Climate Warms: Warning From Scientists
  • "The Pacific Northwest Is in the Midst of a ‘Cascading Hazard’"
  • "Regulators Seek To Suspend Trump Rule On Railway Natural Gas"
  • "The Pesticide Ban Movement Gains Momentum"
  • "‘It’s Like Hunting Aliens’: Inside The Town Besieged By Armadillos"
  • "Congress Poised To Dramatically Alter Clean Energy Subsidies"
  • "A Fish Farm Next To Acadia? Lobstermen, NPS Give A Loud ‘No’"
  • Pollution Experts Won't Let Science Museum Show Work Over Shell Links
  • "Biden Signs Infrastructure Bill, Promoting Benefits For Americans"
  • "EPA Finalizes Its First National Recycling Strategy"
  • "Day 1 Takeaways From Tribal Nations Summit"
  • "Flooding, Outages, And Rescues Mount In Severe West Coast Weather"
  • "Drilling For ‘White Gold’ Is Happening Right Now At The Salton Sea"
  • Opinion: "Social Media Is Polluted With Climate Denialism"
  • New Delhi Air Pollution Is So Bad, Officials Call For Citywide Lockdown
  • "Memphis Residents Wage Fight Against TVA Coal Ash Storage"
  • Nations Fail To Agree On Antarctic Conservation For Fifth Straight Year
  • "Could ‘Smokey Beaver’ Help Fight Wildfires?"
  • Nations Strike Climate Deal, but World Remains Far From Limiting Warming
  • "Sinking Tuvalu Laments Watered Down U.N. Glasgow Climate Pact"
  • Glasgow Climate Promises Now Rest With a Handful of Powerful Leaders
  • "John Kerry Says Fossil Fuel Subsidies Are The ‘Definition Of Insanity.’"
  • "Flooding and Nuclear Waste Eat Away at a Tribe’s Ancestral Home"
  • Messonnier, Birx Detail Political Interference In Coronavirus Response
  • "U.S. Court Voids Emissions Rules For Heavy-Duty Truck Trailers"
  • "$1B Transmission Smack Down May Upend Northeast Renewables"
  • Biden Plans to Bar New Drilling Around Major Native American Cultural Site
  • "Days After Climate Summit, Biden To Hold ‘Carbon Bomb’ Gulf Oil Sale"
  • Rare Sierra Nevada red foxes survive massive Dixie fire that burned habitat
  • "Biden Lauds Electric Cars In Michigan As Climate Agenda Hits Road Bumps"
  • White House Takes Aim At Oil Industry As Gas Prices Create Rifts
  • "How Bad Is The Pacific North-West Flooding And What Caused It?"
  • "Biden’s First — and Maybe Last — Gulf Oil Sale Draws Big Bids"
  • "New Energy Regulator Gets Tie-Breaking Vote on Grid’s Future"
  • NHL Partnership With Chemical Company Leaves Environmental Watchdogs Cold
  • "After Record Low, Monarch Butterflies Return To California"
  • "EPA Overturns Approval Of Mississippi Yazoo Pumps Project"
  • "Ethanol: Brazil’s Sugar-Based Biofuel Built On Labor Abuse"
  • American Shad On Brink Of Collapse In The James River, Nonprofit Says
  • Scientists Discover Unknown Plant Species Growing on Australia's Sacred Uluru
  • The Greater Mekong region: A hotspot of wildlife and crime
  • Primary-colored poison: Lead paint still a major threat to Indonesian kids
  • In Sumatra, a snare trap costs a baby elephant her trunk, then her life
  • Carnivores avoid rush hour by taking to roads at night
  • Indonesia slashes 2021 mangrove restoration target, vows to make up in 2022
  • Court convenes historic hearing in Indigenous territory on land consent issue
  • Think that GIF of the smoking chimp is funny? The chimp wasn’t laughing
  • Study evaluates role of rivers in creating the Amazon’s rich biodiversity
  • Monarch butterflies return to California after record low
  • Young forests can help heal tropical aquatic ecosystems: Study
  • Amazon deforestation unexpectedly surges 22% to highest level since 2006
  • Hope old and new: COP26 focused on two largely unsung climate solutions
  • New Himalayan snake found via Instagram
  • How sharing and learning from failures can transform conservation (commentary)
  • “Earthshine” from the Moon shows our planet is dimming, intensifying global warming
  • Bali’s new highway project sparks concerns about agriculture and conservation areas
  • Outcry in Sri Lanka as suspected elephant kidnappers get to keep the animals
