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Earning their stripes
Senior tiger investigator Debbie Banks on a thriving black market for tigers, and why farming the animals does not help.[click for more]
Watching whalers in Madeira
Pew Environment Group analyst Remi Parmentier looks at the merits of a potential whaling compromise.[click for more]
China 'unfairly seen as eco-villain'
Has China`s appetite for resources led to it being unfairly portrayed as the world`s environmental villain?[click for more]
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Time is running out to protect the seas and ensure the survival of whales and dolphins
Why time is running out to protect world`s seas to ensure long-term survival of whales and dolphins.[click for more]
Leading by an achievable example
Maldives president Nasheed argues that his country`s carbon-neutral goals are practical and profitable.[click for more]
Ghosts of oceans past and future
Knowledge of the history of marine ecosystems is as critical to their future as studies of the present. [click for more]
Thinking smart on energy savings
Smart meters are an essential part of a 21st Century low-carbon system of energy usage.[click for more]
Powering our way out of poverty
Poor communities need to be at the centre of energy policies, not on the end of handouts.[click for more]
Biodiversity is the spark of life
The world needs to learn the true value of the services biodiversity provides before it is too late.[click for more]
In search of rainforests' El Dorado
Why we must not give up on the "impossible dream" of showing that forests are worth more alive than dead.[click for more]
Saluting the unsung local heroes
The "green Nobel prize" founder salutes the efforts of grassroots environmental activists.[click for more]
Time to act on carbon markets
Governments must not "snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" by failing on carbon markets.[click for more]
Ecological debt: No way back from bankrupt
Money for mending the world`s ecological crisis is dwarfed by spending on bank bailouts.[click for more]
Carbon labels present taxing problem
Carbon labels will not help curb emissions and will only harm exports, especially from poor nations.[click for more]
Balancing the global need for meat
Meat may be too abundant in rich nations, but it is essential protein in developing nations.[click for more]
What message, and whose, from Copenhagen?
The Copenhagen climate conference calls for `action, now` - but what action and on whose behalf?[click for more]
Cold reality of global warming efforts
Setting targets is easy, achieving them is no; so why do we continue supporting the notion?[click for more]
Big problems need big solutions
Climate change is a massive problem that needs big and bold solutions - including geo-engineering.[click for more]
Getting an appetite for biotechnology
We need to embrace the solutions offered by biotechnology if we are going to feed the planet in the future.[click for more]
Planet under pressure
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Fuelling the Future
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Science & Nature
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Wildfacts
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Climate Change: Bloom
Climate Change: Bloom[click for more]
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]