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November 14, 2018 – A new study finds that wild tiger populations in key tiger recovery sites across Asia have the potential to triple in size within a human generation given strong site management, contributing up to 15 percent increase in the global …
Read moreThe International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) announced its update to the Red List of Threatened Species with positive news – the status of the fin whale has been revised from Endangered to Vulnerable and for mountain gorillas &nda…
Read moreEnvironmental Defense Fund (EDF) and the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) announced a first-of-its-kind partnership between an environmental organization and[…]
Read moreIllinois’ largest utility, ComEd, is almost finished deploying advanced metering infrastructure to its customers. In fact, there are now more[…]
Read moreSome polluters and their allies are rolling out an old and tired playbook in Sacramento. California is ahead of schedule[…]
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Alex, who our caregivers describe as calm and stoic, is now the oldest resident at the sanctuary. He is old enough to have seen and experienced things that we want to help him forget. Photo by Crystal Alba/Project Chimps
The Humane Society of the United States led a decades-long fight to end the use of chimpanzees in research. After the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service acted on our petition to declare all chimpanzees as endangered in 2015, effectively ending such use, we supported the . . .
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Sharm-El-Sheikh, November 14, 2018 — The High Level Segment for the UN Convention on Biological Diversity Conference (CBD CoP14) concluded today with the adoption of the Sharm-El-Sheikh declaration by the 196 Parties.
However, it is clear we are faili…
Tropical forests are key to halting global climate change. Destruction of these forests releases 14 to 19 percent of global[…]
Read more15 November, 2018 – In the long term, some creatures will adapt to climate change and evolve. Mosquito evolution could bring new species – and new diseases.
The post Mosquito evolution may alter as world warms appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read moreIt’s been a good couple of weeks for clean energy in sunny California, which continues to move buildings and transportation[…]
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