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Good Companies Guide: Winners and losers in the corporate sustainability stakes
Analysts at Co-operative Asset Management assess which FTSE 350 companies may have the most sustainable business models.
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Biofuel demand driving Africa "land grab" : report
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Biofuel demand is driving a new "land grab" in Africa, with at least 5 million hectares (19,300 sq miles) acquired by foreign firms to grow crops in 11 countries, a study by an environmental group said on Monday.
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UN climate change panel to face errors verdict
An international committee reviewing the "processes and procedures" of the UN's climate science panel is set to report on Monday
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U.N. official pleased with JAL plane with biodiversity meeting logo
TOKYO, Aug. 29, 2010 (Kyodo News International) -- The head of the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity visited Haneda airport in Tokyo on Sunday to see a Japan Airlines (OOTC:JALFQ) plane bearing on its exterior the logo of a U.N. conference on biodiversity scheduled to take place in Nagoya in October.
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China, Russia boost efforts to save tigers
BEIJING - China and Russia have agreed to set up the first cross-border protection zone for Siberian tigers, as they try to boost efforts to save the endangered species, state media reported Monday.
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The Frozen Zoo aiming to bring endangered species back from the brink
San Diego Zoo began collecting ski samples from rare animals in 1972 in the hope they might be used to protect these endangered species in the future. A breakthrough in stem-cell technology means that day is getting closer.
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A slow comeback for the endangered Eurasian otter in France
In the late 1970s, the fate of the Eurasian Otter (Lutra lutra) in France was very gloomy. By just looking at the otter's range map, one could see that most of the country was left with vast regions devoid of a species that was once found in every region. Estimations barely reached 1,500 otters left in the wild for the whole country.
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The price of Britain's disappearing wildlife
Food is relatively cheap and plentiful in Britain today, but will that still be the case in 50 years?
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Does paying to protect the environment work?
London, England (CNN) -- One of the biggest dilemmas for conservationists is that preserving the environment often conflicts with the needs of the poorest communities who live there.
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Our Dying Corals - and How to Save Them
The water is blue and warm, the visibility is perfect.
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Gulf Coast Exploreum, Airbus announce winners in 'See the Bigger Picture' photo contest
MOBILE, Ala. - The internationally acclaimed "See the Bigger Picture" photo exhibition will make its United States debut Sept. 25 at the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center in downtown Mobile, Ala.
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Mosquitoes themselves may one day become anti-malaria 'syringes'
Berlin: A team of German scientists may have discovered a "needle-free" malaria vaccine by combining antibiotics with malaria-infected mosquitoes - effectively using mosquitoes themselves as "syringes".
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Cold empties Bolivian rivers of fish
Antarctic cold snap kills millions of aquatic animals in the Amazon.
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NZ wages battle for diversity
While the United Nations warns of the extinction of thousands of species, experts will hold up New Zealand today as an example of a country fighting to save the final marine frontier.
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UN warns alien species risking Wadden Sea biodiversity
BONN, Germany-A wide range of species not native to Europe's Wadden Sea have invaded its ecosystem, threatening the biodiversity of the World Heritage Site, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) said in a report.
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Fears for wildlife in UK waters
Over-fishing has left many seas around the UK in a state of decline, raising fears for many types of fish and other wildlife in coastal areas.
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Los tesoros marinos de Indonesia
Una ambiciosa expedición en una de las zonas más desconocidas y con mayor biodiversidad descubre 40 especies. Leer . Escuchar
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Chassé puis réintroduit par l'homme, le bouquetin recolonise les Alpes
Année de la biodiversité Sans l'instauration d'une politique suivie de protection, l'espèce aurait disparu de France.
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UNDP steps in to save marine sanctuary
SINDHUDURG: The state forest department has been unable to conserve the first marine sanctuary of Maharashtra at Malwan in Sindhudurg.
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Coffee threatened by beetles in a warming world
The highlands of southwestern Ethiopia should be ideal for growing coffee. After all, this is the region where coffee first originated hundreds of years ago. But although coffee remains Ethiopia's number one export, the nation's coffee farmers have been struggling.
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