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     1. Posted on: 10/28/24
        1. British energy giant reports violating toxic pollutant limits at Louisiana wood pellet facilities (8/12/24)
        2. After wood pellet reporting failures, it’s time for a proper review of Drax’s subsidies (8/29/24)
        3. ‘Humanity is failing’: official report warns our chance to save the Great Barrier Reef is fast closing (8/23/24)
        4. We must restore nature to avoid global catastrophe, warns biodiversity summit president (8/22/24)
        5. Florida state parks whistleblower fired after exposing Ron DeSantis’s plans (9/3/24)
        6. Remembering Carroll B. Williams, Jr., pioneering environmental scientist (5/22/24)
        7. A Path Through Scorched Earth Teaches How a Fire Deficit Helped Fuel California’s Conflagrations (8/19/24)
        8. Logging after wildfires is a hot industry in B.C. Could it do more harm than good? (8/14/24)
        9. Harris Stirs Hope for a New Chapter in Climate Action (8/18/24)
        10. Slow the growth, save the world? Why declining birth rates need not mean an end to prosperity (8/17/24)
        11. Historic Redwood Grove in Sonoma County Acquired for Conservation, Public Access (8/24/24)
        12. Forest restoration can boost people, nature and climate simultaneously (8/12/24)
        13. Almost 20 Years Ago, a Mid-Career Psychiatrist Started Thinking About Climate Anxiety and Mental Health (8/13/24)
        14. Green groups urge Ed Miliband to scrap Drax subsidies (8/27/24)
        15. Episode 131: The Growing Movement Toward 100 New US National Parks (9/6/24)
        16. Carbon credit market confidence ebbs as big names retreat (9/1/23)
        17. Japan Harpoons Endangered Fin Whale: #FreePaulWatson (8/9/24)
        18. Public Input Needed as Feds Miss the Mark on Old Growth Forest Protection (9/9/24)
        19. Do Marine Animals Need Wildlife Bridges, Too? (9/10/24)
        20. Hope for North America’s Most Endangered Bird (9/7/24)
        21. Trump threatens to cut off California wildfire aid if Newsom doesn’t change water policy (9/13/24)
        22. ‘Weather Whiplash’ Helped Drive This Year’s California Wildfires (9/12/24)
        23. Collaborators on the ropes as wilderness advocates fight back (8/30/24)
        24. For the First Time, Part of the Ocean Has Been Granted Legal Personhood (9/6/24)
        25. The U.S. is expanding CO2 pipelines. One poisoned town wants you to know its story (9/25/23)
        26. Proposals to Build California’s First Carbon Storage Facilities Face a Key Test (9/12/24)
        27. China has more than 1 billion tons/year of new coal mines in pipeline, report says (9/9/24)
        28. Departures From Climate Action 100+ Highlight U.S.-Europe Divide Over ESG Investing (9/14/24)
        29. Chart: Coal Consumption by Region (1965-2023) (9/16/24)
        30. Global spending on subsidies that harm environment rises to $2.6tn, report says (9/17/24)
        31. Opinion - The misleadingly named ‘Fix Our Forests Act’ would do anything but (9/17/24)
        32. How green is biomass in Georgia? Enviva’s bankruptcy highlights cracks in the industry (4/9/24)
        33. Tribune editorial: Utah’s latest land-grab lawsuit has no legal leg to stand on (9/8/24)
        34. Out-of-Control Wildlife Trade Is Shackling a Key Climate Solution (2/26/24)
        35. Zimbabwe orders cull of 200 elephants amid food shortages from drought (9/14/24)
        36. As trees age, their climate benefit grows (8/18/17)
        37. Mining Policy Must Be Reformed (9/25/24)
        38. ‘Dream birds’ in the mist: First photo of ‘lost’ bird in DRC mountains (9/23/24)
        39. California sues ExxonMobil for misleading public on plastic recycling (9/23/24)
        40. Republicans block climate amendments to forests bill (9/24/24)
        41. Endangered California condors seen soaring over Mount Diablo, Livermore (9/24/24)
        42. Resisting fascism includes respecting our environment and fellow species (9/11/24)
        43. ‘We can feel our ancestors’: one First Nation’s fight to save Canada’s old forests (9/23/24)
        44. Rare and Elusive Australian Bird, Once Thought Extinct for 100 Years, Discovered by Indigenous Rangers and Scientists (9/26/24)
        45. Scientists discover hidden ancient forest on treeless island (9/27/24)
        46. RFK Jr.’s ‘Sad’ Slide From Environmental Hero to Outcast (9/22/24)
        47. Australia’s ‘immoral’ coalmine decision akin to drowning Pacific neighbours, Tuvalu climate minister declares (9/30/24)
        48. The Dirty Business of Clean Energy: The U.K. Power Company Polluting Small Towns Across the U.S (9/30/24)
        49. Emergency plan to save capercaillie from extinction (9/30/24)
        50. A photographer captures life in America’s last remaining old-growth forests (9/3/24)
        51. Firefly species may blink out as US seeks to list it as endangered for first time (9/30/24)
        52. Geoengineering is a crime against Mother Earth and her children (10/1/24)
        53. Multiple lanes closing overnight for wildlife crossing construction over HWY 101 (10/1/24)
        54. Litigation looms over latest round of Washington state timber sales (10/1/24)
        55. The National Monuments Disinformation Brigade (9/4/24)
        56. Climate change is causing algal blooms in Lake Superior for the first time in history (10/4/24)
        57. UN biodiversity summit in Colombia aims to turn words into action (10/7/24)
        58. Salmon swim freely in Klamath River for first time in more than 100 years (10/7/24)
        59. Tiny Wasps Are Saving Rare Island Birds from Extinction: ‘A Much-Needed Lifeline’ (10/12/24)
        60. How Traffickers Got Away with the Biggest Rosewood Heist in History (10/8/24)
        61. Climate movement elders revive monkey wrench tactics to save an old forest (4/5/24)
        62. Carbon capture plan is a colossal waste of money (10/15/24)
        63. Mapped: The 10 Dirtiest Cities in America (10/5/24)
        64. Opinion: How a California community helped prevent the Bridge fire from destroying their town (9/23/24)
        65. What the Bundy Bunkerville standoff foreshadowed (10/1/24)
        66. Botanists identify 33 global ‘dark spots’ with thousands of unknown plants (10/1/24)
        67. Collapsing wildlife populations near ‘points of no return’, report warns (10/10/24)
        68. The forgotten Japanese naturalist who created a U.S. national park (10/7/24)
        69. Environmentalists sue Jurupa Valley to protect ancient plant from ‘harmful’ development (10/6/24)
        70. Biomass power station produced four times emissions of UK coal plant, says report (8/9/24)
        71. West Coast climate activists battle the false ‘solution’ of forest biomass (10/8/24)
        72. About 80% of countries fail to submit plans to preserve nature ahead of global summit (10/15/24)
        73. Record-Breaking Heat Waves Add to Risks for Western Monarchs (10/9/24)
        74. The Enormous Flaw in Wildfire Data (8/2/24)
        75. Sharp divide in Oregon over bill to step up logging to prevent wildfires (10/11/24)
        76. Trees and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year. Is nature’s carbon sink failing? (10/14/24)
        77. Climate Disasters Only Slightly Shift the Political Needle (10/13/24)
        78. The system that moves water around the Earth is off balance for the first time in human history (10/16/24)
        79. Largest dam removal ever, driven by Tribes, kicks off Klamath River recovery (10/17/24)
        80. Global biodiversity report shows "catastrophic decline" in wildlife populations (10/17/24)
        81. First salmon since 1912 spotted in Oregon’s Klamath Basin, months after dam removal (10/17/24)
        82. Why biodiversity credits cannot work (commentary) (10/14/24)
        83. Western Burrowing Owl Becomes Endangered Species ‘Candidate’ (10/11/24)
     2. Posted on: 9/6/24
        1. Collision Course: Will the Plastics Treaty Slow the Plastics Rush? (8/10/22)
        2. Can the Save Our Sequoias Act Match Up to Its Name? (8/2/22)
        3. One of California’s tallest redwoods is 2,000 years old. Inside the fight to keep it safe (7/27/22)
        4. Ice Covering Swiss Mountain Pass Since at Least Roman Era Will Soon Be Gone (8/12/22)
        5. Even small temperature changes will significantly affect North American forests (8/11/22)
        6. Logging in the Jackson Demonstration Forest still on hold during removal of trees cut last year (8/4/22)
        7. Logging interests now dominate forest collaboratives (8/9/22)
        8. Understanding Carbon Science to Develop Effective Climate Policy (7/26/22)
        9. US Forest Service ignores public input by recklessly pushing through controversial Southside Timber Sale (8/11/22)
        10. Al Gore hails Biden’s historic climate bill as ‘a critical turning point’ (8/12/22)
        11. SLICKInfrared Video Shows Widespread Oil and Gas Leaks in Los Angeles (8/12/22)
        12. Biden Signs Sweeping Climate Bill: What the Inflation Reduction Act Means for You and the Planet (8/16/22)
        13. North Coast Conservation Groups File Lawsuit Against Federal Energy Regulators to Protect Threatened Eel River Fish Species (8/16/22)
        14. Amazon cloud forests need protection (commentary) (8/15/22)
        15. Tree species in one of the world's most diverse conifer forests not migrating uphill fast enough (8/17/22)
        16. Hungarians protest at looser logging rules to tackle energy crunch (8/12/22)
        17. Deer are threatening American forests. Is more hunting the solution? (8/16/22)
        18. The buzz is growing louder: The state-by-state movement to save the bees (5/6/22)
        19. Electric cars to solar panels: tax breaks in Biden’s climate law for Americans (8/17/22)
        20. Yosemite fire ecologist who urged prescribed burns has died (8/13/22)
        21. We must get a grip on forest science — before it’s too late (8/16/22)
        22. Logging interests now dominate forest collaboratives (8/9/22)
        23. Toxins in soil, blasted forests – Ukraine counts cost of Putin’s ‘ecocide’ (8/27/22)
        24. Cal Fire to restart timber harvest in Jackson Forest this week; activists call for delays (8/25/22)
        25. Critics of Jackson Forest logging to hold rally; warn of potential civil disobedience when logging resumes (8/25/22)
        26. An International Team to Evaluate the Dangers of a Nuclear Meltdown in the War Zone. (8/29/22)
        27. Protect These Giants,' Say 122K Public Comments Urging Biden to Conserve Old-Growth Forests (8/30/22)
        28. ‘Save Jackson Forest’ rallies this week focus on climate and racial justice as Cal Fire plans to resume timber harvest (8/30/22)
        29. Returning sea otters to Oregon could revive kelp forests (8/17/22)
        30. B.C. government misleading public about old growth (8/30/22)
        31. Crimes against the Amazon reverberate across Brazil, analysis shows (8/31/22)
        32. Six arrested in Sacramento while protesting JDSF logging; Crowfoot says resuming timber harvest is ‘appropriate’ (8/31/22)
        33. It Costs Nothing to Leave Our Trees as They Are (8/25/22)
        34. Characteristics of older forests can buffer effects of climate change for some bird species (9/6/22)
        35. Brazilian forest guardian killed weeks after joining Amazon summit (9/5/22)
        36. Near Indian Capital, Environmentalists Teach Students to Defend Forests (9/5/22)
        37. Burning forests for energy isn’t ‘renewable’ – now the EU must admit it (9/5/22)
        38. How bioenergy increases the pressure on forests (9/5/22)
        39. CAMEROON/DRC: Loss of sacred forests a concern (9/6/22)
        40. Conservationists risk their lives protecting endangered species (8/30/22)
        41. ‘I’m glowing’: scientists are unlocking secrets of why forests make us happy (9/2/22)
        42. Your local park has a hidden talent: helping fight climate change (8/31/22)
        43. Why mature and old forests are so important for climate mitigation and adaptation (8/23/22)
        44. Protests continue over JDSF logging; activists block road Wednesday (9/8/22)
        45. Agreement Reached to Protect Endangered Species From Livestock in National Conservation Area in Arizona (9/12/22)
        46. Bats' midnight snacks reveal clues for managing endangered species (9/13/22)
        47. Industrial mining is wreaking havoc with tropical forests (9/13/22)
        48. Mining is necessary for a clean energy future. It also destroys forests. (9/13/22)
        49. Forests' carbon uptake will be compromised by climate change, leaf temperature study suggests (9/12/22)
        50. How increased lightning strikes from climate change alter world’s forests (9/7/22)
        51. The Climate Solution Standing Right in Front of Us: Mature and Old-Growth Forests (9/13/22)
        52. Forest Service rejects MountainTrue’s bid to save old-growth forest (9/11/22)
        53. Major Toilet Paper Makers Are Wiping Out The Climate-Critical Boreal Forest (9/13/22)
        54. Too many forests lost because Indigenous peoples have had to fight alone': Malaysian activist Shaq Koyok (9/13/22)
        55. Dead Tree Standing: Saltwater Threatens Coastal Forests and Ecosystem Services (9/14/22)
        56. Hidden Forests Found Deep Beneath The Ocean Cover Twice The Area of India (9/16/22)
        57. Increasing Costa Rica’s riparian forests can improve its water quality, carbon storage (9/19/22)
        58. How New Jersey Plans to Relocate Flooded ‘Ghost Forests’ Inland (9/19/22)
        59. Despite Biden's promises, logging poses major threat to PNW forests (9/2/22)
        60. Destruction of Brazil’s forests and Indigenous Peoples’ lands highlighted in New York City ahead of Brazil President’s speech at the UN (9/19/22)
        61. It's Not Just The Amazon Being Torn Apart. These Are The Forests The World Is Losing (9/14/22)
        62. Mangroves keep carbon in the soil for 5,000 years (9/20/22)
        63. How digital innovation has accelerated monitoring of the world’s forests (9/18/22)
        64. Is your toilet paper flushing critical forests down the drain? (9/19/22)
        65. Schumer and Manchin’s ‘dirty side deal’ to fast-track pipelines faces backlash (9/22/22)
        66. How the gas industry capitalized on the Ukraine war to change Biden policy (9/22/22)
        67. Ranchers’ rebellion: the Californians breaking water rules in a punishing drought (9/22/22)
        68. NAACP says Jackson's water problems are civil rights issue (9/27/22)
        69. As the EPA introduces environmental justice office, the ‘mother of the movement’ remembers the Black women who led the battle (9/28/22)
        70. IN REVIEWING WOLVES’ ENDANGERED STATUS, MARTHA WILLIAMS CONFRONTS HER MONTANA PAST (9/29/22)
        71. New Red Wolf Recovery Plan Needs Public Input (9/28/22)
        72. Old-Growth Forests Provide Climate Change Relief for Some Bird Species, Study Finds (9/29/22)
        73. How to protect tropical forests? Let indigenous people lead (9/27/22)
        74. Meet the forest warriors of Nayagarh (10/1/22)
        75. Yurok Tribe Signs Agreement with California State Parks for Collaborative Approach in North Coast Redwoods (9/28/22)
        76. Endangered species on the brink of extinction in California desert makes a comeback (10/2/22)
        77. How bears “make” a forest (commentary) (9/30/22)
        78. Newsom Administration Launches 30x30 Partnership (9/28/22)
        79. Wildlife Connectivity Bill Becomes Law in California (9/30/22)
        80. Mangrove forests have huge blue carbon potential: ministry (9/30/22)
        81. Mangrove forests expand and contract with a lunar cycle (9/26/22)
        82. Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve Expands (10/3/22)
        83. Revealed: more than 120,000 US sites feared to handle harmful PFAS ‘forever’ chemicals (10/17/21)
        84. Endangered whale dragging fishing gear for months will likely die, scientists say (9/23/22)
        85. Here’s how you can help protect endangered right whales now. (10/4/22)
        86. San Francisco Bay-Delta population of longfin smelt inches toward federal protection (10/6/22)
        87. Alpine Flower in Northern California Proposed for Endangered Species Protection (10/5/22)
        88. Sixty endangered greater gliders found in Victorian forests tagged for logging (10/3/22)
