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Australia talks the talk but will it walk the walk for conservation?
Bill LauranceNovember 13, 2014rainforests, Asia-Pacific Rainforest Summit, Greg Hunt, Asia-Pacific region, biodiversity hotspots, biodiversity loss, World Parks Congress, deforestation, illegal logging, Tony Abbott governmentComment
The corporations that turn rainforests into toilet paper
Bill LauranceNovember 10, 2014Comment
Neotropical rainforests under assault from infrastructure & mining
Bill LauranceNovember 7, 2014Neotropical forests, rainforests, Interoceanic Canal, Nicaragua, Brazil, Amazon, Andes, mining, hydroelectric projects, hydroelectric dams, infrastructure, BNDES, IIRSA, China, Central America, South America, deforestation, roads, Tapajos River, ATBC, Association for Tropical Biology and ConservationComment
Making the next ten years count for protected areas
James WatsonNovember 6, 2014protected areas, national parks, parks, World Heritage, World Parks Congress, IUCN, James Watson, Marc Hockings, park management, mountain gorilla, Nature, ecosystem services, carbon storage, clean water, weather extremes, Convention on Biological Diversity, climate change, social benefits, economic benefitsComment
Real hope for the world's rainforests
Bill LauranceNovember 2, 2014deforestation, rainforests, illegal activities, no-deforestation pledge, zero deforestation, satellite monitoring, drones, automatic cameras, DNA technologies, real-time monitoring, oil palm, soy, beef, wood pulp, Brazil, Amazon, Rhett Butler, MongabayComment
Ten ways you can help stop the sixth mass extinction
Bill LauranceOctober 28, 2014biodiversity crisis, sixth mass extinction, mass extinction, species extinction, Anthony Barnosky, global warming, deforestation, overfishing, overpopulation, habitat loss, political leadership, eat less meat, palm oil, oil palm, carbon footprint, Huffington Post Comment
Export markets are driving much of tropical deforestation
Bill LauranceOctober 27, 2014agricultural commodities, soy, beef, timber, palm oil, tropical deforestation, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, export markets, globalization, Center for Global Development, greenhouse gas emissions, commodity exports, European Union, E.U., China Comment
A plea to stop the land-grabbing in New Guinea
Bill LauranceOctober 24, 2014Papua New Guinea, SABLs, Special Agricultural and Business Leases, land grabs, oil palm, Collingwood Bay, Lester Seri, illegal logging, traditional landowners, Oro Communities Environmental Advocacy Network, Rainforest Action NetworkComment
ALERT's campaign to defend Papua New Guinea's rainforests
Bill LauranceOctober 22, 2014Papua New Guinea, SABLs, Special Agricultural and Business Leases, illegal logging, deforestation, Commission of Inquiry, corruption, land-grabs, land grabs, foreign logging corporations, Rimbunan Hijau, Indigenous peoples, World Parks CongressComment
The man who loves global warming
Bill LauranceOctober 21, 2014Alan Oxley, global warming, greenhouse gases, coal miners, coal mining, lobbyist, Australia, fossil fuels, ITS Global, divestment, Australian National University, Stanford University, ChinaComment
ALERT confronts US Ambassador about roads
Bill LauranceOctober 20, 2014roads, highways, road expansion, wilderness, deforestation, Kenneth Quinn, US ambassador, Congo Basin, Amazon Basin, New Guinea, Siberia, National Geographic, environmental impacts, rural communities, food securityComment
ALERT's campaign to save island paradise from loggers
Bill LauranceOctober 13, 2014Woodlark Island, Papua New Guinea, industrial logging, Woodlark cuscus, endemic species, Karridale Limited, traditional landowners, Muyua IslandComment
Sign petition to help stop Thailand 'death-trap' highway
Bill LauranceOctober 10, 2014Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex, death-trap highway, Rainforest Rescue, road kill, Thailand, highway, illegal logging, illegal hunting, infrastructure, World Heritage AreaComment
Will new supercrops feed the world and help save nature?
Bill LauranceOctober 8, 2014supercrops, oil palm, palm oil, land sparing, deforestation, tropical forests, land-use planning, land zoning, agriculture, biofuels, global food demand, food security, tropical rainforestsComment
Global rally against devastating wildlife poaching
Bill LauranceOctober 6, 2014poaching, illegal hunting, rally against poaching, elephants, rhinos, rhinoceros, forest elephants, marine turtles, Vietnam, vertebrate wildlife, population declinesComment
It's not just big corporations that are killing Indonesia's forests
Bill LauranceOctober 3, 2014Indonesia, deforestation, smallholders, slash-and-burn farming, illegal logging, poaching, Joko Widodo, election promises, illegal mining, law enforcement, corruption, bribery, local investors, forest burning, big corporations, mega-corporations, oil palm, wood pulp, illegal colonization Comments
Our biggest environmental crisis -- by far
Bill LauranceSeptember 28, 2014overpopulation, Africa, Middle East, family planning, contraception, education for young women, radicalization, United Nations Population Division, population growth, fertility rate, family size, divorce, social stability, population projections, immigration, illegal immigration, Muslim nations, Europe, anti-immigration groups, demography, environmental damage, global warmingComment
Climate change could threaten our beer
Bill LauranceSeptember 26, 2014Climate Peril, John J. Berger, beer, agriculture, global warming, heat waves, droughts, complex interrelationships, socioeconomic impacts, environmental impacts, biodiversityComment
ALERT urges Indonesian president to protect imperiled forest
Bill LauranceSeptember 21, 2014Leuser Ecosystem, Indonesia, President SBY, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Sumatra, Aceh, Aceh spatial plan, deforestation, UN Climate Summit, HAkAComment
Are Australia's mysterious mammal declines spreading?
Bill LauranceSeptember 19, 2014mammal declines, Australia, tropical bettong, bettong, bandicoots, quolls, native rodents, feral cats, cane toads, pathogens, fire regimes, overgrazing, mammal extinctions, biodiversity loss, Sandra Abell-Davis, north QueenslandComment
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