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Why a defender of Cambodian forest won a $175,000 prizeLeng Ouch is one six environmental advocates awarded the 2016 Goldman Environmental Prize. But in his native country of Cambodia, Ouch's environmental protection efforts stand alone. 聽
As era of climate action dawns, how much aid to developing nations?Investment is needed to help developing nations adapt to climate change and reduce their greenhouse-gas emissions. The head of the UN's climate change process says it's an 'issue of credibility' for advanced nations to step up.
Are West Coast fishers no longer 'endangered'?The US Fish and Wildlife Service announced the West Coast fisher is no longer under consideration for more federal protection. Other conservation groups disagree.
Netherlands looks to ban all non-electric cars by 2025The Netherlands may not be a model of energy efficiency today, but some bold proposals may help the country become one.聽
Exxon: Charges of lying about climate change are 'preposterous'Several states are investigating the company, or considering doing so, for fraud related to knowingly misleading the public and investors about climate change.
Protecting bees: Ortho nixes neonicotinoids in bee-friendly moveA garden-care company owned by Scotts MiracleGro will phase out neonicotinoids in eight products by 2021, in hopes of saving declining bumblebee and honeybee populations.
How did the global tiger population increase for the first time in a century?After a century of decline, the world's total number of tigers has begun to rise, although conservation efforts for the endangered species still have a long way to go.
First LookSage grouse battle: A case of bad science?A group of Nevadans are suing to void protections for the greater sage grouse.
Can Hawaii protect its endangered species without harming local business?Hawaii, the 'endangered species capital of the world,' wants to protect its threatened plants and animals without harming local businesses.
To stop global warming, change how we eat?Producing and cooking food is actually a huge contributor to global carbon emissions. How to take a bite out of the problem: Reduce food waste and change farm practices and eating habits.聽
First LookMaryland protects its pollinators with limits on bee-addicting pesticidesThe House of Delegates voted Thursday to limit neonics, which researchers say can cause bees to have addictive cravings similar to those caused by nicotine.
First LookFlorida's River of Grass gets a conservation boostThe Everglades will receive $250 million in dedicated funding, protecting the habitat of more than 77 endangered or threatened species.聽聽
How reducing food waste fights climate changeBecause of inefficient agricultural and consumption practices, the world wastes a lot of food. And a team of researchers from Germany say reducing this waste can mitigate climate change while feeding the world's hungry.
'King of coal' given one year in prison for fatal mine explosionFormer Massey Energy chief executive officer Don Blankenship was sentenced to a year in prison Wednesday for his role in West Virginia's 2010 Upper Big Branch mine explosion that killed 29.聽
First LookCaptured Sumatran rhino dies, raising conservation alarmsThe female Sumatran rhino, named Najaq, was one of a rare breed and the first to be found on Indonesian Borneo in 40 years. Her untimely death has prompted review of conservation efforts.聽
First LookAlmost half of natural World Heritage sites under severe threat, says WWFNatural World Heritage sites, from the Grand Canyon and Great Barrier Reef to the Swiss Alps, provide local communities with natural resources and jobs.聽
How to help the countries most vulnerable to climate changeMoney is critical, but embracing change is key.
Can we save the Great Barrier Reef?A recent helicopter flyover suggested Australia's Great Barrier Reef聽is 90 percent bleached, damaged by tourists and a rough El Ni帽o聽year.
Judge approves $20 billion settlement in BP oil spillThe settlement is the largest environmental settlement in US history as well as the largest-ever civil settlement with a single entity.
First LookWhy emissions cuts may make sense 鈥� economicallyGlobal warming impacts the value of global financial assets. The higher the temperatures, the more assets at risk worldwide, finds an economic analysis.
