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BBC GREEN ROOM

Creative thinking to save species
People using their creative energies in the E-Day Ark can help raise awareness of the plight of some of the world`s most threatened species.[click for more]
Food figures need a pinch of salt
The idea that the world needs to double its food production by 2050 "is wrong".[click for more]
Time to close the global energy gap
Universal access to modern energy can help achieve a number of Millennium Development Goals.[click for more]
Your comments
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Mangroves offer win-win opportunity
Healthy mangrove forests provide many benefits and need to be protected from "market failures".[click for more]
Is wildlife being eaten to extinction?
Growing demand for bushmeat is leaving many African species at risk of being eaten out of existence.[click for more]
Humanity needs to take 'giant leap'
Humanity needs an Apollo-sized mission if it is going to make the necessary giant leap towards sustainability.[click for more]
Protecting wildlife in conflict zones
Conservationists find themselves on the front line of more than the battle to save species.[click for more]
Could things go from bad to worse?
Current efforts to protect the world`s biodiversity run the risk of doing more harm than good.[click for more]
GM food is 'part of the solution'
With the world`s food security facing a "perfect storm", GM food crops must be part of the solution.[click for more]
Time to go back to basics
"Good old-fashioned" farming will help deliver a sustainable green revolution in Africa.[click for more]
Payback time for home generation
Effective subsidies are needed in order to convince people to generate electricity in their own homes.[click for more]
Restating the IPCC's reason for being
The IPCC chairman says the organisation continues to play a vital role in the global climate policy debate.[click for more]
Decision time for whale conservation
It is time for nations to end two decades of deadlock and reach a shared vision on whale conservation.[click for more]
Hooking the fishing 'pirates'
It`s time to close the net on fishing "pirates" who threaten to undermine vital marine ecosystems.[click for more]
Whales: 'Resource' or 'right'?
Discoveries of intelligence in cetaceans raise new questions about how we relate to them.[click for more]
Oil: Choices we need to make
The Gulf of Mexico oil leak raises deep questions over the environmental cost of our "addiction" to oil.[click for more]
A new direction for climate policy
It is time for a radical reshaping of global climate policy as the current approach is doomed to failure.[click for more]
Road to Copenhagen
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Richard Black's Earth Watch
Richard Black blogs on environmental issues in the run-up to the Copenhagen summit[click for more]
Earth News
Reporting on life on Earth[click for more]
Science & Nature
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On the edge
Richard Leakey on human poverty and saving the gorilla[click for more]
Save the...D'oh!
Environmentalists welcome the unlikeliest recruits[click for more]
Sick planet
James Lovelock on Gaia`s impending eco-breakdown[click for more]
Feathered fiends
Wild birds make easy scapegoats for bird flu[click for more]
Crowded planet
Why the Earth`s population is too high for comfort[click for more]
Image issue
Sustainable development is big but not boring[click for more]
Kill for cure
Hunting can help keep struggling animals alive[click for more]