Conservation News ~ 11 November 2022

• "Developing Nations Have a Message at Global Climate Talks: Polluters, Pay Up"
• "White House Releases Net-Zero Road Map"
• Michael Bloomberg Announces New Initiative To Phase Out Coal In 25 Countries
• "Countries Made Bold Climate Promises Last Year. How Are They Doing?"
• Storm Nicole Poses Wind, Rain, Flood Threats To Florida, Southeast
• Corpus Christi Sold Its Water to Exxon, Losing Bet on Desalination
• Experts Fear Musk’s Twitter Scandals Signal More Climate Disinformation
• Oil Firms Eye Climate Funds to Expand Hydrogen. Will Projects Cut Emissions?
• Lead Pipes: Will Wisconsin Steer Funds to Those Who Need It Most?
• "Are Trees Talking Underground? For Scientists, It’s In Dispute."
• "Developing Countries ‘Will Need $2Tn A Year In Climate Funding By 2030’"
• Climate Change Threatening ‘Things Americans Value Most’ -- U.S. Report
• "How Belize Cut Its Debt by Fighting Global Warming"
• "Will CITES Finally Act To Protect Rosewood This Month? (Commentary)"
• "Negotiations To Conserve Antarctic Ocean End In Stalemate On Many Issues"
• "High Court To Hear Water Dispute Between Navajo, Government"
• "Qatar’s Promise Of ‘Carbon-Neutral’ World Cup Raises Doubts"
• "World Faces ‘Terminal’ Loss Of Arctic Sea Ice During Summers, Report Warns"
• "EV Mineral Bonanza on Alaska Tribal Land Turns on Disputed Road"
• "Park Service Begs Visitors: Please Stop Licking These Psychedelic Toads"
• "Midterms Updates: No Signs of ‘Red Wave’ as Race for Congress Remains Tight"
• U.S. Has A Plan To Raise Cash For Developing Nations. Some Are Skeptical
• Who’s Driving Climate Change? New Data Catalogs 72,000 Polluters and Counting
• "After Decades of Resistance, Rich Countries Offer Direct Climate Aid"
• "Treaty Against Fossil Fuels Floated at UN Climate Summit"
• "UN Experts Urge Stringent Rules To Stop Net Zero Greenwash"
• Egypt’s COP27 App Poses ‘High Level’ Threat to Protesters, Experts Say
• Enviros Challenge Proposed Plastics ‘Advanced Recycling’ Plant in Pa.
• "Cholera's Return To Lebanon Exposes Clean Water Crisis"
• "A Planned Restart of a Crab Harvest Pits Conservation Against Industry"
• New species of estuarine crab discovered in Cuddalore named after Annamalai University
• Open letter: over 350 million family farmers warn that global food security is at risk without more support for climate adaptation at CO27
• Nature-based Solutions and the Global Goal on Adaptation: Launch of Friends of EbA Issue Brief for UNFCCC COP27
• Loss and Damage, Ecosystem Integrity and Nature-based Solutions: Launch of FEBA - PEDRR Issue Brief for UNFCCC COP27
• IUCN supervision mission team meet with key project stakeholders in Solomon Islands
• Maldives launches assessments of 39 coral species
• 2022 IUCN WCEL Nicholas Robinson Award for Excellence in Environmental Law and Policy: Prof. Hans Christian Bugge and WCEL Chair Emeritus Justice Antonio Benjamin
• Deadline Approaching: Final Call for Submissions - Gender and Climate Award
• Report launch: the first comprehensive regional assessment of protected and conserved areas in the Pacific
• Workshop report: Gaining knowledge of Access to Benefit Sharing (ABS) of the Nagoya Protocol is vital for communities working in the transformation of natural resources to natural products.
• Sickle Darter Protected as Threatened Under Endangered Species Act
• New species of shrew shows up in Sunderland
• New venomous snakes discovered in Colombia
• U.S. Government Decides Against Adding Great Hammerhead Shark To Endangered Species List
• Lawsuit Launched to Protect Endangered Species From Cattle Grazing in Arizona
• Endangered species: More than 130 seals found dead on Caspian beaches
• New York Voters Approve $4.2 Billion Environmental Bond Act
• New species of shrew shows up in Sunderland
• Mangrove forest loss is slowing toward a halt, new report shows
• Nicole Makes Landfall In Florida As Hurricane With Surge, Winds, Flooding
• "3 Ways The Midterms Will Transform Energy"
• "US To Climate Summit: American Big Steps Won’t Be Repealed"
• "Poor Countries Need Climate Funding. These Plans Could Unlock Trillions."
• "COP27: Sharp Rise In Fossil Fuel Industry Delegates At Climate Summit"
• "After Months of Silence, Chinese and U.S. Climate Envoys Briefly Speak"
• "Biden Climate Rules Move Ahead Amid Wait for Final Carbon Metric"
• "How Mitsubishi Vacuumed Up Tuna From A Rogue Chinese Fishing Fleet"
• "Civil Society Groups Report Surveillance And Intimidation At Cop27"
• "New York Voters Overwhelmingly Pass Environmental Bond Act"
• Wildlife advocates ask court to immediately halt Montana’s wolf hunting and trapping season
• 'Spectacular' and bizarre ocean creatures (like stilt-walking fish) found living near deep-sea volcanoes
• Marc Milne Co-Authors Article Describing Two New Spider Species
• "Biden’s Message on Climate Might Not Be the One the World Wants"
• "Carbon Dioxide Emissions Increased in 2022 as Crises Roiled Energy Markets"
• "With Lula Back, Can Brazil Turn the Tide on Amazon Destruction?"
• "Midterms 2022: A Green Wave on the Horizon?"
• "Ryan Zinke Is Headed Back To Congress"
• "Fed Up Young Climate Activists: ‘Adults Aren’t Listening’"
• "Meet The Republicans Who Could Lead Key House Environmental Committees"
• "U.N., Standard Setter ISO Launch Net-Zero Guidelines"
• "Fishing Regulator Rejects Lifting Ban on Female Crab Harvest"
• "New Wisconsin Wolf Plan Eliminates State Population Goal"
• The Trust For Public Land has acquired 1300 acres of oceanfront mountain land above Malibu
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