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AUSTRALIA could develop a trade in agricultural carbon offsets to the United States worth more than the nation’s current global coal exports – but not if agriculture is covered by an emissions trading scheme (ETS), says an international carbon trading expert says. Dr Ken Newcombe, the Australian who helped devlop the first carbon trading model Continue Reading →
A farmer speaks Debunking the meat/climate change myth 40 (GRIST) Posted 9:21 AM on 7 Aug 2009by Eliot Coleman Editor’s note: Eliot Coleman is one of the most revered and influential small-scale farmers in the United States, famous for growing delicious vegetables through the Maine winter with little use of fossil fuel. Eliot sent me Continue Reading →
Wikipedia-style website to record every species on Earth Coming soon to a screen near you: The Encyclopedia of Life – a user-generated database of all living things Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) will have their own webpage. Photograph: Getty Images A complete list of all the species on the planet is, for many biologists and conservationists, Continue Reading →
Fish stocks recover as conservation measures take effect, analysis shows Regions in Iceland, California and north-east US show signs of recovery but North Sea and Ireland still overfished David Adam, environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Thursday 30 July 2009 19.00 BST Article history Cod stocks in European waters are among those under threat. Photograph: Jeffrey L Continue Reading →
Australia faces more natural disasters August 10, 2009 Article from: Australian Associated Press AUSTRALIA faces more frequent and more catastrophic natural disasters as the climate changes, but government agencies are hard-pressed to respond, a new study warns. The disasters could occur simultaneously and in regions that have never before experienced such events, the Australian Strategic Continue Reading →
Himalayas rich habitat in danger From correspondents in Kathmandu | August 10, 2009 Article from: Agence France-Presse A FLYING frog, the world’s smallest deer and the first new monkey to be found in more than a century are among 350 new species discovered in the eastern Himalayas in the past decade, the WWF says.But Continue Reading →