  • An unlikely safari in Brazil is helping save the Pantanal’s jaguars
  • Marine Biologists Discover New Species of Octopus
  • State Endangered Species Protection Sought for Rare Central California Lizard
  • New Himalayan snake found via Instagram
  • House Readies Friday Vote On Social, Climate Bill After Mccarthy Delay
  • "EPA Moves To Erase Trump-Era WOTUS Rule"
  • "U.S. To Back Global Treaty Aimed At Curbing Plastic Pollution"
  • Biden USFS To Propose Road Ban On Much Of Alaska Tongass National Forest
  • "The Forgotten Oil Ads That Told Us Climate Change Was Nothing"
  • "During COP26, Facebook Served Ads With Climate Falsehoods, Skepticism"
  • "Senate Confirms Park Service Director After Years Of Acting Heads"
  • "How Air, Water And Climate Pollution Shape Our Mental Health"
  • "Regional EPA Bosses Named for New York, Southeast, and Mountain West"
  • "Protesters Disrupt The World’s Largest Coal Port" (Video)
  • Floating wind farms could make California 100% renewable by 2045
  • USFWS withdraws flawed Red Wolf Rule
  • New colony of koalas discovered in Sydney
  • Lions at Singapore Zoo test positive for COVID
  • Palm cockatoo populations projected to halve in 50 years
  • 3 dead, hundreds injured after storms rouse scorpions in Egypt
  • Three snow leopards die of COVID at children’s zoo in Nebraska
  • British Colombia to shut down all fur farms
  • New mineral discovered in Deep Earth diamond
  • Natural gas customers in Texas get stuck with $3.4 billion cold-snap surcharge
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Conservation News ~ 12 November 2021

11/12/2021

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  • Study shows ‘encouraging’ results of China’s bid to protect coastal wetlands
  • For Bison Day 2021, conservation and reconciliation through buffalo eyes (commentary)
  • In Mexico City’s urban sprawl, an unexpected illegal logging network thrives
  • Stretch of Borneo’s Mahakam River eyed for protection to save Irrawaddy dolphins
  • Indonesia’s flip-flop on zero-deforestation pledge portends greater forest loss
  • Outgunned by militants, rangers fear for chimpanzees in southwest Mali
  • Behind grand declarations at COP26, a long track record of failure
  • Study shines a light on Indonesia’s murky shark fishery and trade
  • Indigenous lands under siege as buffalo frenzy grips the Amazon
  • Infrastructure Bill Makes 1st Major US Investment in Climate Resilience
  • Nations’ Climate Pledges Built On Flawed Data, Post Investigation Finds
  • "COP Carbon-Market Talks Struggle as U.S. Lines Up Behind EU"
  • "CDC Changes Its Definition Of Lead Poisoning In Young Children"
  • Okla. Proposes Letting Gas Utility Charge $1,400 ‘Exit Fee’ To Go Electric
  • "Climate Lawsuits Poised to Create ‘Tobacco Moment’ for Big Oil"
  • "Frustrations Grow As Marchers Demand Faster Climate Action"
  • Trudeau Promised To Cap Emissions, But Oil Companies Have Other Plans
  • "Saudi Arabia’s Climate Plan Relies On More Oil"
  • "More Eyes on Polluters: The Growth of Citizen Monitoring"
  • New species of rare tadpole-carrying frog discovered in northern NSW
  • In Peru’s Amazon, deforestation and crime sweep through Indigenous communities
  • New restoration “Playbook” calls for political, economic, and social change
  • COP26: As carbon emissions rise unabated, scientists eye a methane removal fix
  • Under Bolsonaro, Indigenous Yanomami see surge in child malnutrition deaths
  • Relying on green labels to address our thirst for the products of deforestation would be a disaster (commentary)
  • Scientists urge Biden to remove logging, fossil fuels, biomass from budget bills
  • FARC peace deal in Colombia sparked war on forests, report says
  • In China, agroforestry serves up tea with a spoonful of sustainability
  • Indonesia’s leader touts green goals at COP26, but overlooks green stewards at home
  • Green light for mining project raises red flags for Chile penguin reserve
  • COP26: Are climate declarations and emission reduction pledges legally binding?