        89. Endangered animals and plants are positively or neutrally related to wild boar (Sus scrofa) soil disturbance in urban grasslands (10/5/22)
        90. East Tennessee fish removed from endangered species list after 47 years (10/4/22)
        91. Tree-climbing carnivores called fishers are back in Washington’s forests (10/7/22)
        92. Wildlife Connectivity Bill Becomes Law in California (9/30/22)
        93. These Scientists Tried a Coral-Breeding Moonshot—and It Worked (10/1/22)
        94. Scientists find ways to restore kelp forests (10/4/22)
        95. New study identifies mature forests on U.S. federal lands ripe for protection (10/4/22)
        96. Logging industry targeted B.C. old-growth forests for more than a century, SFU study finds (10/3/22)
        97. B.C. continues to permit the destruction of old-growth forests (10/3/22)
        98. BBC Reveals Drax Logging Old-Growth Forests for Biomass (10/3/22)
        99. Decision on listing western Joshua tree as 'threatened' species pushed to February (10/12/22)
        100. US law protecting endangered species hampered by poor resources, study says (10/12/22)
        101. Deforestation 101: Everything You Need to Know (10/12/22)
        102. Letter to the editor: Ettelson (10/20/22)
        103. Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing (10/6/22)
        104. Deep Cut (10/17/22)
        105. When forests feed the fish that feed our families (10/20/22)
        106. Urban forests benefit from diverse native tree species (10/3/22)
        107. The Deadly Consequences of Urban Oil Drilling (10/19/22)
        108. Support forest preserves for a cleaner, healthier Cook County (10/20/22)
        109. Wildfires reshape forests and change the behavior of animals that live there (10/19/22)
        110. From Wyoming Mountains to Connecticut Forests, Tracking Feline Apex Predators (10/25/22)
        111. Trees Help Protect the Planet From Climate Change. But The World Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect Forests (10/18/22)
        112. Protecting forests on the front line of the climate-change battle (10/16/22)
        113. Global deforestation pledge will be missed without urgent action, say researchers (10/24/22)
        114. Nordic loggers lobbied EU commissioner against forestry protection (10/19/22)
        115. Alaska’s push to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge backfired. Here’s how. (10/23/22)
        116. The world’s healthiest forests are on Indigenous land. Here’s why. (10/28/22)
        117. Deforestation-free' supply chain pledges have barely impacted forest clearance in the Amazon (10/27/22)
        118. EU limits subsidies for burning trees under renewable energy directive (9/14/22)
        119. Reconsidering Reforestation and Tree Planting Projects (10/25/22)
        120. Protecting the peatlands of Ireland (10/23/22)
        121. Volunteers use dams and coconut husks to restore ‘vital’ peatland in the Highlands (10/29/22)
        122. Forests & Finance: A road project, food baskets, and unique wildlife (10/18/22)
        123. Tracking the moves of Asian forestry companies in Central Africa (analysis) (10/21/22)
        124. New tools and knowledge for monitoring peatlands in Peru (10/25/22)
        125. China ranks as top rhino horn market, but smuggling networks weakened, report finds (10/28/22)
        126. New Audubon Study Reveals Discrepancies in Conservation Planning Methods (11/2/22)
        127. Cal Fire’s parceled tribal co-management offer in JDSF ‘not the vision of equal co-management’ local activists hoped for (10/29/22)
        128. Endangered elephants ‘eavesdrop’ on poachers in Republic of the Congo (10/30/22)
        129. Some of Colorado's first wolf pups in 80 years are believed to have been killed in Wyoming (11/1/22)
        130. CITES mulls tightening rules around trade in endangered species (11/11/22)
        131. Ten African countries accuse EU of failing to protect hippos (11/8/22)
        132. Government failing to protect US forests most critical to fighting climate change, activists say (11/8/22)
        133. COP27: Sharp rise in fossil fuel industry delegates at climate summit (11/10/22)
        134. Carbon Billionaires: The investment emissions of the world’s richest people (11/7/22)
        135. Old-growth forests in the US are key to solving the global climate and biodiversity crises (9/29/22)
        136. Destruction of forests and grasslands is biggest cause of biodiversity loss (11/9/22)
        137. CLIMATE CAMPAIGN TELLS FOREST SERVICE TO PROTECT CARBON-STORING OLD-GROWTH TREES (11/15/22)
        138. The Guardian view on Cop27: this is no time for apathy or complacency (11/15/22)
        139. To Survive in a Changing Climate, We Must Look to Forests (11/12/22)
        140. To Fight Climate Change, Canada Turns to Indigenous People to Save Its Forests (11/16/22)
        141. Europe’s beech forests threatened by climate change (10/26/22)
        142. Honduran forest governance agreement brings cautious hope (11/3/22)
        143. Napa stopped a ‘theme park-size’ winery from being built. Here’s what it means for the region’s future (11/18/22)
        144. COP27 is a cop out (11/19/22)
        145. Climate change: Five key takeaways from COP27 (11/20/22)
        146. Scientists: Logging in Primary Forests Drives Degradation (11/16/22)
        147. Report: Leaders’ vow to slow forest loss rings hollow ahead of climate talks (11/1/22)
        148. THE FIGHT TO STOP REPUBLICANS FROM KILLING WOLVES AND GRIZZLIES (11/5/22)
        149. Letter to the editor: Figure out how to rein in development in the Greater Yellowstone (11/19/22)
        150. No Longer Evergreen: Germany Eyes Diversity To Save Forests (11/17/22)
        151. Over a quarter of Congo Basin forests at risk of vanishing by 2050 (11/16/22)
        152. New tools and knowledge for monitoring peatlands in Peru (10/25/22)
        153. Tracking the moves of Asian forestry companies in Central Africa (analysis) (10/21/22)
        154. To Survive in a Changing Climate, We Must Look to Forests (11/12/22)
        155. Forests & Finance: A road project, food baskets, and unique wildlife (10/18/22)
        156. Huge forest fires don’t cause living trees to release much carbon, OSU research shows (3/14/22)
        157. End old-growth logging in carbon-rich ‘crown jewel’ of U.S. forests: Study (6/8/22)
        158. ‘Just and ambitious’ climate solutions will only come from robust public input (11/18/22)
        159. BLM agrees to reverse Trump administration post-fire logging rule (11/12/22)
        160. Learning to Love — and Protect — Burned Trees (12/7/22)
        161. MAYA KHOSLA on What the Forest Holds /313 (11/16/22)
        162. California Forests (12/30/99)
        163. Explore the Historical Landscape of San Francisco (12/30/99)
        164. Birds and Biodiversity – Building a Shared Future for All (12/7/22)
        165. Congress must act quickly to pass these five conservation bills to protect California (12/12/22)
        166. Plan to protect 30% of Earth divides and inspires at Cop15 (12/12/22)
        167. Climate change, wildfires and a deadly fungus threaten this iconic tree (12/14/22)
        168. Tiehm’s Buckwheat Protected as Endangered Species (12/14/22)
        169. Letters: Logging in Jackson State Forest (12/13/22)
        170. Letter to the editor: Komer (12/22/22)
        171. “The voice of Indigenous peoples is the real voice of nature” (12/14/22)
        172. Cop15: UK accused of hypocrisy over environment protection targets (12/17/22)
        173. Oregon's 80,000-acre Elliott State Research Forest will be largest in North America (12/19/22)
        174. Climate Crisis Is Destroying Oregon’s Conifer Forests (12/19/22)
        175. Watered down: why negotiators at Cop15 are barely mentioning the ocean (12/16/22)
        176. Threatened cloud forests key to billions of dollars worth of hydropower: Report (12/13/22)
        177. Cloud Forest Bird Count (12/16/22)
        178. Learning to love — and protect — burned trees (12/25/22)
        179. What the Extinction Crisis Took From the World in 2022 (12/22/22)
        180. Top 15 species discoveries from 2022 (Photos) (12/29/22)
        181. Giant Sequoia Lands Coalition members share their progress to save the big trees (12/30/22)
        182. Conservation Reimagined: Los Angeles County’s 30x30 Plan (12/15/22)
        183. Can We Stop the Sixth Extinction? (12/26/22)
        184. CAN COP15 SAVE SOUTH AMERICA'S MOST DEFORESTED REGION? (12/28/22)
        185. Making tracks: 17 animals show us wild ways to move (6/22/22)
        186. From CPP: The uncertain future of old-growth forests in North Carolina, part four (12/27/22)
        187. The Struggle to Conserve Threatened Forests in Haiti (12/30/22)
        188. Forest Service withdraws timber project decision near Eugene over big tree cutting (12/30/22)
        189. Brazil’s promise to protect forests faces challenges (12/27/22)
        190. Brazil’s Lula picks Amazon defender for environment minister (12/29/22)
        191. Environmental review of 2022: another mile on the ‘highway to climate hell’ (12/30/22)
        192. Sixth Mass Extinction Happening Right Now as Humanity Destroys Way of Life, Experts Warn (1/7/23)
        193. Scientists say planet in midst of sixth mass extinction, Earth's wildlife running out of places to live (1/1/23)
        194. Land Trust of Napa County Looks to Buy Walt Ranch (1/4/23)
        195. Land Trust of Napa County agrees to buy controversial Walt Ranch property from Hall Wines (1/4/23)
        196. WITH ONLY DAYS REMAINING BEFORE THE PERMIT TO REMOVE THE POTTER VALLEY BALD EAGLE NEST EXPIRES, WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER CALLS FOR ACTION (1/11/23)
        197. ‘Truly a renaissance period of social media’: how US state agencies got funny (1/9/23)
        198. The Range of Light National Monument Would Link Yosemite and Sequoia–Kings Canyon National Parks (1/9/23)
        199. Legislation Calls For Range Of Light National Monument (12/1/22)
        200. New York Right-to-Repair Law Promises Easier, Cheaper Electronics Repairs (1/6/23)
        201. How Successful Has the Endangered Species Act Been in its 5 Decades of Protection? Hint: It’s Very Good News (1/14/23)
        202. Indigenous Women and Femmes Are Winning Fights to Reclaim Land (1/26/23)
        203. Rally to protect federal public lands from logging (11/13/22)
        204. Rally held in Elkins to protect trees within Monongahela National Forest (11/14/22)
        205. At COP27, the US Said It Will Lead Efforts to Halt Deforestation. But at Home, the Biden Administration Is Considering Massive Old Growth Logging Projects (11/15/22)
        206. West Virginia Groups Rally to Protect Old-Growth Trees (11/14/22)
        207. CLIMATE CAMPAIGN TELLS FOREST SERVICE TO PROTECT CARBON-STORING OLD-GROWTH TREES (11/15/22)
        208. Oregon Wild and other climate activists to hold rally Thursday (11/15/22)
        209. Logging debate over Upper Cheat River project heats up (11/15/22)
        210. Juneau activists rally tomorrow to support protecting mature forests (11/16/22)
        211. COP27: ABQ Climate Rally @ Forest Service Headquarters (11/16/22)
        212. Rally Brings Attention To National Forests Project (11/17/22)
        213. Worth more standing': Protesters take on Forest Service over old-growth trees (11/21/22)
        214. Juneau activists rally during COP27 to support protecting mature forests (11/18/22)
        215. In Vermont, a call to end logging in the Green Mountain National Forest (11/25/22)
        216. Despite Biden’s promises, logging still threatens old forests and U.S. climate goals (11/28/22)
        217. Newsom unveils bill to protect California’s climate-threatened Joshua tree (2/9/23)
        218. U.S. mature forests are critical carbon repositories, but at risk: Study (1/27/23)
        219. Greenwashing complaint filed against Canada’s biggest certifier of sustainable forestry (12/28/22)
        220. Country diary: These stocky finches serve a life sentence confined to coniferous forests (12/30/22)
        221. Old Remnant Forests Threatened by BLM Logging Sale (2/15/23)
        222. Climate Matters: Our young people’s future, our forests, our changing climate (2/16/23)
        223. Scientists tangle over ‘wood wide web’ connecting forests and fungi (2/14/23)
        224. High Country News Engages in Climate Change Denialism and Greenwashing (2/17/23)
        225. Forest Maturity Map (12/30/99)
        226. Caltrans Approves Richardson Grove Project, Again (3/1/23)
        227. ‘Extinct’ parrots make a flying comeback in Brazil (7/10/22)
        228. Environmental auditors approve green labels for products linked to deforestation and authoritarian regimes (3/1/23)
        229. New species of ‘Tolkien frog’ emerges from Middle Earth of Ecuadoran Andes (2/17/23)
        230. A Second Norfolk Southern Train Derails in Ohio (3/5/23)
        231. Plan to incinerate soil from Ohio train derailment is ‘horrifying’, says expert (3/4/23)
        232. Time Is Running Out to Restore Plants and Animals That Exist Only in Captivity (3/3/23)
        233. President Biden should move to protect more nature by using the Antiquities Act (2/20/23)
        234. World's Largest Organism Is Slowly Being Eaten, Scientist Says (3/10/23)
        235. An Urgent Global Rewilding Imperative Isn't 'Crying Wolf' (1/12/23)
        236. Fisher Rewilding: How Washington State Is Restoring a Native Carnivore (6/11/21)
        237. Avi Kwa Ame recognized; Biden calls for national monument designation (12/21/22)
        238. They Speak for the Trees and All of Us (1/29/19)
        239. Opinion: Follow Biden’s lead and protect Oregon’s old-growth on national public lands (1/15/23)
        240. BLM's latest old-growth timber sale: Last Chance (3/29/23)
        241. Guest Column: Celebrate Earth Day with protections for old forests (4/14/23)
        242. Eel River named one of America’s Most Endangered Rivers (4/18/23)
        243. Potter Valley Project: Russian River Water Forum forms to advise on decommissioning, Scott Dam spillway to remain open (3/26/23)
        244. California’s Atmospheric Rivers Are Getting Worse (3/25/23)
        245. AP: At least 1,680 dams across the US pose potential risk (11/11/19)
        246. National Park Service Opposes Legislation To Allow Fixed Climbing Anchors In Wilderness (4/4/23)
        247. As Projects Decline, the Era of Building Big Dams Draws to a Close (4/20/23)
        248. Dam fine work: record number of barrier removals helps restore rivers across Europe (4/25/23)
        249. Listen to the mating call of a bird that went extinct two decades ago (4/26/23)
        250. Trees are moving north from global warming. Look up how your city could change. (4/26/23)
        251. A Cypress in Chile Could Soon Break The Record For World's Oldest Tree (4/27/23)
        252. Meet Nevada's Bristlecone Pines, Some of the Oldest Trees on Earth (4/26/23)
        253. Tribes, lawmakers urge Biden to protect Grand Canyon region with a new national monument (4/11/23)
        254. The Visionary Activist Show – A Forest Journey (4/20/23)
        255. Big Oil pumps $9.4 million into lobbying in California in 2023's first quarter! (5/2/23)
        256. There could be millions of abandoned wells in the U.S. Plugging them is a monumental task. (4/11/23)
        257. A Rare Glimpse into Afghanistan’s Spectacular, Vanishing Forests (4/26/23)
        258. In a Bolivian protected area torn up for gold, focus is on limiting damage (5/2/23)
        259. The Greening of the Great Basin (12/28/22)
        260. How Scientists are Fighting to Save California Forests with Reforestation, a short film. (4/21/23)
        261. Mich. DNR updates endangered species list; 36 removed, 58 added (5/2/23)
        262. Defenders Opposes Senate Legislation to Strip Protections from Endangered Bird (5/3/23)
        263. Estimating the impact of new high seas activities on the environment: the effects of ocean-surface macroplastic removal on sea surface ecosystems (4/27/23)
        264. What happened to The Ocean Cleanup — the system that would rid the oceans of plastic? (3/17/23)
        265. State government: Grateful for our forests (5/4/23)
        266. How much U.S. forest is old growth? It depends who you ask (4/26/23)
        267. Forests & Finance: Agroforestry in Cameroon and reforestation in South Africa (5/3/23)
