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Congo government opens Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park to oil exploration
Conservationists were alarmed that the government would consider opening up parks and peatlands of international importance for oil exploration.
’Livestock revolution’ triggered decline in global pasture: Report
The report's authors also say that technological solutions could help meet rising demand for meat and milk in developing countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, without reversing the downward trend.
Bird flu in Namibia’s penguins wanes, after killing nearly 500
The disease appears to be abating, but they continue to face threats from food shortages caused by overfishing and climate change.
Study finds widespread degradation, deforestation in African woodlands
Deforestation rates in southern Africa's woodlands are five times higher than prior estimates, according to recent research.
Study finds widespread degradation, deforestation in African woodlands
New research has found that deforestation rates between 2007 and 2010 in the woodlands of southern Africa were five times greater than previously thought.
Brazil hits emissions target early, but rising deforestation risks reversal
The government of Brazil has announced that it has cut its climate-warming greenhouse gas emissions to the point that it has met a long-established goal three years ahead of time.
Forest communities pay the price for conservation in Madagascar
Local and indigenous communities seem to hold the key to protecting both forests and the massive amounts of carbon that they contain — and on which we all depend.