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Russian Olympic planning criticised for strain on environment
Already, environmental NGO’s such as the WWF and Greenpeace Russia have withdrawn support from Olympic planning and construction.
Controversy Surrounds Soil Protection within EU
The EU demonstrates conflicting opinions about the creation of legislation for soil protection.
Preparing for Mexico City post-Copenhagen
Last night, the University of London hosted a panel of climate negotiation experts and analysts. The panel reflected on the shortcomings of Copenhagen and what they mean for the future climate summits.
Thin forests make for a thinner wallet
The UNEP commisions agency to calculate the cost of environmental degradation in order to make the price of nature visible.
Global economy will follow biodiversity’s decline
We are in the midst of the worst extinction crisis since the age of the dinosaurs.
Businesses must help manage biodiversity
Businesses will need to manage their resources more effectively than ever before if they wish to be profitable and intact.
Landowners and conservationists lobby for biodiverse CAP reform
The CLA and RSPB have a common interest in reforming the EU’s CAP program. RSPB says, "the current system needs to be overhauled."
2010 Year of Biodiversity: Time is ticking as more species disappear
The UN will launch the beginning of its International Year of Biodiversity in Berlin later today with stark warnings of mass global extinction for all species on par with an asteroid collision.