        268. Old-growth forests continue to disappear despite EU protection commitments (5/5/23)
        269. An integrated modeling approach for considering wildlife reintroduction in the face of climate uncertainty: A case for the North Cascades grizzly bear (2/8/23)
        270. 2200-year-old pile of excrement provides window into condors’ past (5/2/23)
        271. Northwest Montana Projects Selected for Forest Road, Trail and Stream Restoration Funding (5/4/23)
        272. The most mysterious forests on Earth are underwater (5/3/23)
        273. Global Ocean Census aims to find 100,000 marine species in 10 years (5/3/23)
        274. Conservation goals require Newsom to prioritize partnerships with tribes (5/2/23)
        275. Bay Area: Do You Know Where Your Water Comes From? (2/28/14)
        276. Canada: images of felled ancient tree a ‘gut-punch’, old-growth experts say (5/11/23)
        277. Interactive map: Top 5 most common invasive animal and insect in every US state (5/7/23)
        278. What can gardeners do to combat invasive plants? Know your enemy. (5/14/23)
        279. The Wonders of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (3/30/21)
        280. Appellate Court Upholds Expanded Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (4/24/23)
        281. Rats Are Finally Gone from This Vulnerable Island (5/12/23)
        282. What We Lose When We Lose Old-Growth Forests (5/15/23)
        283. US imports of ‘blood teak’ from Myanmar continue despite sanctions (5/16/23)
        284. Indigenous chief shot in head in Brazil’s ‘palm oil war’ region; crisis group launched (5/16/23)
        285. EPA finally wakes up with stiff new climate rules: ‘They’ve hit full throttle’ (5/16/23)
        286. What are Californians doing about … Weather Whiplash? (5/18/23)
        287. Mapped: All of the World’s Roads, by Continent (5/18/23)
        288. Not extinct! Ivory-billed woodpecker is alive in Louisiana, National Aviary says (5/18/23)
        289. ‘Six times the size of Yosemite’: the new tribal sanctuary off the super-rich California coast (5/18/23)
        290. ‘A whole new ballgame’: Berkeley’s aggressive new plan to prevent wildfire (5/18/23)
        291. America's birds are under siege. These are among the most at risk for extinction. (5/21/23)
        292. Save Our Sequoias Act–A Stealth Attack On NEPA, ESA and Our Sequoia Groves (5/21/23)
        293. U.N. slams carbon removal as unproven and risky (5/24/23)
        294. Global loss of wildlife is ‘significantly more alarming’ than previously thought, according to a new study (5/22/23)
        295. Conservation crime scientist uncovers secrets of trade threatening world’s most endangered species (5/25/23)
        296. What We Owe Our Trees (5/22/23)
        297. Close to Home: A new priority for public land (5/25/23)
        298. This ridge is considered a California ‘jewel.’ Here’s how tribes are trying to protect it (5/1/23)
        299. Wildflowers, eagles and Native history: can this California ridge be protected? (4/30/23)
        300. Seeking sanctuary on a warming planet (5/1/23)
        301. New monuments a great start. Let's do more (5/5/23)
        302. Another national monument in works for Nevada? (4/26/23)
        303. The future is uncertain for our last old-growth boreal forests (5/25/23)
        304. Senator Daines Ill-advised Forest Management Advocacy (5/25/23)
        305. This paragliding gecko is new to science (5/23/23)
        306. Dispatch from Fairy Creek (9/27/21)
        307. Going Deep into “America’s Climate Forest” (12/9/21)
        308. A “Scientific Surprise” – White-Bellied Pangolins Have Second-Most Chromosomes Among Mammals (6/1/23)
        309. Eagles and ospreys are resurgent. Here's the darker side of NJ's bird story (5/30/23)
        310. How Scientists Are Fighting to Save the Critically Endangered Pink Iguana of the Galapagos (6/2/23)
        311. Most Federal Forest is Mature and Old Growth. Now the Question Is Whether to Protect It (4/21/23)
        312. US inventory: old forests cover area larger than California (4/20/23)
        313. Letter: Action needs to be taken now to stem further climate change damage (4/14/22)
        314. Land Trust of Napa County completes conservation purchase of Walt Ranch, site of disputed development (5/31/23)
        315. Moving Through the Trees at Night (To Save the Forests) (6/9/23)
        316. Log and Burn, or Leave Alone? Indiana Residents Fight US Forest Service Over the Future of Hoosier National Forest (6/4/23)
        317. Washington-based conservation group wants Endangered Species Act protections for Alaska king salmon (6/8/23)
        318. CITES: A historic treaty protecting endangered species turns 50. Is it still an effective tool? (6/8/23)
        319. Rewilding Is The Missing Link Between Biodiversity Conservation And Climate Change (4/16/23)
        320. Rewilding in an Unlikely Landscape (6/7/23)
        321. Lost rainforest could be revived across 20% of Great Britain (10/21/22)
        322. I Spent My Life Saving the Whales. Now They Might Save Us (6/5/23)
        323. Revenge of the killer whales? Recent boat attacks might be driven by trauma (6/13/23)
        324. Canada is on fire, and big oil is the arsonist (6/20/23)
        325. Roundup Manufacturers Had No Evidence for Claiming Its Weedkillers Were Safe (6/21/23)
        326. Vermont sues chemical giant Monsanto over toxic PCBs in schools, waters (6/19/23)
        327. Humans inhale a credit card's worth of microplastics every week. Here's where it ends up. (6/19/23)
        328. ‘We Found Plastic on the Seabed in Antarctica and I Just Cried’ (6/5/23)
        329. No new mining operations on Yanomami land after raids and deaths (6/21/23)
        330. Biden administration looks to reinstate protections for endangered species curbed by Trump (6/21/23)
        331. Lawsuit Targets Mineral Exploration Threatening Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains, Endangered Species (6/20/23)
        332. Giant sinkhole with a forest inside found in China (5/11/22)
        333. Ofgem to investigate Drax compliance with biomass reporting rules (5/31/23)
        334. First-Ever ‘Plastic Rain’ Weather Forecast Predicts Almost 50 KG of Microplastic Shower Over Paris (5/26/23)
        335. Microplastics May Pose a Serious Danger to The Intestine (6/26/23)
        336. The Case Against Commercial Logging in Wildfire-Prone Forests (7/30/22)
        337. The Nature Conspiracy (4/27/22)
        338. Ecological tipping points could occur much sooner than expected, study finds (6/22/23)
        339. Research finds some Pacific salmon migration out of sync with food supply (5/4/23)
        340. Scientists Find the ‘Extinct’ Victorian Earless Dragon, Not Seen Since 1969 (6/28/23)
        341. FORESTRY EXPERT EXPLAINS THE BIG PROBLEM WITH REPLANTING CHOPPED-DOWN TREES: ‘DIFFERENT SPECIES LIVE IN DIFFERENT HEIGHTS’ (5/30/23)
        342. A Good Week for Forests, a Bad Week for Bioenergy (5/16/23)
        343. Hundreds Arrested at Protest Against Redwood Logging (9/16/96)
        344. ‘Timber Wars’ episode 6: The backlash (9/22/20)
        345. Lawrence mourns passing of oldest living captive black-footed ferret, Pancake (6/28/23)
        346. This tiny native fish is disappearing; Kansas wildlife officials are working to save it (6/30/23)
        347. Cal Fire, timber industry must face an inconvenient truth (9/17/21)
        348. Nigeria investigates Shell's Trans Niger pipeline spill (6/26/23)
        349. Toxic chaos: What can we learn from the Ohio train derailment? (6/29/23)
        350. More Than 90 Vermont School Districts Sue Monsanto Over PCBs (6/30/23)
        351. Brazil Supreme Court rules Bayer must return $252 million in GMO soy royalties (2/20/23)
        352. US Fish and Wildlife agrees to consider Pacific fisher protections (6/10/23)
        353. World hits record land, sea temperatures as climate change fuels 2023 extremes (7/3/23)
        354. Protect large trees for climate mitigation, biodiversity,and forest resilience (4/22/23)
        355. Pellet Plant’s Promises of Cleaner Air Go Up in Smoke (4/28/23)
        356. Against all odds, the rare Devils Hole pupfish keeps on swimming (7/7/23)
        357. At long last, the American buffalo has come home (7/7/23)
        358. New Trees Are No Substitute for Old Trees (6/11/23)
        359. Joshua Trees win long term protection in environmental victory (6/28/23)
        360. Corporate capture, theft and pillage of public lands on Yellowstone’s western flank (6/4/23)
        361. Eugene Community Blockades Sierra Pacific Mill In Protest Of Public Lands Logging (7/5/23)
        362. Carnivore Reintroductions — Before, During, and After; Variables and Case Studies to Consider for the Northeastern U.S. (7/6/23)
        363. New striped creature — with orange groin and unique mating call — found in Australia (6/5/23)
        364. The 5 Most Iconic Trees Native to California (7/2/23)
        365. Forest ‘thinning,’ aka logging, is not going to save us from wildfires (6/15/23)
        366. What to know about Japan's plan to dump wastewater into the ocean (7/9/23)
        367. A Dead Whale at The Bottom of The Ocean Is Now a Thriving Home of Life (7/11/23)
        368. Public Lands Rule rhetoric gets wacky (6/29/23)
        369. The effectiveness of global protected areas for climate change mitigation (6/1/23)
        370. Deforestation jumped 10% last year despite global pledges (6/27/23)
        371. Protecting large trees key to healthy forests, slowing climate change (3/17/22)
        372. How do you tally up forestry's climate impact? Watchdog calls for more transparency (5/4/23)
        373. Tree diversity increases decadal forest soil carbon and nitrogen accrual (4/26/23)
        374. US national parks are crowded – and so are many national forests, wildlife refuges, battlefields and seashores (6/20/23)
        375. Healey administration extends pause on state forest logging contracts for 6 more months (6/7/23)
        376. The importance of natural forest stewardship in adaptation planning in the United States (1/19/23)
        377. Jackson Demonstration State Forest Update: July 2023 (7/5/23)
        378. Plastic ‘Frankenrocks’ pose new pollution threat to coastal environment (8/2/23)
        379. Scientists Find ‘Plastic Rocks’ on Remote Turtle Refuge (3/16/23)
        380. Opinion: We've got it all wrong about sequoias and wildfire (7/5/23)
        381. Focus: P&G drops forest pledge, drawing ire of green groups, investors (7/26/23)
        382. With one down, Klamath dam removal proceeds on schedule (7/16/23)
        383. As work begins on the largest US dam removal project, tribes look to a future of growth (7/30/23)
        384. Letter: Napa County should reject Le Colline’s misleading claims (8/6/23)
        385. After helping prevent extinctions for 50 years, the Endangered Species Act itself may be in peril (8/4/23)
        386. Reward offered after red wolf killed in Washington County (8/7/23)
        387. DeSantis’s Florida Approves Climate-Denial Videos in Schools (8/7/23)
        388. This Summer’s Heatwaves Would Have Been ‘Almost Impossible’ Without Human-Caused Warming, a New Analysis Shows (7/25/23)
        389. Letter: Responding to letter about Angwin's Le Colline vineyard project (8/8/23)
        390. Biden creates new national monument near Grand Canyon, citing tribal heritage, climate concerns (8/8/23)
        391. Biden Designates Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument (8/8/23)
        392. Napa County supervisors to weigh in on appeal of controversial Le Colline vineyard project next week (8/9/23)
        393. Consumers’ decision on 13 dams could alter Michigan rivers, towns (8/9/23)
        394. ‘Giant Methane Factories’: Hydropower Has Long Been Touted as Clean Energy. But Is It? (7/14/23)
        395. EGLE, EPA Retreat from Civil Rights Agreement with Flint Groups (8/10/23)
        396. EPA Approved a Fuel Ingredient Even Though It Could Cause Cancer in Virtually Every Person Exposed Over a Lifetime (8/4/23)
        397. Arizona gets a new national monument as Biden designates Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni (8/8/23)
        398. Biden’s New National Monument Near the Grand Canyon Is a Big Freaking Deal (8/8/23)
        399. Time To Restore Jackson State Forest (4/3/00)
        400. Wildlife photographer arrested in Tasmanian forest where swift parrot habitat is being logged (6/27/23)
        401. ‘National disgrace’: protest after tree estimated to be hundreds of years old cut down in Tasmania (8/15/23)
        402. A new gray wolf pack is found 200 miles south of California's nearest-known pack (8/12/23)
        403. Argentina’s Restored Grasslands Harbor a Species on the Brink (8/9/23)
        404. Mono Lake Tribe Seeks to Assert Its Water Rights in Call For Emergency Halt of Water Diversions to Los Angeles (2/14/23)
        405. Two California lakes are making comebacks with different results (6/6/23)
        406. ‘Gamechanger’: judge rules in favor of young activists in US climate trial (8/14/23)
        407. European Union Approves Ambitious Nature Restoration Law (7/12/23)
        408. Napa County supervisors tentatively deny vineyard project after appeal cites environmental concerns (8/15/23)
        409. Napa County upholds appeal of Le Colline Vineyard (8/15/23)
        410. Countering false and omitted evidence of historically heterogeneous western US dry forests and mixed-severity fires (8/14/23)
        411. Covelo Celebrates Richard Wilson, the Man Who Stopped the Damming of the Eel River and Flooding of Round Valley (5/8/23)
        412. SAN FRANCISCO / Suit filed over Headwaters logging deal (4/20/07)
        413. The richest Americans account for 40 percent of U.S. climate emissions (8/17/23)
        414. Income-based U.S. household carbon footprints (1990–2019) offer new insights on emissions inequality and climate finance (8/17/23)
        415. Presidential debate shows how GOP candidates are struggling to address concerns about climate change (8/24/23)
        416. Republican activist says party ‘deserves to lose’ if it fails to address climate crisis (8/24/23)
        417. THE LOST COLONY (3/19/20)
        418. Climate change: Thousands of penguins die in Antarctic ice breakup (8/24/23)
        419. Why Biomass May Not Be The Clean Energy Panacea We Expected (8/12/21)
        420. Fighting climate change by reconnecting to ecosystems in our own backyards (6/20/23)
        421. Catch the Wave: Decoding the Prairie Dog’s Contagious Jump-Yips (1/7/14)
        422. Watch Adult Wolves Bring ‘Toys’ to Their Teething Pups at Yellowstone (8/28/23)
        423. ‘I’m not the guilty one’: the water protector facing jail time for trying to stop a pipeline (8/27/23)
        424. Exxon says world set to fail 2°C global warming cap by 2050 (8/28/23)
        425. Fossil Fuel Companies Are Paying Influencers to Do Their PR (7/27/23)
        426. Supreme Court sharply limits federal government’s ability to police pollution into certain wetlands (5/25/23)
        427. The EPA removes federal protections for most of the country's wetlands (8/29/23)
        428. Growing number of countries consider making ecocide a crime (8/26/23)
        429. Microplastics infiltrate all systems of body, cause behavioral changes (8/24/23)
        430. Microplastic contamination of lettuces grown in urban vegetable gardens in Lisbon (Portugal) (8/31/23)
        431. Seven new ‘walking leaf’ insect species discovered (8/31/23)
        432. The Insect Apocalypse Is Coming (8/22/23)
        433. Judge: Trump-era rule change allowing the logging of old-growth forests violates laws (8/31/23)
        434. US government is funding kills of endangered animals, activists say (8/31/23)
        435. Helping or hindering? US scientists debate how to save giant sequoias (9/4/23)
        436. BLM director makes hometown pitch for conservation rule, funding (8/25/23)
        437. BLM shifts green on 2 million Western Slope acres, setting up Colorado clash of environment vs. oil (8/27/23)
        438. Biden proposes vast new marine sanctuary in partnership with California tribe (8/24/23)
        439. Climate Change And Deforestation Mean Earth's Trees Are Younger And Shorter (5/29/20)
        440. Volunteers are saving Lāhainā’s famed banyan tree (9/4/23)
        441. Illegal logging takes big toll on Mexico City’s crucial forests (8/28/23)
