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NEW: FABIO's BLOG
24th August 2010

Fabio

Fabio tells of his experience panning for gold in Ecuador's Amazonia.

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OUR PLANET
The latest issue of our Planet, UNEP’s flagship magazine, looks at issues around the loss of biodiversity and of nature’s economically important services. Year in and year out, the world economy may be losing $2.5 to $4.5 trillion-worth or natural capital as a result of deforestation alone, quite apart from the cost of the losses of other key ecosystems. The economic OurPlanet Cover case for sustainable management needs to be made if we are to design a path away from degradation, destruction and extinction.. more...

TUNZA invited scientists, thinkers and environmental activists from around the world to express their wish for World Environment Day 2010

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We call them 'natural disasters', but it is usually human actions that turn hazards into catastrophes, either by causing the disasters in the first place, or by making them very much worse. more ...

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Now, following the Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change, focus is falling on the pressing priority of adapting to climate change and resource depletion. The latest paper, sponsored by St Edmund’s College and the Centre for Energy Studies, by Peter Dawe of the Wash Tidal Barrier Corp. Cambridge, discusses NIMBYism in the face of what Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon describes as the 'greatest collective challenge we face'. more...

 

THE COPENHAGEN ACCORD
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International figures examine our current relationship with the natural world and discuss what tomorrow might bring. more...
Reports on current thinking on various biodiversity issues, from mountain areas to coldwater corals, and bamboos to carbon and biodiversity. more...

AAAS Atlas of Population and EnvironmentAAAS ATLAS OF POPULATION AND ENVIRONMENT
“If a picture is worth a thousand words this presentation of the
environmental impact of human activity is worth at least a million."
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ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT
The ecological footprint shows that we are using the resources of almost TWO
planets, and the Living Planet index demonstrates what that is doing the Earth’s
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