Environment

WWF-Canon expedition tackles Siberian mystery

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Polar bears with cubs

Fishermen Defend Increased Trinity River Flows to Protect Salmon

Lawsuit filed by Big Ag threatens repeat of 2002 Klamath fish kill disaster

The Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations (PCFFA) represented by Earthjustice, filed intervention papers defending the planned release of Trinity River water to keep salmon alive in drought conditions. The groups will file a full brief with the court on August 13th.

Sudan Flooding Kills 36

Heavy rains and floods in Sudan have killed at least 36 people and affected almost 150,000 in the past week.

Climate Saver partner company Sofidel reduces its CO2 emissions by 11%

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Report reveals state of the climate in 2012

A new study compiled by hundreds of scientists from around the world gives a comprehensive update on the state of the global climate in 2012.

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Toxic Algae Outbreak Sliming Florida's St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon

Summer swimming and boating off limits: Residents protesting, asking for leadership

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Thousands of residents gathered at a local park in Stuart, FL to protest the government's coddling of polluters.

Fishermen Join Legal Action to Push EPA on Water Pollution Toxic Fish Rules

Fish consumption rates fail to protect fishermen and consumers

Prominent commercial fishing industry groups joined a coalition of statewide clean water advocates in taking initial legal steps to force the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to fix Washington’s inadequate water pollution rules after years of delay. State water pollution rules are based on outdated and incorrect data about how much fish people eat.

US palm oil project would destroy endangered chimpanzee habitat in Cameroon

The endangered Chimpanzee stands to have swathes of its forest habitat in Cameroon destroyed if a US company's controversial plans to establish a palm oil plantation in the area are not stopped.

Colombia grew less coca in 2012, UN survey reports

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Coca plant.

European Commission announces deductions from 2013 fishing quotas

The European Commission has announced deductions from 2013 fishing quotas for those Member States that declared having exceeded their quotas in 2012. This yearly deduction exercise allows the Commission to immediately address the damage done to the stocks overfished in the previous year and ensure a sustainable use by Member States of common fishery resources.