        442. ‘Extinct’ parrots make a flying comeback in Brazil (7/10/22)
        443. Carbon credit speculators could lose billions as offsets deemed ‘worthless’ (8/24/23)
        444. Plan to protect vulnerable species in Western state forests moves forward (9/7/23)
        445. US climate scientist risks felony by chaining herself to pipeline drill (9/8/23)
        446. Protecting water from 'Forest to Mi Faucet' (9/7/23)
        447. WHY IT IS TIME FOR A “CALFIRE DIVORCE”: THE CASE FOR ESTABLISHING AN INDEPENDENT FOREST AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGENCY TO SECURE HEALTHY FORESTS IN CALIFORNIA (7/27/20)
        448. Richard Wilson, former California forestry chief, leading Mendocino County conservationist, dies at 89 (9/12/23)
        449. A Bold Attempt To Save Wild Ocelots From Extinction (9/4/23)
        450. Environmental advocates warn clearcutting plan could imperil grizzlies, lynx and old-growth forests (5/2/23)
        451. US inventory: old forests cover area larger than California (4/20/23)
        452. Voluntary Grazing Allotment Retirement Act And Wildfire (5/12/23)
        453. Senator Heinrich Will Not Reintroduce Grazing Permit Buyout Legislation (7/3/23)
        454. The world’s biggest national park is larger than most countries (9/11/23)
        455. National parks will be free to visit on Saturday: What to know (9/18/23)
        456. What’s the problem with fast fashion? (8/7/23)
        457. ‘I haven’t bought fast fashion in five years’: Why Gen Z is rejecting high street brands in favour of second-hand (9/16/23)
        458. ‘Shein is targeting colleges’: the student battling fast fashion’s ‘hypocritical’ scholarships (9/11/23)
        459. Logging Degrades Forest Resilence (9/13/23)
        460. ‘Frustrating as hell’: advocates say old-growth still being cut years after B.C. promised protections (9/11/23)
        461. Targeting 3% of protected areas could accelerate progress on 30×30 goals, says Global Conservation’s Jeff Morgan (5/16/23)
        462. Biofuels and Biomass Energy Are Not Clean, Nor Sustainable (5/17/23)
        463. Climate Spending Bonanza Doing Little to Help Indigenous Communities (9/20/23)
        464. Amazonian Indigenous leaders call for 80×2025 at Climate Week (commentary) (9/19/23)
        465. Can ‘road ecology’ save millions of animals? (9/19/23)
        466. VENTURA COUNTY SUPERVISORS ADOPT PROTECTIONS FOR CRITICAL WILDLIFE CROSSINGS IN LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST (9/18/23)
        467. After rejection of Le Colline, what does the future hold for Napa County vineyard plans? (8/21/23)
        468. Letter: Napa Sierra Club supports Le Colline decision (9/8/23)
        469. Nestlé bottled water from California spring for 100 years. It’s illegal and must stop, regulator say (9/20/23)
        470. Water rights reformers scored only a minor victory in the Legislature (9/17/23)
        471. The Richard Gienger Report (11/15/22)
        472. Endangered Species Rule to Face Legal Challenges From All Sides (9/14/23)
        473. Landmark Legal Settlement Locks in EPA Actions to Protect Endangered Species From Pesticides (9/13/23)
        474. Biden uses executive power to create a New Deal-style American Climate Corps (9/20/23)
        475. FACT SHEET: Biden-⁠Harris Administration Launches American Climate Corps to Train Young People in Clean Energy, Conservation, and Climate Resilience Skills, Create Good-Paying Jobs and Tackle the Climate Crisis (9/20/23)
        476. Why Healthy Forests Mean Fewer Pandemics (9/19/23)
        477. Conservation groups seek to halt Trump-approved logging project in Wisconsin Northwoods (9/19/23)
        478. NASA imagery shows scale, impact of logging in drinking watersheds on Oregon Coast (9/19/23)
        479. Secretary Haaland Issues Order to Phase Out Single-Use Plastics, Protect Public Lands and Waters (6/8/22)
        480. Profit Trumps People and Planet in Brazil’s Eucalyptus Industry (9/7/23)
        481. In new challenges to Alaska forest’s ‘Roadless Rule,’ pro-logging arguments have disappeared (9/20/23)
        482. Virginia groups seek old-growth forest protections (9/20/23)
        483. The West’s overlooked rainforests can address climate change (9/19/23)
        484. NASA imagery shows scale, impact of logging in drinking watersheds on Oregon Coast (9/19/23)
        485. Biologists in slow and steady race to help North America’s largest and rarest tortoise species (9/25/23)
        486. Rewilding Wetlands: A Concise Guide (9/20/23)
        487. Indigenous people in Brazil shed tears of joy as the Supreme Court enshrines their land rights (9/21/23)
        488. Tree Thought Extinct Discovered After 2 Centuries in 'Incredible' Find (9/21/23)
        489. Little evidence of management change in California’s forest offset program (9/21/23)
        490. ‘The Ghost Forest’ author Greg King recounts odyssey as an activist battling the North Coast timber industry (9/22/23)
        491. THE GREATEST ACT OF GREENWASHING IN AMERICAN HISTORY (8/14/23)
        492. Why Tree-Planting Schemes Aren’t a Silver Bullet (5/22/23)
        493. Letter: Le Colline decision was the right call (9/6/23)
        494. Massive dam removal project spurs hope in the Klamath Basin (10/6/23)
        495. Sycamore Gap tree: The story so far (10/5/23)
        496. Cut down once again: Uncontrolled logging puts new Sahel reforestation projects at risk (10/6/23)
        497. Provincial data shows increase in old-growth logging, contrary to B.C.'s earlier figures: conservationists (10/5/23)
        498. Carbon-capture tree plantations threaten tropical biodiversity for little gain, ecologists say (10/3/23)
        499. Pacific Coast Temperate Rainforests of North America (7/14/05)
        500. Wall Street urged to back Indigenous peoples as protectors of forests and oceans (10/5/23)
        501. Jackson State Demonstration Forest announces seasonal road and campground closures (10/9/23)
        502. Biden’s Protection of Arctic NWR May Signal More Public Land Protections Ahead of Election (9/7/23)
        503. Biden-Harris Administration Takes Major Steps to Protect Arctic Lands and Wildlife in Alaska (9/6/23)
        504. Water-hungry golf courses plague Arizona’s native javelina-filled landscape (10/25/23)
        505. The case against golf courses (3/16/23)
        506. 150 dolphins die in Amazon lake within a week as water temps surpass 100 degrees amid extreme drought (10/19/23)
        507. Scientist Captures Bird's Final Song Before Extinction (10/23/23)
        508. Community Comment: Time for Jackson Demonstration Forest to Stop Selling Doug Firs (1/10/22)
        509. Tree plantations try to offset our carbon pollution. Here’s the problem. (10/9/23)
        510. Swedish court fines Greta Thunberg again for disobeying police orders (10/11/23)
        511. Canada rejects request to protect northern spotted owl habitat (10/11/23)
        512. Scandal: How Cargill sank the COP27 deal to end soy-driven deforestation (10/6/23)
        513. What We Can Learn from the Oldest Living Trees (10/12/23)
        514. ‘It’s a real mess’: Mining and deforestation threaten unparalleled DRC wildlife haven (10/13/23)
        515. In search of the Old Ones: Where to find the world's longest-lived trees (10/16/23)
        516. 21 species removed from endangered list due to extinction, U.S. wildlife officials say (10/18/23)
        517. For Decades, Our Carbon Emissions Sped the Growth of Plants — Not Anymore (8/14/23)
        518. The Invisible Force Keeping Carbon in the Ground (10/23/23)
        519. In Shawnee National Forest, a debate swirls around how to best protect trees amid climate change and wildfires (10/22/23)
        520. Clear-cutting forests near watersheds could threaten drinking water supplies, conservationists warn (10/18/23)
        521. In Benin, Voodoo’s birthplace, believers bemoan steady shrinkage of forests they revere as sacred (10/28/23)
        522. Opinion: Virginia must build on its protection for forests (10/28/23)
        523. Conflict of Interest Raised in Jackson Demonstration State Forest Management’s Advisors (10/19/23)
        524. Study shows support for carbon removal but great concern over solar manipulation (10/30/23)
        525. Explainer: Can solar geoengineering stop global warming? (11/1/23)
        526. Napa Votes Against Controversial "Le Colline" Vineyard (11/8/23)
        527. Napa County explains controversial Le Colline vineyard rejection (11/7/23)
        528. Indonesia says 200,000 hectares of palm plantations to be made forests (10/31/23)
        529. Newly promoted CalFire JDSF advisor will facilitate Wednesday’s JAG meeting (11/19/23)
        530. Bringing back California's redwood forests (11/18/23)
        531. Economic Empire and the Raw Resource of the California Redwoods (8/4/23)
        532. Spotlight on Environmental Justice Implications of California Wood Pellet Export Scheme (11/10/23)
        533. New Law Makes California's 30x30 Goal Official (10/10/23)
        534. Just leaving trees to grow could store a third of our carbon emissions (11/13/23)
        535. Video captures long-lost echidna species named after Sir David Attenborough that wasn't seen for decades (11/13/23)
        536. EU agrees on biodiversity law to restore nature (11/10/23)
        537. Perspective: The forest preserve’s expanding size and role (11/10/23)
        538. Planned Fossil Fuel Production Vastly Exceeds the World’s Climate Goals, ‘Throwing Humanity’s Future Into Question’ (11/8/23)
        539. Wood Pellet Giant Enviva Discloses a Financial Crisis (11/9/23)
        540. Caltrans provides update on world’s largest wildlife crossing (11/10/23)
        541. Wildlife Connectivity Mitigation (7/15/05)
        542. Park Service should refrain from planting sequoia seedlings and let nature do its job | Opinion (11/10/23)
        543. Visualizing All the World’s Carbon Emissions by Country (11/8/23)
        544. Forests with multiple tree species are 70% more effective as carbon sinks than monoculture forests, study finds (11/9/23)
        545. Biodiversity time machine' provides insights into a century of loss (11/7/23)
        546. The Surprising History of Climate Change Coverage in College Textbooks (1/14/23)
        547. Clear-cutting forests near watersheds could threaten drinking water supplies, conservationists warn (10/18/23)
        548. Biden’s climate and tribal goals conflict on California’s coast (11/18/23)
        549. Returning to the river: Tribal nations see hope for homelands as Klamath River dams are removed (11/27/23)
        550. Most Federal Forest is Mature and Old Growth. Now the Question Is Whether to Protect It (4/21/23)
        551. Facing an uncertain future, 70 endangered yellow-legged frogs released in California lake (11/17/23)
        552. Critically endangered Sumatran rhino born in Indonesia (11/27/23)
        553. The U.S. has a controversial plan to store carbon dioxide under the nation's forests (11/20/23)
        554. The State of the Planet in 10 Numbers (11/20/23)
        555. PG&E formalizes plan to eliminate Lake Pillsbury in Mendocino National Forest in landmark move (11/17/23)
        556. Big Basin: Redwood trees’ recovery is ‘remarkable’ three years after huge fire, while some species are still struggling (11/20/23)
        557. ‘Groundbreaking’ bill introduces tribal partnership in Mt. Hood National Forest (11/27/23)
        558. Log and Burn, or Leave Alone? Indiana Residents Fight US Forest Service Over the Future of Hoosier National Forest (6/4/23)
        559. Heartbreak' as trees felled in Hunt Club forest (11/27/23)
        560. Critics confront state forestry board over Jackson Demonstration State Forest process during heated meeting (12/7/23)
        561. US moves to protect wolverines as climate change melts their mountain refuges, threatens extinction (11/29/23)
        562. Does a “threatened” listing for wolverines spell a Colorado comeback? (12/11/23)
        563. REMARKABLE BEFORE-AND-AFTER IMAGES REVEAL THE DRAMATIC IMPACT OF DAM REMOVAL: ‘SEEING THE KLAMATH RIVER FLOW … IS INSPIRING’ (12/1/23)
        564. The EU Overhauls Its Law Covering Environmental Crimes, Banning Specific Acts and Increasing Penalties (11/23/23)
        565. Why environmentalists are suing the National Park Service to prevent it from planting trees (11/27/23)
        566. Ancient redwoods recover from fire by sprouting 1000-year-old buds (12/1/23)
        567. New Point Reyes water pollution data add pressure on ranches (11/18/23)
        568. Dam removal on the Eel River! (12/9/23)
        569. Scientists issue warning against commercial tree-planting schemes: ‘We should shift focus’ (12/8/23)
        570. Billions have been raised to restore forests, with little success—here's the missing ingredient (12/10/23)
        571. The United Arab Emirates' takeover of African forests (12/10/23)
        572. New climate record is a reminder: Earth used to be way hotter, the oceans way higher (12/10/23)
        573. Fossil fuel phase-out will ‘not avert climate breakdown without protections for nature’ (12/11/23)
        574. Decommissioning the Potter Valley Project: a turning point for Mendocino County (12/11/23)
        575. A community-led strategy to save Brazil’s dry forests from desertification (12/11/23)
        576. Commentary: Government officials need to do more to protect mature forests — and fight climate change (8/1/23)
        577. Loud and proud climate change denier hangs it up (12/13/23)
        578. ‘Take It Down and They’ll Return’: The Stunning Revival of the Penobscot River (12/11/23)
        579. Logging, road construction continue to fuel forest loss in Papua New Guinea (11/30/23)
        580. Stop Planting Trees, Says Guy Who Inspired World to Plant a Trillion Trees (12/13/23)
        581. Welcome to the extinction capital of the world (12/14/23)
        582. Levee breach creates new tidal marshland in San Francisco Bay (12/13/23)
        583. How Management Affects Carbon Stored in Forest Soils (12/5/23)
        584. Healthy, thriving forests also drives tourism dollars (12/9/23)
        585. Blog: The importance of restoring the Bay's wetlands (9/27/23)
        586. Marin Voice: Coastal Commission must do more for Pt. Reyes water quality (12/11/23)
        587. Timber Company’s Quiet Lawsuits Against CalFire Raise Questions About Mendocino Redwood Company CEO Doubling as Jackson Advisory Group Member (10/19/23)
        588. Victory for Australia’s Climate Protesters (12/14/23)
        589. As Financial Turmoil Threatens Plans for an Alabama Wood Pellet Plant, Advocates Question Its Climate and Community Benefits (12/15/23)
        590. Jackson Demonstration State Forest (12/30/99)
        591. Groups react to US Forest Service proposal to revise landmark Northwest Forest Plan (12/22/23)
        592. The Roadless Rule is supposed to protect wild places. What went wrong in the Tongass National Forest? (3/28/22)
        593. A change in tax law has some solar providers walking on sunshine (1/2/24)
        594. Buying an EV just got more affordable (1/2/24)
        595. Don’t Offer Up Our National Forests for Industrial Carbon Waste Dumping (10/23/23)
        596. The Sentences of the COP28 Deal Won't Save the Planet—We Will (12/13/23)
        597. Why Dam Removal Is a Climate Solution (12/18/23)
        598. Scientists: The Endangered Species Act Needs You (8/23/17)
        599. No sheep’s clothing needed: Colorado reintroduces five gray wolves (12/20/23)
        600. Alarm at plan to stash planet-heating CO2 beneath US national forests (12/7/23)
        601. Don’t blame the trees! Saving forests is still the best way to save the planet (12/20/23)
        602. ‘Grief is a rational response’: the 21 US species declared extinct this year (12/29/23)
        603. Birdwatching changes the way you look at the world – it truly is the gateway drug to environmental awareness (1/6/24)
        604. A community-led strategy to save Brazil’s dry forests from desertification (12/11/23)
        605. Forest restoration to boost biomass doesn’t have to sacrifice tree diversity (11/28/23)
        606. Photos: Top species discoveries from 2023 (12/27/23)
        607. Reasons to be hopeful in 2024: Five major shifts that have taken place since the Paris Agreement (12/26/23)
        608. US ends year on environmental high with increased pollution inspections and protection for forests (12/20/23)