  • In Nepal, doubling down on tiger conservation looks to pay off
  • Despite deals, plans and bans, the Mediterranean is awash in plastic
  • In Indonesia, a coastal town rejects ‘metropolitan’ model for mangroves
  • One in five hectares of oil palm in Indonesia is illegal, report shows
  • Top Brazil gold exporter leaves a trail of criminal probes and illegal mines
  • Indigenous agents fight deforestation with drones and AI in Brazilian Amazon
  • ‘A leap of faith’: Q&A with Robin Radcliffe on airlifting rhinos upside down
  • Police bust 2 men selling hornbills on Indonesian Facebook
  • Podcast: Natural forest regeneration’s critical role in reforestation goals
  • Starving and injured Sumatran tiger dies in captivity, Indonesian officials report
  • COP26: E.U. is committed to forest biomass burning to cut fossil fuel use
  • Indigenous leaders share hopes and concerns towards pledges made at COP26
  • From the ocean floor, a startup livestreams the rise of coral cities
  • COP26 cop-out? Indonesia’s clean energy pledge keeps coal front and center
  • After a pandemic reprieve, loggers return to a unique Madagascar forest
  • New global partnership aims to remove barriers to Indigenous climate finance
  • Bornean communities locked into 2-million-hectare carbon deal they don’t know about
  • COP26: Surging wood pellet industry threatens climate, say experts
  • UNESCO reiterates road project’s dangers to Papua park as Indonesia doubles down
  • Planned copper mine raises fears for biodiversity hotspot in Jordan
  • Struggle endures for Philippine community pitted against gold miner
  • For forest communities in Sumatra, loss of nature means loss of culture
  • "China and the United States Join in Seeking Emissions Cuts"
  • "Cop26 Draft Text Annotated: What It Says And What It Means"
  • "6 Automakers and 30 Countries Say They’ll Phase Out Gasoline Car Sales"
  • "Regan Seeks Industry Backing for Methane Rule to Overcome GOP"
  • "COP26: Surging Wood Pellet Industry Threatens Climate, Say Experts"
  • Biden’s Proposed Auto Emissions Crackdown Will Be Strengthened: Regan
  • "Judge OKs $626 Million Settlement In Flint Water Litigation"
  • "U.S. Firefighters On Climate Frontline Face 'Broken' Health System"
  • "FERC, 10 States Weigh Transmission Overhaul To Unlock Clean Power"
  • UN Projects ‘Go Away’ Onto Its Own Building in Fight With Activists
  • "COP26 Climate Summit Draft Reveals Which Fights Remain"
  • "EPA Outlines $630 Million Plan To Curtail Tijuana Sewage Pollution"
  • "‘Faulty’ Science Used By Trump Appointees To Cut Owl Habitat"
  • "How the American Oil and Gas Industry Funds the Fulbright Program"
  • "New Database Shows Hundreds Of Contaminants Detected in US Tap Water"
  • "DOJ Launches EJ Investigation In Biden Adviser’s Hometown"
  • "Chinese-Owned Steel Mill Coats Serbian Town In Red Dust; Cancer Spreads"
  • Oil And Gas Industry Pushes Misinformation About Its Impact On La. Coast
  • Metropolitan Water District Declares Drought Emergency In Southern Calif.
  • Satellites Could Help Hold Countries To COP26 Emissions Promises
  • "COP26 Climate Summit Draft Reveals Which Fights Remain"
  • "EPA Outlines $630 Million Plan To Curtail Tijuana Sewage Pollution"
  • "‘Faulty’ Science Used By Trump Appointees To Cut Owl Habitat"
  • "How the American Oil and Gas Industry Funds the Fulbright Program"
  • "New Database Shows Hundreds Of Contaminants Detected in US Tap Water"
  • "DOJ Launches EJ Investigation In Biden Adviser’s Hometown"
  • "Chinese-Owned Steel Mill Coats Serbian Town In Red Dust; Cancer Spreads"
  • Oil And Gas Industry Pushes Misinformation About Its Impact On La. Coast
  • Metropolitan Water District Declares Drought Emergency In Southern Calif.
