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Should conservationists resort to bribery?
Bill LauranceApril 3, 2014corruption, graft, bribery, nature conservation, Indonesia, Sumatra, developing nations, deforestation, timber companies Comments
Heated conservation debate over India's most critical ecosystem
Jean-Philippe PuyravaudApril 1, 2014Western Ghats, India, habitat fragmentation, encroachment, biodiversity hotspot, hottest of the hotspots, Jean-Philippe Puyravaud, Priya Davidar, Ecologically Sensitive AreasComment
Will Japan stop killing whales?
Craig MorleyMarch 31, 2014whales, whaling, whale hunts, Japan, International Court of Justice, Craig Morley, Jarpa II, Australia, Minke Whales, Antarctic waters, Southern Pacific, Northern PacificComment
The plight of primates... 9000 killed for one bushmeat market
Bill LauranceMarch 31, 2014primates, deforestation, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Cote d'Ivoire, poaching, overhunting, pet trade, monkeys, orangutan, Leuser Ecosystem, Sumatra, rhinoceros, elephant, tiger, overpopulation, hunting, bushmeatComment
Why local people don't like deforestation
Bill LauranceMarch 29, 2014microclimate, deforestation, heat, temperature, Borneo, Kalimantan, Erik Meijaard, Climatic Change, local residents, quality of life, mosquitoes, farming, oil palmComment
Fire alert: Could 2014 be 'the year from hell'?
Bill LauranceMarch 27, 2014fires, wildfires, ENSO, El Nino, drought, forest fires, Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Amazon, Sumatra, Borneo, climatology, respiratory distress, asthma, smoke, smogComment
Australia's astounding eco-hypocrisy
Bill LauranceMarch 23, 2014Comment
Debate about forest conservation scheme in India
Priya DavidarMarch 22, 2014Karnataka corridor, Western Ghats, India, biodiversity hotspot, Priya Davidar, Jean-Philippe Puyravaud, national parks, biological corridor, fuelwood gathering, poaching, tourism, wildlife, invasive species, power line, roads, railroadComment
ALERT press release: Roads imperil wilderness
Bill LauranceMarch 20, 2014roads, drivers of deforestation, hunting, wildfires, RoadFree, International Day of Forests, press release, ALERTComment
Protect wilderness from rapacious road expansion
Bill LauranceMarch 20, 2014roads, developing nations, road expansion, wilderness, RoadFree, Kriton Arsenis, William Laurance, International Day of Forests, deforestation, logging, mining, hunting, illegal colonization, land speculationComment
Will Australia have to kiss some species goodbye?
Bill LauranceMarch 19, 2014extinction, endangered species, Corey Bradshaw, habitat loss, invasive species, triage, biological triage, Australia, triage debateComment
Ecuador, China in shady deal to exploit Amazon nature reserve
Bill LauranceMarch 18, 2014Ecuador, China, Yasuni National Park, Amazon, oil, petroleum, drilling, roads, Rafael CorreaComment
A drier tomorrow? New study predicts less rain across planet
Bill LauranceMarch 17, 2014rainfall, drought, precipitation, Amazon, Central America, Indonesia, Mediterranean ecosystems, global climate change, global circulation models, daily rainfallComment
Indonesian politician gets 14 years for illegal logging permits
Bill LauranceMarch 14, 2014illegal logging, deforestation, woodpulp, oil palm, Indonesia, Sumatra, Riau Province, APP, APRIL, Rusli Zainai, corruption, bribery, 'no deforestation' pledge Comments
World park body slams Australian PM over 'no more parks' vow
Bill LauranceMarch 13, 2014Tony Abbott, national parks, World Heritage, Tasmania, Liberal-National Coalition, World Commission on Protected Areas, IUCN, 'no more parks' pledge, AustraliaComment
More about imperiled vultures: Help needed
Bill LauranceMarch 12, 2014vultures, Diclofenac, population declines, carrion, Spain, Italy, veterinarian, Europe, Ralph Buij, environmental toxinComment
Why are we so afraid to talk about human population?
Bill LauranceMarch 11, 2014human population growth, U.N. Population Division, Africa, Nigeria, global food demand, limiting resources Comment
Please sign petition to halt vulture-killing drug
Bill LauranceMarch 10, 2014Diclofenac, vultures, carrion, birds of prey, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Italy, SpainComment
Is 'killer smog' returning to Southeast Asia?
Bill LauranceMarch 8, 2014forest fires, burning, smog, smoke, air pollution, Indonesia, Sumatra, Riau Province, slash-and-burn, illegal fires, Malaysia, SingaporeComment
First-ever fatwa against wildlife trafficking
Bill LauranceMarch 6, 2014Muslim cleric, Indonesia, fatwa, illegal wildlife trade, poaching, wildlife trafficking, Muslim edictComment
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