        609. Repair cafés, sustainable smartphones and product passports: Tackling Europe's throwaway culture (12/19/23)
        610. EU Policy. UK introduces new eco-finance labels as global, EU regulators vow greenwashing crackdown (11/29/23)
        611. ‘More precious than gold’: How a long lost mole was rediscovered with the help of a border collie (11/29/23)
        612. A Sumatran rhino calf born in Indonesia adds to an endangered species of fewer than 50 animals (11/28/23)
        613. How are green corridors saving one of Brazil’s most endangered species from deforestation? (11/13/23)
        614. A U.S. pine species thrives when burnt. Southerners are rekindling a ‘fire culture’ to boost its range. (12/15/23)
        615. EPA's enforcement results bounce back (12/18/23)
        616. Conservationists 'Shaking With Excitement' as Rare Turtle Lays Eggs (12/21/23)
        617. America Lost Its One Perfect Tree (12/24/23)
        618. Indonesia to fine palm oil companies $310 mln for operating in forests (12/21/23)
        619. Biden administration moves to protect old-growth forests as climate change brings fires, pests (12/19/23)
        620. How removing 4 dams will return salmon to the Klamath River and the river to the people (12/26/23)
        621. 10-year study of Michigan stream before, during, and after dam removal published (12/26/23)
        622. Species by County Map (12/30/99)
        623. Endangered Species Act turns 50, saves hundreds of species (12/28/23)
        624. Protecting Plants and Animals at Risk Must Start before They Need the Endangered Species Act (11/1/23)
        625. HOW THE BEAVER-WOLF DYNAMIC MODIFIES FORESTS (12/28/23)
        626. AI predicts the influence of microplastics on soil properties (12/27/23)
        627. Return of beavers and water voles among five reasons to be cheerful about nature (12/28/23)
        628. Tribes guard the Klamath River's fish, water and lands as restoration begins at last (12/29/23)
        629. Le Colline: A Victory for All of Napa Valley (9/16/23)
        630. Paper giant should lose green certification amid records on deforestation, social abuses and forest fires (11/10/23)
        631. The Endangered Species Act at 50: "The most dazzling and impactful environmental feat of all time" (12/31/23)
        632. Biden administration acts to let old-growth forests stand for climate, other benefits (1/2/24)
        633. What is ‘assisted migration’ and what are the risks? (12/28/23)
        634. Ireland Could Become the Next Nation to Recognize the Rights of Nature and a Human Right to a Clean Environment (1/1/24)
        635. 40,000 tree species now published on the IUCN Red List (12/11/23)
        636. Researchers, tribes, residents prepare for a century of sediment released from the Klamath dams (1/5/24)
        637. Orchids, Snails, And Wolves: The Ongoing Benefit Of The Endangered Species Act (1/5/24)
        638. Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon halved in 2023 (1/5/24)
        639. Most money for endangered species goes to a small number of creatures, leaving others in limbo (12/29/23)
        640. Paper giant should lose green certification amid records on deforestation, social abuses and forest fires (11/10/23)
        641. Groups react to US Forest Service proposal to revise landmark Northwest Forest Plan (12/22/23)
        642. A U.S. pine species thrives when burnt. Southerners are rekindling a ‘fire culture’ to boost its range. (12/15/23)
        643. A community-led strategy to save Brazil’s dry forests from desertification (12/11/23)
        644. US ends year on environmental high with increased pollution inspections and protection for forests (12/20/23)
        645. Poland orders to halt logging in 10 oldest forest areas (1/8/24)
        646. Proposed timber project in Nantahala could clash with new federal policy (1/9/24)
        647. Taking on the Forest Service in Federal Court (1/12/24)
        648. Judge: Trump-era rule change allowing the logging of old-growth forests violates laws (8/3/23)
        649. World’s oldest forest discovered close to New York City (1/21/24)
        650. Old forests are critically important for slowing climate change and merit immediate protection from logging (1/19/24)
        651. Environmentalists say federal tracking of forest health replete with ‘spin’ (1/19/24)
        652. Biden restores roadless protection to the Tongass, North America’s largest rainforest (1/27/23)
        653. At Least We Can Give Thanks for a Tree (11/23/23)
        654. Largest known eastern white pine found in the southern Adirondacks (8/30/23)
        655. The Gifts of the Snag Forests (1/28/24)
        656. Which Countries Have the Largest Forests? (1/28/24)
        657. The Role of Mature and Old-Growth Forests in Climate Change Management: An Insight into Biden Administration’s Strategies (1/19/24)
        658. Instead of Carbon Offsets, We Need ‘Contributions’ to Forests (1/31/24)
        659. Forest Service predicts old-growth forests will increase (1/31/24)
        660. 15 Fairy Creek protesters face civil suit from logging company (1/31/24)
        661. The Oregon timber industry won huge tax cuts in the 1990s. Now it may get another break thanks to a top lawmaker (2/2/24)
        662. In Oregon, a New Program Is Training Burn Bosses to Help Put More “Good Fire” on the Ground (1/29/24)
        663. Rare ancient tree discovery has scientists ‘gobsmacked’ (2/2/24)
        664. Protecting Our Forests is Protecting Our Future (2/6/24)
        665. Endangered Species Act turns 50, saves hundreds of species (12/28/23)
        666. Return of beavers and water voles among five reasons to be cheerful about nature (12/28/23)
        667. HOW THE BEAVER-WOLF DYNAMIC MODIFIES FORESTS (12/28/23)
        668. No sheep’s clothing needed: Colorado reintroduces five gray wolves (12/20/23)
        669. What is ‘assisted migration’ and what are the risks? (12/28/23)
        670. Orchids, Snails, And Wolves: The Ongoing Benefit Of The Endangered Species Act (1/5/24)
        671. Birdwatching changes the way you look at the world – it truly is the gateway drug to environmental awareness (1/6/24)
        672. ‘More precious than gold’: How a long lost mole was rediscovered with the help of a border collie (11/29/23)
        673. A rare salmon went extinct in a California creek. People are trying to bring it back (1/10/24)
        674. Extinct 'hypercarnivorous' California grizzly bears were actually mostly vegetarian before Europeans showed up (1/9/24)
        675. Humpbacks Rebound in 20th-Century Whaling Hotspot (1/8/24)
        676. Where has all the honey gone? Scientists point to factors in declining yields (1/8/24)
        677. Southern Arizona Jaguar Video Confirms a New Cat (1/5/24)
        678. A half-century of protection under the Endangered Species Act (1/8/24)
        679. Group illegally drove over protected beach home of threatened species, CA officials say (1/18/24)
        680. I discovered a tree kangaroo that had only been seen once – by the man who shot it in 1928 (1/10/24)
        681. How to build renewables without threatening biodiversity? Carefully. (1/17/24)
        682. Coyote vs. Wolf: Differences in Size, Habitat and Behavior (1/16/24)
        683. Scores of Endangered Butterflies Slated to Be Released Along California Coast Using $1.5 Million Private Grant (1/19/24)
        684. More Australian wildlife added to threatened species list in 2023 than ever before, conservationists say (1/21/24)
        685. New Species of Snake Found Hiding in Cloud Forests (1/24/24)
        686. Conservationists aim to save South America’s super tiny wild cat, the guina (1/22/24)
        687. Op-ed for Grizzlies in Seattle Times (12/1/24)
        688. Burmese star tortoise: the stunning conservation success story in Myanmar (2/22/23)
        689. How restoring key wildlife species can be a game-changing climate solution (12/1/23)
        690. Rewilding the U.S. could be a powerful tool for addressing climate change (8/3/23)
        691. Giant Anteater Returns to a Brazilian State 130 Years After Going Extinct (1/22/24)
        692. New California Packs Named as Wolves Continue to Flourish (1/30/24)
        693. Plan to allow wolf hunting in Europe to spare livestock could backfire, some scientists say (1/24/24)
        694. Helping Bison Find Their Way Home (1/29/24)
        695. Why Dam Removal Is a Climate Solution (12/18/23)
        696. A change in tax law has some solar providers walking on sunshine (1/2/24)
        697. Buying an EV just got more affordable (1/2/24)
        698. Alarm at plan to stash planet-heating CO2 beneath US national forests (12/7/23)
        699. AI predicts the influence of microplastics on soil properties (12/27/23)
        700. Repair cafés, sustainable smartphones and product passports: Tackling Europe's throwaway culture (12/19/23)
        701. The Sentences of the COP28 Deal Won't Save the Planet—We Will (12/13/23)
        702. Reasons to be hopeful in 2024: Five major shifts that have taken place since the Paris Agreement (12/26/23)
        703. ‘Cowboys’ and intermediaries thrive in Wild West of the carbon market (1/9/24)
        704. US saw record 'billion-dollar' climate disasters, high temps in 2023 (1/9/24)
        705. Earth shattered global heat record in ’23 and it’s flirting with warming limit, European agency says (1/9/24)
        706. Hoopa Valley Tribe Announces Largest Land Reacquisition in Tribal History - 10,000 Acres (1/8/24)
        707. Colorado Town Appoints Legal Guardians to Implement the Rights of a Creek and a Watershed (1/12/24)
        708. As a Brigadier General, I implore President Biden to designate the Chuckwalla Monument (1/7/24)
        709. No turning back: The largest dam removal in US history begins (1/16/24)
        710. The future of forest carbon credits and voluntary markets (1/16/24)
        711. US climate scientist’s defamation case over online attacks finally comes to trial (1/17/24)
        712. Carbon markets have a long shot at redemption (1/18/24)
        713. Patterns, drivers, and a predictive model of dam removal cost in the United States (9/18/23)
        714. "We are all connected," The wisdom of Jadav Payeng, India's Forest Man (12/19/23)
        715. California and Big Oil are splitting after century-long affair (1/29/24)
        716. First ever U.S. Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area declared in California (1/29/24)
        717. Local People Hate Parks, Wilderness and National Monuments--Until They Don't (1/28/24)
        718. A vicious legal battle is the result of putting politics above Everglades restoration | Opinion (1/24/24)
        719. What’s happened since California cut home solar payments? Demand has plunged 80% (1/26/24)
        720. With the World Stumbling Past 1.5 Degrees of Warming, Scientists Warn Climate Shocks Could Trigger Unrest and Authoritarian Backlash (1/28/24)
        721. Editorial: Biden should protect more of California’s mountains and deserts as national monuments (12/24/23)
        722. What’s Wrong With Biomass Burning? Everything. (4/21/23)
        723. Palm oil supplier to Nestle, Kellogg's linked to Peru deforestation in report (2/7/24)
        724. Report shows Peru failed to stop Amazon deforestation for palm oil and cacao (2/8/24)
        725. Policy Experts Say the UN Climate Talks Need Reform, but Change Would be Difficult in the Current Political Landscape (2/4/24)
        726. Jury awards climate scientist Michael Mann $1 million in defamation lawsuit (2/8/24)
        727. Michael Mann’s $1 Million Defamation Verdict Resonates in a Still-Contentious Climate Science World (2/9/24)
        728. A century of reforestation helped keep the eastern US cool, study finds (2/13/24)
        729. The Amazon has survived changes in the climate for 65 million years. Now it’s heading for collapse, a study says (2/14/24)
        730. Environmental group alleges illegal logging in Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (2/15/24)
        731. We can answer Pope Francis' call to curb climate pollution by protecting old trees (2/15/24)
        732. The epic history of the Endangered Species Act (12/1/23)
        733. Visualizing The World’s Failure to Halt Deforestation (2/20/24)
        734. ‘A Dream Deferred:’ 30 Years of U.S. Environmental Justice in Port Arthur, Texas (2/11/24)
        735. Charted: Share of World Forests by Country (2/17/24)
        736. How Wales' ancient rainforests inspired folklore (2/17/24)
        737. 8 states move to ban utilities from using customer money for lobbying (2/21/24)
        738. On Kaho’olawe, new technology could restore a sacred Hawaiian island (2/19/24)
        739. California’s Oil Country Hopes Carbon Management Will Provide Jobs. It May Be Disappointed (2/21/24)
        740. Freed Andean Condors to Provide a Window into Wild Behavior in the Face of Habitat Pressures (2/19/24)
        741. Conservation Groups Seek to Block Logging Projects in Giant Sequoia National Monument (2/23/24)
        742. Hybrid' US sheep breeder used endangered genetic material, faces jail (3/13/24)
        743. Colorado could bring back wolverines in an unprecedented rewilding effort (3/9/24)
        744. Wood Pellet Giant Drax Targets California Forests (3/4/24)
        745. Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead Amid Lawsuit Break (3/13/24)
        746. Columbia mayor criticizes federal push to limit toxic chemicals in drinking water (3/8/24)
        747. The Supreme Court’s Social Media Case Has Big Implications for Climate Disinformation, Experts Warn (3/4/24)
        748. Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon down 30% in February (3/8/24)
        749. A lawmaker wants to reintroduce this apex predator in California (3/13/24)
        750. 100 Years Ago, the Last Wolverine Vanished From the Rockies. Now, It May Be Coming Home. (3/17/24)
        751. BIOMASS PLANT SPARKS CONTROVERSY OVER CLEAN AIR COMPLIANCE AND ECONOMIC IMPACT (3/12/24)
        752. Wood pellet producer Enviva files for bankruptcy and plans to restructure (3/13/24)
        753. How Clean Energy Tax Breaks Could Fuel a US Wood Burning Boom (3/15/24)
        754. Old-Growth Forests Know How to Protect Themselves from Fire (3/19/24)
        755. Feds toast recovery of a once-endangered Colorado plant (3/19/24)
        756. How to reward tropical forest conservation: Interview with Tasso Azevedo (3/22/24)
        757. National monument on California-Oregon border will remain intact after surviving legal challenge (3/25/24)
        758. California’s Climate Leaders Vow to Hold Fossil Fuel Companies to Account (3/22/24)
        759. Companies Are Poised to Inject Millions of Tons of Carbon Underground. Will It Stay Put? (3/20/24)
        760. “Unprecedented Conservation Triumph”: Saiga Antelope Reclassified From ‘Critically Endangered’ to ‘Near Threatened’ in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (12/12/23)
        761. Biden administration restores threatened species protections dropped by Trump (3/28/24)
        762. ‘The Javan tiger still exists’: DNA find may herald an extinct species’ comeback (4/4/24)
        763. Biochar Is ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ for Sequestering Carbon and Combating Climate Change (3/29/24)
        764. US experienced staggering growth in solar and wind power over the last decade (4/3/24)
        765. Activists protest in trees, file lawsuit to block old growth logging on BLM land (4/4/24)
        766. Groups Challenge BLM Commercial Logging in Conservation Reserve (3/27/24)
        767. Once lost to science, these "uncharismatic" animals are having their moment (3/29/24)
        768. The Free Agent Beaver (10/24/22)
        769. More than half of water from Colorado River used for agriculture industry, report finds (3/28/24)
        770. Last coal-burning power plant in New England set to close in a win for environmentalists (11/28/24)
        771. Global Forest Loss Remains High, Despite Recent Progress (4/4/24)
        772. Restoration is possible: the hunt for Scotland’s ancient wild pinewoods (4/6/24)
        773. How Singapore Became an Unexpected Stronghold for a Critically Endangered Bird (4/1/24)
        774. Highway 1 slip-out impacting a federally endangered species (4/4/24)
        775. How David Attenborough Went From Delighting at the Natural World to Pleading for Its Future (4/4/24)
