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Jane Goodall has blamed the Covid-19 pandemic on the exploitation of the natural world. Photograph: Alessandro della Valle/AP
Jane Goodall: humanity is finished if it fails to adapt after Covid-19
June 5, 2020

Humanity will be “finished” if we fail to drastically change our food systems in response to the coronavirus pandemic and the climate crisis, the prominent naturalist Jane Goodall has warned.

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eaders from East Pomio local-level government communities at the convention. Image courtesy of Wide Bay Conservation Association.
Gender-based violence shakes communities in the wake of forest loss
May 15, 2020

Women in the province of East New Britain in Papua New Guinea say they have faced increasing domestic violence, along with issues like teenage pregnancy and drug abuse, in their communities as logging and oil palm plantations have moved in.

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Steve Canty emerging from a cay dominated by red mangroves in Belize. (Loraé Simpson, University of Alabama)
Together, We Can Save the Mangroves
April 30, 2020

Mangrove ecosystems are one of the most valuable in the world, not only for the habitat they provide for wildlife, but also because they prevent coastal erosion and absorb and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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Turn around deforestation in 2020, the ‘Nature Super Year’, says Guterres
Turn around deforestation in 2020, the ‘Nature Super Year’, says Guterres
March 26, 2020

On the International Day of Forests, which falls on Saturday, UN chief António Guterres is calling for 2020, which has been referred to as a “nature super year”, to be the year that the world turns the tide on deforestation and forestry loss...This year’s International Day highlights the con

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Dr Anita Latai-Niusulu talking with community members for research on the impact of climate change on Pacific Island countries.
Climate planning in Samoa surprises scientists, challenges Western perceptions
November 22, 2019

While the rest of the world is struggling to adapt to climate change, Samoan villages are already facing the challenge. The village of Aopo has moved their entire community further inland as a response to cyclones and extreme weather. In new research, on the impact of climate change on

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Smokes rises from forest fires in Altamira in August. Farm owners have scuffled with forest defenders in the Amazonian city. Photograph: Joao Laet/AFP/Getty Images
Amazon deforestation 'at highest level in a decade'
November 22, 2019

Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon has hit the highest annual level in a decade, according to new government data which highlights the impact the president, Jair Bolsonaro, has made on the world’s biggest rainforest.

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Cocoa farmers have chopped down vast swaths of old forests to make way for more cocoa plants near the city of Bangolo, Ivory Coast.
The trouble with chocolate
November 2, 2019

Mars Inc., maker of M&M’s, Milky Way and other stalwarts of the nation’s Halloween candy bag, vowed in 2009 to switch entirely to sustainable cocoa to combat deforestation, a major contributor to climate change.

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A logging road in East Sepik Province, PNG. Photo: Global Witness Media Hub
Role of Malaysian banks in PNG deforestation highlighted
November 2, 2019

Environmental justice NGO Global Witness has released a new report into international financing of deforestation.It said six companies associated with destruction of the world's main forests received US$44 billion in finance over the past six years.

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shot of a tropical rainforest
Carbon emissions from loss of intact tropical forest a ‘ticking time bomb’
November 1, 2019

Losing undisturbed tropical forests is more devastating for the planet than previously thought, according to new research published in the journal Science Advances.

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Satellite-based estimates of reduced deforestation in protected areas needed – conventional
August 30, 2019
In the context of progressing towards new targets for a post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework, the debate remains on whether the emphasis should be on protected area coverage or protected area effectiveness.
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