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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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