        776. The case for paying ranchers to raise trees instead of cattle (4/2/24)
        777. CULTURE WARS AND AN EMBATTLED UTAH MONUMENT (3/25/24)
        778. Georgia’s Vogtle plant could herald the beginning — or end — of a new nuclear era (4/8/24)
        779. Human Intervention Not Necessary For Sequoia Survival (4/9/24)
        780. Bioplastics Are Not the Solution (4/10/24)
        781. Six Degrees of Plant Extinction (4/5/24)
        782. The 301 Mammal Species Most Threatened by Overhunting (10/30/17)
        783. First-of-its-kind study definitively shows that conservation actions are effective at halting and reversing biodiversity loss (4/25/24)
        784. 80 Percent of Global CO2 Emissions Come From Just 57 Companies, Report Shows (4/9/24)
        785. Critics call out plastics industry over "fraud of plastic recycling" (4/14/24)
        786. Visualized: The 4 Billion Year Path of Human Evolution (6/9/23)
        787. Meet the Vancouver scientist whose work could help fight forest fires, save old-growth (4/20/24)
        788. Indigenous peoples rush to stop ‘false climate solutions’ ahead of next international climate meeting (4/22/24)
        789. Southern Oregon activists claim victory after BLM changes plans in logging area (4/24/24)
        790. Republican attorneys general mount a new attack on the EPA’s use of civil rights law (4/25/24)
        791. Rock and Roll Botany: An Endangered Plant Named After Legendary Guitarist Jimi Hendrix (4/24/24)
        792. Net neutrality is back as FCC votes to regulate internet providers (4/25/24)
        793. The ‘World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing’ Will Help Animals Walk Safely Over Eight Lanes of California Traffic (4/24/24)
        794. Conservation slowing biodiversity loss, scientists say (4/25/24)
        795. New Forest Service report reveals agency wants to max out logging (4/5/24)
        796. Have the world’s coral reefs already crossed a tipping point? (4/29/24)
        797. IKEA blamed for Romanian forest destruction (4/25/24)
        798. Sage Grouse “Collaborative Conservation Effort” is an On-Going Disaster (4/26/24)
        799. President Biden signs proclamation expanding San Gabriel Mountains National Monument (5/2/24)
        800. President Biden announces expansion of Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument (5/2/24)
        801. UK’s Drax targets California forests for two major wood pellet plants (5/6/24)
        802. The Insidious Plan to Destroy Our National Monuments (5/3/24)
        803. As national monuments multiply, Bears Ears forges forward (4/30/24)
        804. Acoustic Recordings Reveal Possible Comeback for Critically Endangered Antarctic Blue Whales (5/7/24)
        805. 8 pups born to critically endangered red wolf pack near the Outer Banks (5/3/24)
        806. As the Whip-poor-will’s Chant Wanes, Our Cultural Loss Grows (5/6/24)
        807. Offset Schemes Failing to Benefit Indigenous People, Report Finds (5/7/24)
        808. Silent Spring—I (6/9/62)
        809. Being in nature has been healing for me as a veteran. Designate the Chuckwalla National Monument (3/27/24)
        810. Plumas group sues Forest Service over wildfire protection project (5/7/24)
        811. Lost Sierra Forest-Climate Action Camp | May 23-29 (5/13/24)
        812. Oregon’s Owyhee Canyonlands Is the Biggest Conservation Opportunity Left in the West. If Congress Won’t Protect it, Should Biden Step in? (5/5/24)
        813. As demolition begins on one of the last Klamath River dams, attention turns to recovery (5/12/24)
        814. An old growth forest comes alive 20 miles from downtown Cleveland (5/13/24)
        815. Trouble in the wood basket: How a global push for renewable energy took advantage of rural Mississippi (4/9/24)
        816. Men caught on camera destroying ancient rock formations at national park (4/13/24)
        817. Southern Oregon tree sitters protest old-growth logging from 100 feet above the forest floor (4/11/24)
        818. Environmental groups call on Interior Secretary Haaland to stop southern Oregon logging project (4/11/24)
        819. A whale makes a comeback off Argentina's coast 100 years after vanishing (5/10/24)
        820. Final cheetah conservationists freed in Iran, but the big cat’s outlook remains grim (5/13/24)
        821. How Does Habitat Fragmentation Harm Wildlife? (5/15/24)
        822. If Corporations Are People, Then Animals Should Be Too (5/2/24)
        823. Scientists solve mystery of ancient 'tree of life' (5/15/24)
        824. The end of coral reefs as we know them (5/16/24)
        825. BLM shares draft resource management plan for Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (5/14/24)
        826. The Wilderness Act Is Still Protecting Nature, If We Allow It (5/16/24)
        827. New Global Wildlife Crime Report Finds 4,000 Species Being Targeted in 162 Countries (5/13/24)
        828. On a Borneo mountainside, Indigenous Dayak women hold fire and defend forest (5/15/24)
        829. New Public Lands Rule to Benefit Mule Deer & More (5/17/24)
        830. Small Island Nations Secure Historic Climate Win From International Ocean Tribunal (5/21/24)
        831. Recovery of Brazil’s Spix’s macaw, popularized in animated ‘Rio’ films, threatened by climate change (5/28/24)
        832. Extinct ‘mountain jewel’ plant returned to wild - in secret location (5/24/24)
        833. Burning Trees: As the Biomass Industry Grows, Its Carbon Emissions Go Uncounted (5/20/24)
        834. Significant Environmental and Climate Impacts Are Impinging on Human Rights in Every Country, a New Report Finds (5/21/24)
        835. Uzbekistan plants a forest where a sea once lay (5/29/24)
        836. Nez Perce Tribe, Environmental Groups say USFS Plan Would 'Degrade' Idaho, Montana Forests (5/28/24)
        837. One of world’s rarest whales sighted off California coast (5/27/24)
        838. The Top 10 Ocean Biodiversity Hotspots to Protect (5/21/20)
        839. Alaskan rivers turning orange due to climate change, study finds (5/22/24)
        840. The Global Race for Water in the Arizona Desert (6/8/24)
        841. Researchers look into community health impact of wood pellet production in rural Mississippi (5/15/24)
        842. Big Banks Have Funded Climate Crisis With Nearly $7 Trillion Since Paris Agreement (5/13/24)
        843. Species Spotlight: The Laguna Mountains Skipper Butterfly — What’s in a Name, Anyway? (6/12/24)
        844. Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger (5/9/24)
        845. Unusually Large Number of Whales Spotted, Including Multiple Endangered Species, off Northeast U.S. Coasts (6/14/24)
        846. A Mississippi community takes on a U.K. energy giant over pollution concerns (8/6/23)
        847. Big Banks Are Helping Big Oil Kill the Planet | Opinion (6/12/24)
        848. Solar Panel Prices Are Low Again. Here’s Who’s Winning and Losing (6/6/24)
        849. When it comes to power, solar is about to leave nuclear and everything else in the shade (7/2/24)
        850. The Iberian lynx is back from the brink of extinction, thanks to conservation efforts (6/20/24)
        851. Will the Lightning Bug Show Go On? (6/15/24)
        852. Out of Site, Out of Mind? New Study Finds Missing Apex Predators Are Too Often Neglected in Ecological Research (6/19/24)
        853. California’s Bay Area is Heating Up. Its Infrastructure Isn’t Designed For It (6/21/24)
        854. Opposition heats up over proposed wood pellet mill in western Washington (6/20/24)
        855. Financing of Meat and Dairy Giants Grows Thanks to Big American Banks and Investors (6/29/24)
        856. Biofuel Refineries Are Releasing Toxic Air Pollutants in Farm Communities Across the US (6/12/24)
        857. Ranked: The Most Endangered Animals in the World (6/29/24)
        858. Q&A: The First Presidential Debate Hardly Mentioned Environmental Issues, Despite Stark Differences Between the Candidate’s Records (6/29/24)
        859. Is This Palm Oil Company Operating on Protected Forestland? (6/27/24)
        860. Supreme Court Overturns Chevron Doctrine: What it Means for Climate Change Policy (6/28/24)
        861. Bindi Irwin Pens Debut Kids Book About Conservation: ‘Thrilled to Share My Passion for Wildlife’ (Exclusive) (6/26/24)
        862. Fixing Your Electronics Just Got Easier in California and Minnesota (7/1/24)
        863. Can Europe really preserve global forests? (7/2/24)
        864. Federal judge finalizes protections for large trees east of the Cascades (4/2/24)
        865. Visualizing Tropical Forest Loss in 2023 (7/5/24)
        866. US Forest Service halts logging in Utah national forest (7/5/24)
        867. A beloved palm and pine tree mark California’s center. Now they’re being cut down (7/6/24)
        868. Napa Valley has lush vineyards and wineries – and a pollution problem (6/9/24)
        869. If the U.S. Forest Service wants logging projects, the courts are clear: They must follow the law. (7/7/24)
        870. In controversial push to thin forests to prevent wildfire, concerns grow over loss of old growth (6/13/24)
        871. 170+ Years of Cumulative GHG Emissions (7/7/24)
        872. We're screaming into the void.' Across the U.S., heat keeps breaking records (7/11/24)
        873. Average Global Temperature Has Warmed 1.5 Degrees Celsius Above Pre-industrial Levels for 12 Months in a Row (7/9/24)
        874. BREAKING: USFS Backs Off Large Portion of Plumas Forest Destruction Plan After Lawsuit / Objection (7/11/24)
        875. Judge Requires EIS in BLM Case, Finding That “(Thinning) Treatments Have Been Found to Create Highly Flammable (Conditions)” (7/11/24)
        876. What Project 2025 would mean for the fight against climate change (7/13/24)
        877. Rising seas wiped out an entire US species for the first time. Scientists say it’s a sign of things to come (7/14/24)
        878. In an era of dam removal, California is building more (7/12/24)
        879. For ‘extinct’ Spix’s macaw, successful comeback is overshadowed by uncertainty (7/15/24)
        880. Trump’s Environmental Impact Endures, at Home and Around the World (7/16/24)
        881. ‘Extinct’ trees found in Tanzania sparks hope for ecosystem recovery (7/16/24)
        882. Harnessing ‘invisible forests in plain view’ to reforest the world (7/16/24)
        883. Secret 'sky island' rainforest saved by new discoveries (7/15/24)
        884. Lost area of Welsh rainforest to be returned to ancient glory (7/15/24)
        885. Zoo celebrates birth of 4 nearly-extinct American red wolves at new wildlife reserve (7/9/24)
        886. Scientists make chance discovery of rare blue skin mutation in Kimberley magnificent tree frog (7/11/24)
        887. Tribune Editorial: The BLM Public Lands Rule is a common-sense solution (6/25/23)
        888. Stegner’s “Wilderness Letter” Still Rings True (7/11/24)
        889. ‘It affects everything’: why is Hollywood so scared to tackle the climate crisis? (7/20/24)
        890. Democratic senators seek to reverse Supreme Court ruling that restricts federal agency power (7/23/24)
        891. Anti-whaling activist arrested in Greenland, could be extradited to Japan (7/22/24)
        892. The Beaver Seekers (7/22/24)
        893. Species Spotlight: The Coastal Sage Scrub Oak, an Unassuming Cornerstone of its Ecosystem (7/24/24)
        894. Monday was the world's hottest day ever recorded — breaking Sunday's short-lived record (7/24/24)
        895. Brazil judge blocks paving of highway through heart of Amazon rainforest (7/25/24)
        896. Thai tiger numbers swell as prey populations stabilize in western forests (7/17/24)
        897. Wood pellets production boomed to feed EU demand. It’s come at a cost for Black people in the South (7/26/24)
        898. Tree bark plays vital role in removing methane from atmosphere, study finds (7/24/24)
        899. Western States and Industry Groups Unite to Block BLM’s Conservation Priority Land Rule (7/26/24)
        900. Grizzly Bears Will Finally Return to Washington State. Humans Aren’t Sure How to Greet Them (5/14/24)
        901. In the Developing Field of Climate Psychology, ‘Eco-Anxiety’ Is a Rational Response (7/26/24)
        902. Beavers are our partners in protecting and restoring California (4/16/24)
        903. Jaguars are returning to America, but Fish and Wildlife Service don't think they need protections (5/31/24)
        904. Extreme politicians are trying to erase America’s national parks and monuments (6/11/24)
        905. Letter: Public land belongs to all Americans, and livestock grazing on it is a privilege, not a right (7/2/24)
        906. State of States (12/30/99)
        907. The Agenda of the 118th Congress’ Antiparks Caucus (6/10/24)
        908. California’s concerning embrace of a new forest biomass industry (3/20/24)
        909. We’ve discovered the world’s trees absorb methane – so forests are even more important in the climate fight than we thought (7/24/24)
        910. As record heat risks bleaching 73% of the world’s coral reefs, scientists ask ‘what do we do now?’ (7/29/24)
        911. Yellen launches Amazon basin effort to disrupt nature crimes (7/27/24)
        912. The Wilderness Act: A Triple Anniversary (5/18/24)
        913. ‘Vance Profits, We Pay The Price’: Sunrise Movement Protests J.D. Vance Over Billionaire Influence and Calls on Kamala Harris to Take Climate Action (7/29/24)
        914. California a botanical and climate change hot spot (7/29/24)
        915. Protecting Wildlife Corridors in Ventura County (7/18/24)
        916. Conservation groups file to intervene in controversial BLM Public Lands Rule case (7/29/24)
        917. Wind and solar energy overtake fossil fuels to provide 30% of EU electricity (7/30/24)
        918. Wyoming and Utah sue feds to halt controversial ‘conservation rule’ (6/19/24)
        919. Mountain bikers push to ride through wilderness (7/22/24)
        920. Wildlife Rangers Face A ‘Toxic Mix’ of Mental Strain and Lack of Support (5/31/18)
        921. Mountains don’t need hardware (6/12/24)
        922. BLM ‘conservation rule’ divides Wyoming public land users (6/9/23)
        923. BLM conservation rule likely to survive challenges, advocates say (4/23/24)
        924. Scientists analyse sound to help endangered animals (8/2/24)
        925. Wetland plant once nearly extinct may have recovered enough to come off the endangered species list (7/30/24)
        926. Brand New 80-Acre Waterfront Park Coming to East Bay (7/28/24)
        927. US Forest Service failing to protect old growth trees from logging, critics say (8/1/24)
        928. Hotter Temperatures Are Causing Trees to Have Heat Strokes (7/29/24)
        929. Conservation Groups Seek to Block Logging Projects in Giant Sequoia National Monument (2/23/24)
        930. Activists embark on second tree-sit protest on BLM land in southern Oregon (6/6/24)
        931. Another Timber War Looms (11/28/23)
        932. In the face of global warming, students are dreaming up a better climate future (8/5/24)
        933. Mapped: The Most Visited U.S. National Parks (7/28/24)
        934. Utah's famed Double Arch collapses, underscores fragility of National Park features (8/12/24)
        935. Burning wood is not ‘renewable energy,’ so why do policymakers pretend it is? (6/11/24)
        936. Drax Coming for California Forests by Partnering with GSNR (7/16/24)
        937. Human Activities Have Drastically Reduced Habitat for Asian Elephants (5/15/23)
        938. Tigers are disappearing from Southeast Asia. A forest in Thailand is offering new hope (7/26/24)
        939. Forest Service orders Arrowhead bottled water company to shut down California pipeline (8/7/24)
        940. Federal infrastructure funding is fueling a push to remove dams and restore river habitat (8/7/24)
        941. What would a Harris presidency mean for the environment? (7/26/24)
        942. Is Public Transit A Bulwark Against the Climate Crisis? (8/9/24)
        943. Revealed: more than 120,000 US sites feared to handle harmful PFAS ‘forever’ chemicals (10/17/21)
        944. The Te Awa Tupua Act: An Inspiration for Communities to Take Responsibility for Their Ecosystems (8/14/24)
        945. Historical Lessons of Successful Conservation Movements (8/10/24)
        946. ‘Selfie control’: Instagram filter judges distance from wildlife (8/12/24)