  • Satellites Could Help Hold Countries To COP26 Emissions Promises
  • Fishers released at Olympic National Park
  • Judge blocks dolphinarium animals from moving to China
  • In q first, the Justice Department is investigating Alabama’s sewage crisis
  • Car firms agree to end sale of fossil fuel vehicles by 2040
  • The world created about 8 million tons of pandemic plastic waste, and much of it is now in the ocean
  • New Zealand finally welcomes godwit two months after it was blown 2,000km back to Alaska
  • Australian researchers identify new frog species
  • US sets Nov 17 date for Gulf of Mexico oil and gas auction
  • Humpback whale calves come in record numbers to the Salish Sea
  • Scientists urge Biden to remove logging, fossil fuels, biomass from budget bills
  • Court deal a win for endangered ‘I’iwi bird
  • COP26 sets course for disastrous heating of more than 2.4C
  • Feds sat Hawaiian Hoary Bats aren’t endangered despite unresolved questions
  • Dole strikes deal to turn its pineapple leaves into vegan leather
  • Big COP26 coalition commits to phasing out coal
  • COP26: World leaders promise to end deforestation by 2030
  • Wild heirs of lost British honeybee found at Blenheim
  • Half of world’s fossil fuel assets could become worthless by 2036 in net zero transition
  • Court halts roadside post-fire logging project
  • Luxury carbon consumption of top 1% threatens 1.5c global heating limit
  • "Calls for Climate Reparations Reach Boiling Point in Glasgow Talks"
  • "COP26 Talks on Global Carbon Market Run Into New Obstacles"
  • Veterans Exposed To Burn Pits Will Get Expanded Health Care: White House
  • Despite GOP Gains in Va., State’s Clean Energy Law Will Be Hard to Derail
  • "Virginia Fishing Village Threatened By Rising Sea Levels"
  • Benton Harbor Residents Sue City, State Over Lead In Water
  • Lukashenko Warns Europe: Sanction Us Again And We Could Cut Gas Supply
  • "EPA Plans ‘Even More Ambitious’ Methane Rule"
  • "Methane Plume Seen by Satellite Over Alabama Mystifies Experts"
  • Huge Snapping Turtles Once Flourished In La.; Now Feds Seek Protections
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Conservation News ~ 5 November 2021

11/5/2021

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  • From flood to drought, Brazil’s Acre state swings between weather extremes
  • World Lemur Day celebrated in Madagascar with new postage stamps
  • Pingers on fishing nets found to save river dolphins in Indonesian Borneo
  • ‘To change policies, insert yourself in them’: Q&A with biologist Liliana Dávalos
  • Deforestation soars in Nigeria’s gorilla habitat: ‘We are running out of time’
  • It’s time for Brazil to join the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (commentary)
  • Banking on deforestation: Top lenders make $1.7b from agribusiness deals
  • New insect species discovered in south China
  • Hundreds of NGOs sign open letter calling to halt “illegal activities” in DRC’s protected areas
  • "‘Last, Best Hope:’ Leaders Launch Crucial UN Climate Summit"
  • "Supreme Court to Hear Case on EPA’s Power to Limit Carbon Emissions"
  • "G20 Nations Agree to New Limits on Coal-Burning Power Plants"
  • "Biden Admin To Require New Climate Analysis Before Oil Leasing"
  • "Reluctant Middle East Forced To Open Eyes To Climate Crisis"
  • Nevada Rancher Cites ‘Shroud Of Secrecy’ At Lithium Mine Near Oregon
  • "The Divestment Movement’s Big Month"
  • "A Big New Forest Initiative Sparks Concerns of a ‘Carbon Heist’"
  • Will Reviving B.C.’s Declining Salmon Require A Rethink Of Hatcheries?
  • "The Coming Age of Climate Trauma"
  • Data-driven platform looks to clear up fog of palm oil traceability
  • As fossil fuel use surges, will COP26 protect forests to slow climate change?
  • One of world’s last two northern white rhinos withdrawn from breeding program
  • Jordan High teacher discovers new species of wasps
  • The rare and the beautiful: New species of butterflies bring cheer in Delhi
  • "Biden Administration Moves to Limit Methane, a Potent Greenhouse Gas"
  • "100 Nations Pledge to End Deforestation Backed by $19 Billion"
  • "EPA Withheld Reports of Substantial Risk Posed by 1,240 Chemicals"
  • Louisiana Plastics Plant Faces 2+ Year Delay For Environmental Review
  • "Some EPA Science Integrity Lapses Unreported, Survey Says"
  • "Manchin Complicates Reconciliation Passage Timeline"
  • Denmark, U.S., 12 Other Nations Back Tougher Climate Goal For Shipping
  • "The Green Steel Revolution Is Picking Up Steam"
  • "America’s Food Safety System Failed to Stop a Salmonella Epidemic"
  • "World Leaders Are Met with Protests at COP26 Summit"
  • Ecuador to expand Galapagos marine reserve, president says
  • Climate change is now the main driver of increasing wildfire weather, study finds
  • $1.7 billion pledged in support of Indigenous and local communities’ land tenure
  • Oil executives deny misinformation on climate change, despite evidence
  • WWF distances itself from rights abuses at U.S. congressional hearing
  • 2°C warming limit? More like 3°C and hotter, leading climate scientists say
  • Straight outta Borneo: New gecko species just dropped
  • For Indonesian farmers used to ‘instant’ results, going organic is a tough sell
  • COP-26: Amazonia’s Indigenous peoples are vital to fighting global warming (commentary)
  • ‘People don’t know the Yanomami’: Q&A with filmmakers Davi Kopenawa & Luiz Bolognesi
  • Inti Tanager: Colorful New Species of Bird Discovered in South America
  • Achieving a ‘nature positive future’: an interview with Cristián Samper
  • New protections announced for Galápagos Islands and beyond at COP26
  • COP26 deforestation-ending commitment must hold leaders accountable (commentary)
  • Jane Goodall’s Hopecast podcast features Mongabay founder
  • The ‘net zero’ bridge to saving the Amazon (commentary)
  • COP26 Glasgow Declaration: Salvation or threat to Earth’s forests?