        947. Safeguards for whales, other species from Gulf of Mexico oil drilling must improve, judge rules (8/20/24)
        948. Is Reducing Wildfire Fuels Common Sense? (8/15/24)
        949. Mature forests are vital in frontline fight against climate change, research reveals (8/12/24)
        950. Fighting for the Native Forest of the Gran Chaco in Argentina (8/6/24)
        951. Hope Blooms: A Tale of Two Manzanitas (8/5/24)
• 1. Forest News Chronological Order
     
  2. Largest dam removal ever, driven by Tribes, kicks off Klamath River recovery (10/17/24)
  3. Global biodiversity report shows "catastrophic decline" in wildlife populations (10/17/24)
  4. First salmon since 1912 spotted in Oregon’s Klamath Basin, months after dam removal (10/17/24)
  5. The system that moves water around the Earth is off balance for the first time in human history (10/16/24)
  6. Carbon capture plan is a colossal waste of money (10/15/24)
  7. About 80% of countries fail to submit plans to preserve nature ahead of global summit (10/15/24)
  8. Why biodiversity credits cannot work (commentary) (10/14/24)
  9. Trees and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year. Is nature’s carbon sink failing? (10/14/24)
  10. Climate Disasters Only Slightly Shift the Political Needle (10/13/24)
  11. Tiny Wasps Are Saving Rare Island Birds from Extinction: ‘A Much-Needed Lifeline’ (10/12/24)
  12. Sharp divide in Oregon over bill to step up logging to prevent wildfires (10/11/24)
  13. Western Burrowing Owl Becomes Endangered Species ‘Candidate’ (10/11/24)
  14. Collapsing wildlife populations near ‘points of no return’, report warns (10/10/24)
  15. Record-Breaking Heat Waves Add to Risks for Western Monarchs (10/9/24)
  16. How Traffickers Got Away with the Biggest Rosewood Heist in History (10/8/24)
  17. West Coast climate activists battle the false ‘solution’ of forest biomass (10/8/24)
  18. Salmon swim freely in Klamath River for first time in more than 100 years (10/7/24)
  19. The forgotten Japanese naturalist who created a U.S. national park (10/7/24)
  20. Environmentalists sue Jurupa Valley to protect ancient plant from ‘harmful’ development (10/6/24)
  21. Mapped: The 10 Dirtiest Cities in America (10/5/24)
  22. Climate change is causing algal blooms in Lake Superior for the first time in history (10/4/24)
  23. Geoengineering is a crime against Mother Earth and her children (10/1/24)
  24. Multiple lanes closing overnight for wildlife crossing construction over HWY 101 (10/1/24)
  25. Litigation looms over latest round of Washington state timber sales (10/1/24)
  26. What the Bundy Bunkerville standoff foreshadowed (10/1/24)
  27. Botanists identify 33 global ‘dark spots’ with thousands of unknown plants (10/1/24)
  28. Australia’s ‘immoral’ coalmine decision akin to drowning Pacific neighbours, Tuvalu climate minister declares (9/30/24)
  29. The Dirty Business of Clean Energy: The U.K. Power Company Polluting Small Towns Across the U.S (9/30/24)
  30. Emergency plan to save capercaillie from extinction (9/30/24)
  31. Firefly species may blink out as US seeks to list it as endangered for first time (9/30/24)
  32. Scientists discover hidden ancient forest on treeless island (9/27/24)
  33. Rare and Elusive Australian Bird, Once Thought Extinct for 100 Years, Discovered by Indigenous Rangers and Scientists (9/26/24)
  34. Mining Policy Must Be Reformed (9/25/24)
  35. Republicans block climate amendments to forests bill (9/24/24)
  36. Endangered California condors seen soaring over Mount Diablo, Livermore (9/24/24)
  37. ‘Dream birds’ in the mist: First photo of ‘lost’ bird in DRC mountains (9/23/24)
  38. California sues ExxonMobil for misleading public on plastic recycling (9/23/24)
  39. ‘We can feel our ancestors’: one First Nation’s fight to save Canada’s old forests (9/23/24)
  40. Opinion: How a California community helped prevent the Bridge fire from destroying their town (9/23/24)
  41. RFK Jr.’s ‘Sad’ Slide From Environmental Hero to Outcast (9/22/24)
  42. Global spending on subsidies that harm environment rises to $2.6tn, report says (9/17/24)
  43. Opinion - The misleadingly named ‘Fix Our Forests Act’ would do anything but (9/17/24)
  44. Chart: Coal Consumption by Region (1965-2023) (9/16/24)
  45. Departures From Climate Action 100+ Highlight U.S.-Europe Divide Over ESG Investing (9/14/24)
  46. Zimbabwe orders cull of 200 elephants amid food shortages from drought (9/14/24)
  47. Trump threatens to cut off California wildfire aid if Newsom doesn’t change water policy (9/13/24)
  48. ‘Weather Whiplash’ Helped Drive This Year’s California Wildfires (9/12/24)
  49. Proposals to Build California’s First Carbon Storage Facilities Face a Key Test (9/12/24)
  50. Resisting fascism includes respecting our environment and fellow species (9/11/24)
  51. Do Marine Animals Need Wildlife Bridges, Too? (9/10/24)
  52. Public Input Needed as Feds Miss the Mark on Old Growth Forest Protection (9/9/24)
  53. China has more than 1 billion tons/year of new coal mines in pipeline, report says (9/9/24)
  54. Tribune editorial: Utah’s latest land-grab lawsuit has no legal leg to stand on (9/8/24)
  55. Hope for North America’s Most Endangered Bird (9/7/24)
  56. Episode 131: The Growing Movement Toward 100 New US National Parks (9/6/24)
  57. For the First Time, Part of the Ocean Has Been Granted Legal Personhood (9/6/24)
  58. The National Monuments Disinformation Brigade (9/4/24)
  59. Florida state parks whistleblower fired after exposing Ron DeSantis’s plans (9/3/24)
  60. A photographer captures life in America’s last remaining old-growth forests (9/3/24)
  61. Collaborators on the ropes as wilderness advocates fight back (8/30/24)
  62. After wood pellet reporting failures, it’s time for a proper review of Drax’s subsidies (8/29/24)
  63. Green groups urge Ed Miliband to scrap Drax subsidies (8/27/24)
  64. Historic Redwood Grove in Sonoma County Acquired for Conservation, Public Access (8/24/24)
  65. ‘Humanity is failing’: official report warns our chance to save the Great Barrier Reef is fast closing (8/23/24)
  66. We must restore nature to avoid global catastrophe, warns biodiversity summit president (8/22/24)
  67. Safeguards for whales, other species from Gulf of Mexico oil drilling must improve, judge rules (8/20/24)
  68. A Path Through Scorched Earth Teaches How a Fire Deficit Helped Fuel California’s Conflagrations (8/19/24)
  69. Harris Stirs Hope for a New Chapter in Climate Action (8/18/24)
  70. Slow the growth, save the world? Why declining birth rates need not mean an end to prosperity (8/17/24)
  71. Is Reducing Wildfire Fuels Common Sense? (8/15/24)
  72. Logging after wildfires is a hot industry in B.C. Could it do more harm than good? (8/14/24)
  73. The Te Awa Tupua Act: An Inspiration for Communities to Take Responsibility for Their Ecosystems (8/14/24)
  74. Almost 20 Years Ago, a Mid-Career Psychiatrist Started Thinking About Climate Anxiety and Mental Health (8/13/24)
  75. British energy giant reports violating toxic pollutant limits at Louisiana wood pellet facilities (8/12/24)
  76. Forest restoration can boost people, nature and climate simultaneously (8/12/24)
  77. Utah's famed Double Arch collapses, underscores fragility of National Park features (8/12/24)
  78. ‘Selfie control’: Instagram filter judges distance from wildlife (8/12/24)
  79. Mature forests are vital in frontline fight against climate change, research reveals (8/12/24)
  80. Historical Lessons of Successful Conservation Movements (8/10/24)
  81. Japan Harpoons Endangered Fin Whale: #FreePaulWatson (8/9/24)
  82. Biomass power station produced four times emissions of UK coal plant, says report (8/9/24)
  83. Is Public Transit A Bulwark Against the Climate Crisis? (8/9/24)
  84. Forest Service orders Arrowhead bottled water company to shut down California pipeline (8/7/24)
  85. Federal infrastructure funding is fueling a push to remove dams and restore river habitat (8/7/24)
  86. Fighting for the Native Forest of the Gran Chaco in Argentina (8/6/24)
  87. In the face of global warming, students are dreaming up a better climate future (8/5/24)
  88. Hope Blooms: A Tale of Two Manzanitas (8/5/24)
  89. The Enormous Flaw in Wildfire Data (8/2/24)
  90. Scientists analyse sound to help endangered animals (8/2/24)
  91. US Forest Service failing to protect old growth trees from logging, critics say (8/1/24)
  92. Wind and solar energy overtake fossil fuels to provide 30% of EU electricity (7/30/24)
  93. Wetland plant once nearly extinct may have recovered enough to come off the endangered species list (7/30/24)
  94. As record heat risks bleaching 73% of the world’s coral reefs, scientists ask ‘what do we do now?’ (7/29/24)
  95. ‘Vance Profits, We Pay The Price’: Sunrise Movement Protests J.D. Vance Over Billionaire Influence and Calls on Kamala Harris to Take Climate Action (7/29/24)
  96. California a botanical and climate change hot spot (7/29/24)
  97. Conservation groups file to intervene in controversial BLM Public Lands Rule case (7/29/24)
  98. Hotter Temperatures Are Causing Trees to Have Heat Strokes (7/29/24)
  99. Brand New 80-Acre Waterfront Park Coming to East Bay (7/28/24)
  100. Mapped: The Most Visited U.S. National Parks (7/28/24)
  101. Yellen launches Amazon basin effort to disrupt nature crimes (7/27/24)
  102. Wood pellets production boomed to feed EU demand. It’s come at a cost for Black people in the South (7/26/24)
  103. Western States and Industry Groups Unite to Block BLM’s Conservation Priority Land Rule (7/26/24)
  104. In the Developing Field of Climate Psychology, ‘Eco-Anxiety’ Is a Rational Response (7/26/24)
  105. Tigers are disappearing from Southeast Asia. A forest in Thailand is offering new hope (7/26/24)
  106. What would a Harris presidency mean for the environment? (7/26/24)
  107. Brazil judge blocks paving of highway through heart of Amazon rainforest (7/25/24)
  108. Species Spotlight: The Coastal Sage Scrub Oak, an Unassuming Cornerstone of its Ecosystem (7/24/24)
  109. Monday was the world's hottest day ever recorded — breaking Sunday's short-lived record (7/24/24)
  110. Tree bark plays vital role in removing methane from atmosphere, study finds (7/24/24)
  111. We’ve discovered the world’s trees absorb methane – so forests are even more important in the climate fight than we thought (7/24/24)
  112. Democratic senators seek to reverse Supreme Court ruling that restricts federal agency power (7/23/24)
  113. Anti-whaling activist arrested in Greenland, could be extradited to Japan (7/22/24)
  114. The Beaver Seekers (7/22/24)
  115. Mountain bikers push to ride through wilderness (7/22/24)
  116. ‘It affects everything’: why is Hollywood so scared to tackle the climate crisis? (7/20/24)
  117. Protecting Wildlife Corridors in Ventura County (7/18/24)
  118. Thai tiger numbers swell as prey populations stabilize in western forests (7/17/24)
  119. Trump’s Environmental Impact Endures, at Home and Around the World (7/16/24)
  120. ‘Extinct’ trees found in Tanzania sparks hope for ecosystem recovery (7/16/24)
  121. Harnessing ‘invisible forests in plain view’ to reforest the world (7/16/24)
  122. Drax Coming for California Forests by Partnering with GSNR (7/16/24)
  123. For ‘extinct’ Spix’s macaw, successful comeback is overshadowed by uncertainty (7/15/24)
  124. Secret 'sky island' rainforest saved by new discoveries (7/15/24)
  125. Lost area of Welsh rainforest to be returned to ancient glory (7/15/24)
  126. Rising seas wiped out an entire US species for the first time. Scientists say it’s a sign of things to come (7/14/24)
  127. What Project 2025 would mean for the fight against climate change (7/13/24)
  128. In an era of dam removal, California is building more (7/12/24)
  129. UN biodiversity summit in Colombia aims to turn words into action (10/7/24)
  130. We're screaming into the void.' Across the U.S., heat keeps breaking records (7/11/24)
  131. BREAKING: USFS Backs Off Large Portion of Plumas Forest Destruction Plan After Lawsuit / Objection (7/11/24)
  132. Judge Requires EIS in BLM Case, Finding That “(Thinning) Treatments Have Been Found to Create Highly Flammable (Conditions)” (7/11/24)
  133. Scientists make chance discovery of rare blue skin mutation in Kimberley magnificent tree frog (7/11/24)
  134. Stegner’s “Wilderness Letter” Still Rings True (7/11/24)
  135. Average Global Temperature Has Warmed 1.5 Degrees Celsius Above Pre-industrial Levels for 12 Months in a Row (7/9/24)
  136. Zoo celebrates birth of 4 nearly-extinct American red wolves at new wildlife reserve (7/9/24)
  137. If the U.S. Forest Service wants logging projects, the courts are clear: They must follow the law. (7/7/24)
  138. 170+ Years of Cumulative GHG Emissions (7/7/24)
  139. A beloved palm and pine tree mark California’s center. Now they’re being cut down (7/6/24)
  140. Visualizing Tropical Forest Loss in 2023 (7/5/24)
  141. US Forest Service halts logging in Utah national forest (7/5/24)
  142. When it comes to power, solar is about to leave nuclear and everything else in the shade (7/2/24)
  143. Can Europe really preserve global forests? (7/2/24)
  144. Letter: Public land belongs to all Americans, and livestock grazing on it is a privilege, not a right (7/2/24)
  145. Fixing Your Electronics Just Got Easier in California and Minnesota (7/1/24)
  146. Financing of Meat and Dairy Giants Grows Thanks to Big American Banks and Investors (6/29/24)
  147. Ranked: The Most Endangered Animals in the World (6/29/24)
  148. Q&A: The First Presidential Debate Hardly Mentioned Environmental Issues, Despite Stark Differences Between the Candidate’s Records (6/29/24)
  149. Supreme Court Overturns Chevron Doctrine: What it Means for Climate Change Policy (6/28/24)
  150. Is This Palm Oil Company Operating on Protected Forestland? (6/27/24)
  151. Bindi Irwin Pens Debut Kids Book About Conservation: ‘Thrilled to Share My Passion for Wildlife’ (Exclusive) (6/26/24)
  152. California’s Bay Area is Heating Up. Its Infrastructure Isn’t Designed For It (6/21/24)
  153. The Iberian lynx is back from the brink of extinction, thanks to conservation efforts (6/20/24)
  154. Opposition heats up over proposed wood pellet mill in western Washington (6/20/24)
  155. Out of Site, Out of Mind? New Study Finds Missing Apex Predators Are Too Often Neglected in Ecological Research (6/19/24)
  156. Wyoming and Utah sue feds to halt controversial ‘conservation rule’ (6/19/24)
  157. Will the Lightning Bug Show Go On? (6/15/24)
  158. Unusually Large Number of Whales Spotted, Including Multiple Endangered Species, off Northeast U.S. Coasts (6/14/24)
  159. In controversial push to thin forests to prevent wildfire, concerns grow over loss of old growth (6/13/24)
  160. Species Spotlight: The Laguna Mountains Skipper Butterfly — What’s in a Name, Anyway? (6/12/24)
  161. Big Banks Are Helping Big Oil Kill the Planet | Opinion (6/12/24)
  162. Biofuel Refineries Are Releasing Toxic Air Pollutants in Farm Communities Across the US (6/12/24)
  163. Mountains don’t need hardware (6/12/24)
  164. Extreme politicians are trying to erase America’s national parks and monuments (6/11/24)
  165. Burning wood is not ‘renewable energy,’ so why do policymakers pretend it is? (6/11/24)
  166. The Agenda of the 118th Congress’ Antiparks Caucus (6/10/24)
  167. Napa Valley has lush vineyards and wineries – and a pollution problem (6/9/24)
  168. The Global Race for Water in the Arizona Desert (6/8/24)
  169. Solar Panel Prices Are Low Again. Here’s Who’s Winning and Losing (6/6/24)
  170. Activists embark on second tree-sit protest on BLM land in southern Oregon (6/6/24)
  171. Jaguars are returning to America, but Fish and Wildlife Service don't think they need protections (5/31/24)
  172. Uzbekistan plants a forest where a sea once lay (5/29/24)
  173. Recovery of Brazil’s Spix’s macaw, popularized in animated ‘Rio’ films, threatened by climate change (5/28/24)
  174. Nez Perce Tribe, Environmental Groups say USFS Plan Would 'Degrade' Idaho, Montana Forests (5/28/24)
  175. One of world’s rarest whales sighted off California coast (5/27/24)
  176. Extinct ‘mountain jewel’ plant returned to wild - in secret location (5/24/24)
  177. Remembering Carroll B. Williams, Jr., pioneering environmental scientist (5/22/24)
  178. Alaskan rivers turning orange due to climate change, study finds (5/22/24)
  179. Small Island Nations Secure Historic Climate Win From International Ocean Tribunal (5/21/24)