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  • Straight outta Borneo: New gecko species just dropped
  • Leatherback turtle nest numbers in south Florida double previous record
  • Jeff Bezos pledges $2 billion to protect the environment
  • Stanford’s Peter Vitousek and Gretchen Daily honored by the British Ecological Society
  • Pledges Don't Stop Nations From Exporting Huge Amounts Of Fossil Fuels
  • "Biden’s Carbon-Capture Plan Hands Lifeline to Coal Plants"
  • "Poison in the Air"
  • World’s Biggest Banks To Play A Role In Limiting Greenhouse Emissions
  • "Zero Deforestation Commitment: Empty Promises Or A Workable Plan?"
  • 10 Facebook Publishers Push Nearly 70% of Climate Denial Content
  • "After California Oil Spill, Environmentalists Plan To Sue US"
  • "COP26 Live Updates"
  • Laws Offer Little Protection to Expected 200 Million Climate Refugees
  • "Climate Change Grips Trout Streams Across the Nation": Anglers Respond
  • "Poland And 17 Other Countries To Announce A Major Deal To End Coal"
  • "Climate Summit Turns Its Focus to a Contentious Question: Who Pays?"
  • "How EPA Methane Rule Hits Energy, From Pipelines To Politics"
  • "The Dark Secrets Behind Big Oil’s Climate Pledges"
  • "Widespread Coronavirus Infection Found in Iowa Deer, New Study Says"
  • "Avangrid Power Line Rejection Deals Blow to Emissions Goals"
  • "Michigan City With Lead In Water Ordered To Fix Water Plant"
  • "The Dalles Sues To Keep Google’s Water Use A Secret"
  • "This U.S. City Just Voted To Decarbonize Every Single Building"
  • "Indonesian Zoo Breeds Komodo Dragons To Save Them From Extinction"
  • Peruvian court dismisses defamation case against Mongabay journalist
  • COP26: “Work with nature in forest restoration,” says respected journalist
  • Indonesian bridal couple stage ‘ecological wedding’ in hopes of inspiring others
  • Sinking hope of justice as exporter of 26-ton shark fin cargo gets token fine
  • Ecuador’s consultation process for Indigenous lands comes under the microscope
  • Infrastructure projects in Congo Basin need greater oversight, report says
  • Brazil’s Indigenous Xavante strangled by agribusiness, slammed by COVID-19
  • How do the U.N. forest declarations compare?
  • "Cop26 Pledges Could Limit Warming To 1.8C, Says Energy Agency Boss"
  • "U.S. Agrees To End Fossil Fuel Financing Abroad"
  • "As Madagascar Faces Climate-Linked Famine, UN Flags Need To Prepare"
  • "Top Dem Seeks Probe of Trump EPA’s Handling Of Yazoo Pumps"
  • Blue Hydrogen Plant Touted For Louisiana, But Will It Reduce Carbon?
  • "Faith Groups Increasingly Join Fight Against Climate Change"
  • "Exxon Would Like You to Invest in Its $100-Billion Carbon Capture Scheme"
  • Blue Carbon: The Hidden CO2 Sink That Pioneers Say Could Save The Planet
  • "Nation’s 3rd-Largest Utility To Shut Down Half Of Coal Fleet"
  • "Greta Thunberg Says Climate Talks Are Becoming a ‘Greenwash Campaign’"
  • Legal agreement reached to continue protections for Canada Lynx
  • Evidence of prehistoric humans found on Falkland Islands
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