  180. Significant Environmental and Climate Impacts Are Impinging on Human Rights in Every Country, a New Report Finds (5/21/24)
  181. Burning Trees: As the Biomass Industry Grows, Its Carbon Emissions Go Uncounted (5/20/24)
  182. The Wilderness Act: A Triple Anniversary (5/18/24)
  183. New Public Lands Rule to Benefit Mule Deer & More (5/17/24)
  184. The end of coral reefs as we know them (5/16/24)
  185. The Wilderness Act Is Still Protecting Nature, If We Allow It (5/16/24)
  186. How Does Habitat Fragmentation Harm Wildlife? (5/15/24)
  187. Scientists solve mystery of ancient 'tree of life' (5/15/24)
  188. On a Borneo mountainside, Indigenous Dayak women hold fire and defend forest (5/15/24)
  189. Researchers look into community health impact of wood pellet production in rural Mississippi (5/15/24)
  190. BLM shares draft resource management plan for Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (5/14/24)
  191. Grizzly Bears Will Finally Return to Washington State. Humans Aren’t Sure How to Greet Them (5/14/24)
  192. Lost Sierra Forest-Climate Action Camp | May 23-29 (5/13/24)
  193. An old growth forest comes alive 20 miles from downtown Cleveland (5/13/24)
  194. Final cheetah conservationists freed in Iran, but the big cat’s outlook remains grim (5/13/24)
  195. New Global Wildlife Crime Report Finds 4,000 Species Being Targeted in 162 Countries (5/13/24)
  196. Big Banks Have Funded Climate Crisis With Nearly $7 Trillion Since Paris Agreement (5/13/24)
  197. As demolition begins on one of the last Klamath River dams, attention turns to recovery (5/12/24)
  198. A whale makes a comeback off Argentina's coast 100 years after vanishing (5/10/24)
  199. Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger (5/9/24)
  200. Acoustic Recordings Reveal Possible Comeback for Critically Endangered Antarctic Blue Whales (5/7/24)
  201. Offset Schemes Failing to Benefit Indigenous People, Report Finds (5/7/24)
  202. Plumas group sues Forest Service over wildfire protection project (5/7/24)
  203. UK’s Drax targets California forests for two major wood pellet plants (5/6/24)
  204. As the Whip-poor-will’s Chant Wanes, Our Cultural Loss Grows (5/6/24)
  205. Oregon’s Owyhee Canyonlands Is the Biggest Conservation Opportunity Left in the West. If Congress Won’t Protect it, Should Biden Step in? (5/5/24)
  206. The Insidious Plan to Destroy Our National Monuments (5/3/24)
  207. 8 pups born to critically endangered red wolf pack near the Outer Banks (5/3/24)
  208. President Biden signs proclamation expanding San Gabriel Mountains National Monument (5/2/24)
  209. President Biden announces expansion of Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument (5/2/24)
  210. If Corporations Are People, Then Animals Should Be Too (5/2/24)
  211. As national monuments multiply, Bears Ears forges forward (4/30/24)
  212. Have the world’s coral reefs already crossed a tipping point? (4/29/24)
  213. Sage Grouse “Collaborative Conservation Effort” is an On-Going Disaster (4/26/24)
  214. First-of-its-kind study definitively shows that conservation actions are effective at halting and reversing biodiversity loss (4/25/24)
  215. Republican attorneys general mount a new attack on the EPA’s use of civil rights law (4/25/24)
  216. Net neutrality is back as FCC votes to regulate internet providers (4/25/24)
  217. Conservation slowing biodiversity loss, scientists say (4/25/24)
  218. IKEA blamed for Romanian forest destruction (4/25/24)
  219. Southern Oregon activists claim victory after BLM changes plans in logging area (4/24/24)
  220. Rock and Roll Botany: An Endangered Plant Named After Legendary Guitarist Jimi Hendrix (4/24/24)
  221. The ‘World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing’ Will Help Animals Walk Safely Over Eight Lanes of California Traffic (4/24/24)
  222. BLM conservation rule likely to survive challenges, advocates say (4/23/24)
  223. Indigenous peoples rush to stop ‘false climate solutions’ ahead of next international climate meeting (4/22/24)
  224. Meet the Vancouver scientist whose work could help fight forest fires, save old-growth (4/20/24)
  225. Beavers are our partners in protecting and restoring California (4/16/24)
  226. Critics call out plastics industry over "fraud of plastic recycling" (4/14/24)
  227. Men caught on camera destroying ancient rock formations at national park (4/13/24)
  228. Southern Oregon tree sitters protest old-growth logging from 100 feet above the forest floor (4/11/24)
  229. Environmental groups call on Interior Secretary Haaland to stop southern Oregon logging project (4/11/24)
  230. Bioplastics Are Not the Solution (4/10/24)
  231. How green is biomass in Georgia? Enviva’s bankruptcy highlights cracks in the industry (4/9/24)
  232. Human Intervention Not Necessary For Sequoia Survival (4/9/24)
  233. 80 Percent of Global CO2 Emissions Come From Just 57 Companies, Report Shows (4/9/24)
  234. Trouble in the wood basket: How a global push for renewable energy took advantage of rural Mississippi (4/9/24)
  235. Georgia’s Vogtle plant could herald the beginning — or end — of a new nuclear era (4/8/24)
  236. Restoration is possible: the hunt for Scotland’s ancient wild pinewoods (4/6/24)
  237. Six Degrees of Plant Extinction (4/5/24)
  238. New Forest Service report reveals agency wants to max out logging (4/5/24)
  239. Climate movement elders revive monkey wrench tactics to save an old forest (4/5/24)
  240. ‘The Javan tiger still exists’: DNA find may herald an extinct species’ comeback (4/4/24)
  241. Activists protest in trees, file lawsuit to block old growth logging on BLM land (4/4/24)
  242. Global Forest Loss Remains High, Despite Recent Progress (4/4/24)
  243. Highway 1 slip-out impacting a federally endangered species (4/4/24)
  244. How David Attenborough Went From Delighting at the Natural World to Pleading for Its Future (4/4/24)
  245. US experienced staggering growth in solar and wind power over the last decade (4/3/24)
  246. The case for paying ranchers to raise trees instead of cattle (4/2/24)
  247. Federal judge finalizes protections for large trees east of the Cascades (4/2/24)
  248. How Singapore Became an Unexpected Stronghold for a Critically Endangered Bird (4/1/24)
  249. Biochar Is ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ for Sequestering Carbon and Combating Climate Change (3/29/24)
  250. Once lost to science, these "uncharismatic" animals are having their moment (3/29/24)
  251. Biden administration restores threatened species protections dropped by Trump (3/28/24)
  252. More than half of water from Colorado River used for agriculture industry, report finds (3/28/24)
  253. Last coal-burning power plant in New England set to close in a win for environmentalists (3/28/24)
  254. Groups Challenge BLM Commercial Logging in Conservation Reserve (3/27/24)
  255. Being in nature has been healing for me as a veteran. Designate the Chuckwalla National Monument (3/27/24)
  256. National monument on California-Oregon border will remain intact after surviving legal challenge (3/25/24)
  257. CULTURE WARS AND AN EMBATTLED UTAH MONUMENT (3/25/24)
  258. How to reward tropical forest conservation: Interview with Tasso Azevedo (3/22/24)
  259. California’s Climate Leaders Vow to Hold Fossil Fuel Companies to Account (3/22/24)
  260. Companies Are Poised to Inject Millions of Tons of Carbon Underground. Will It Stay Put? (3/20/24)
  261. California’s concerning embrace of a new forest biomass industry (3/20/24)
  262. Old-Growth Forests Know How to Protect Themselves from Fire (3/19/24)
  263. Feds toast recovery of a once-endangered Colorado plant (3/19/24)
  264. 100 Years Ago, the Last Wolverine Vanished From the Rockies. Now, It May Be Coming Home. (3/17/24)
  265. How Clean Energy Tax Breaks Could Fuel a US Wood Burning Boom (3/15/24)
  266. Hybrid' US sheep breeder used endangered genetic material, faces jail (3/13/24)
  267. Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead Amid Lawsuit Break (3/13/24)
  268. A lawmaker wants to reintroduce this apex predator in California (3/13/24)
  269. Wood pellet producer Enviva files for bankruptcy and plans to restructure (3/13/24)
  270. BIOMASS PLANT SPARKS CONTROVERSY OVER CLEAN AIR COMPLIANCE AND ECONOMIC IMPACT (3/12/24)
  271. Colorado could bring back wolverines in an unprecedented rewilding effort (3/9/24)
  272. Columbia mayor criticizes federal push to limit toxic chemicals in drinking water (3/8/24)
  273. Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon down 30% in February (3/8/24)
  274. Wood Pellet Giant Drax Targets California Forests (3/4/24)
  275. The Supreme Court’s Social Media Case Has Big Implications for Climate Disinformation, Experts Warn (3/4/24)
  276. Out-of-Control Wildlife Trade Is Shackling a Key Climate Solution (2/26/24)
  277. Conservation Groups Seek to Block Logging Projects in Giant Sequoia National Monument (2/23/24)
  278. Conservation Groups Seek to Block Logging Projects in Giant Sequoia National Monument (2/23/24)
  279. 8 states move to ban utilities from using customer money for lobbying (2/21/24)
  280. California’s Oil Country Hopes Carbon Management Will Provide Jobs. It May Be Disappointed (2/21/24)
  281. Visualizing The World’s Failure to Halt Deforestation (2/20/24)
  282. On Kaho’olawe, new technology could restore a sacred Hawaiian island (2/19/24)
  283. Freed Andean Condors to Provide a Window into Wild Behavior in the Face of Habitat Pressures (2/19/24)
  284. Charted: Share of World Forests by Country (2/17/24)
  285. How Wales' ancient rainforests inspired folklore (2/17/24)
  286. Environmental group alleges illegal logging in Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (2/15/24)
  287. We can answer Pope Francis' call to curb climate pollution by protecting old trees (2/15/24)
  288. The Amazon has survived changes in the climate for 65 million years. Now it’s heading for collapse, a study says (2/14/24)
  289. A century of reforestation helped keep the eastern US cool, study finds (2/13/24)
  290. ‘A Dream Deferred:’ 30 Years of U.S. Environmental Justice in Port Arthur, Texas (2/11/24)
  291. Michael Mann’s $1 Million Defamation Verdict Resonates in a Still-Contentious Climate Science World (2/9/24)
  292. Report shows Peru failed to stop Amazon deforestation for palm oil and cacao (2/8/24)
  293. Jury awards climate scientist Michael Mann $1 million in defamation lawsuit (2/8/24)
  294. Palm oil supplier to Nestle, Kellogg's linked to Peru deforestation in report (2/7/24)
  295. Protecting Our Forests is Protecting Our Future (2/6/24)
  296. Policy Experts Say the UN Climate Talks Need Reform, but Change Would be Difficult in the Current Political Landscape (2/4/24)
  297. The Oregon timber industry won huge tax cuts in the 1990s. Now it may get another break thanks to a top lawmaker (2/2/24)
  298. Rare ancient tree discovery has scientists ‘gobsmacked’ (2/2/24)
  299. Instead of Carbon Offsets, We Need ‘Contributions’ to Forests (1/31/24)
  300. Forest Service predicts old-growth forests will increase (1/31/24)
  301. 15 Fairy Creek protesters face civil suit from logging company (1/31/24)
  302. New California Packs Named as Wolves Continue to Flourish (1/30/24)
  303. In Oregon, a New Program Is Training Burn Bosses to Help Put More “Good Fire” on the Ground (1/29/24)
  304. Helping Bison Find Their Way Home (1/29/24)
  305. California and Big Oil are splitting after century-long affair (1/29/24)
  306. First ever U.S. Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area declared in California (1/29/24)
  307. The Gifts of the Snag Forests (1/28/24)
  308. Which Countries Have the Largest Forests? (1/28/24)
  309. Local People Hate Parks, Wilderness and National Monuments--Until They Don't (1/28/24)
  310. With the World Stumbling Past 1.5 Degrees of Warming, Scientists Warn Climate Shocks Could Trigger Unrest and Authoritarian Backlash (1/28/24)
  311. What’s happened since California cut home solar payments? Demand has plunged 80% (1/26/24)
  312. New Species of Snake Found Hiding in Cloud Forests (1/24/24)
  313. Plan to allow wolf hunting in Europe to spare livestock could backfire, some scientists say (1/24/24)
  314. A vicious legal battle is the result of putting politics above Everglades restoration | Opinion (1/24/24)
  315. Conservationists aim to save South America’s super tiny wild cat, the guina (1/22/24)
  316. Giant Anteater Returns to a Brazilian State 130 Years After Going Extinct (1/22/24)
  317. World’s oldest forest discovered close to New York City (1/21/24)
  318. More Australian wildlife added to threatened species list in 2023 than ever before, conservationists say (1/21/24)
  319. Old forests are critically important for slowing climate change and merit immediate protection from logging (1/19/24)
  320. Environmentalists say federal tracking of forest health replete with ‘spin’ (1/19/24)
  321. The Role of Mature and Old-Growth Forests in Climate Change Management: An Insight into Biden Administration’s Strategies (1/19/24)
  322. Scores of Endangered Butterflies Slated to Be Released Along California Coast Using $1.5 Million Private Grant (1/19/24)
  323. Group illegally drove over protected beach home of threatened species, CA officials say (1/18/24)
  324. Carbon markets have a long shot at redemption (1/18/24)
  325. How to build renewables without threatening biodiversity? Carefully. (1/17/24)
  326. US climate scientist’s defamation case over online attacks finally comes to trial (1/17/24)
  327. Coyote vs. Wolf: Differences in Size, Habitat and Behavior (1/16/24)
  328. No turning back: The largest dam removal in US history begins (1/16/24)
  329. The future of forest carbon credits and voluntary markets (1/16/24)
  330. Taking on the Forest Service in Federal Court (1/12/24)
  331. Colorado Town Appoints Legal Guardians to Implement the Rights of a Creek and a Watershed (1/12/24)
  332. A rare salmon went extinct in a California creek. People are trying to bring it back (1/10/24)
  333. I discovered a tree kangaroo that had only been seen once – by the man who shot it in 1928 (1/10/24)
  334. Proposed timber project in Nantahala could clash with new federal policy (1/9/24)
  335. Extinct 'hypercarnivorous' California grizzly bears were actually mostly vegetarian before Europeans showed up (1/9/24)
  336. ‘Cowboys’ and intermediaries thrive in Wild West of the carbon market (1/9/24)
  337. US saw record 'billion-dollar' climate disasters, high temps in 2023 (1/9/24)
  338. Earth shattered global heat record in ’23 and it’s flirting with warming limit, European agency says (1/9/24)
  339. Poland orders to halt logging in 10 oldest forest areas (1/8/24)
  340. Humpbacks Rebound in 20th-Century Whaling Hotspot (1/8/24)
  341. Where has all the honey gone? Scientists point to factors in declining yields (1/8/24)
  342. A half-century of protection under the Endangered Species Act (1/8/24)
  343. Hoopa Valley Tribe Announces Largest Land Reacquisition in Tribal History - 10,000 Acres (1/8/24)
  344. As a Brigadier General, I implore President Biden to designate the Chuckwalla Monument (1/7/24)
  345. Birdwatching changes the way you look at the world – it truly is the gateway drug to environmental awareness (1/6/24)
  346. Birdwatching changes the way you look at the world – it truly is the gateway drug to environmental awareness (1/6/24)
  347. Researchers, tribes, residents prepare for a century of sediment released from the Klamath dams (1/5/24)
  348. Orchids, Snails, And Wolves: The Ongoing Benefit Of The Endangered Species Act (1/5/24)
  349. Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon halved in 2023 (1/5/24)
  350. Orchids, Snails, And Wolves: The Ongoing Benefit Of The Endangered Species Act (1/5/24)
  351. Southern Arizona Jaguar Video Confirms a New Cat (1/5/24)
  352. A change in tax law has some solar providers walking on sunshine (1/2/24)
  353. Buying an EV just got more affordable (1/2/24)
  354. Biden administration acts to let old-growth forests stand for climate, other benefits (1/2/24)
  355. A change in tax law has some solar providers walking on sunshine (1/2/24)
  356. Buying an EV just got more affordable (1/2/24)
  357. Ireland Could Become the Next Nation to Recognize the Rights of Nature and a Human Right to a Clean Environment (1/1/24)

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