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30/6 - Europe Feels the U.S. Sneeze, Inter Press Service  
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30/6 - Loss of coastal seagrass habitat accelerating globally, Physorg  
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30/6 - Particulate Pollution Combined With Airborne Soot Adds To Global Warming, ScienceDaily  
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30/6 - NZ to consult on 2020 target, Carbon Positive  
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29/6 - Extinction risk to plant biodiversity may occur at lower levels of atmospheric CO2 than previously considered, Physorg  
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29/6 - Australia: Higher rainfall holds key to salinity, Sydney Morning Herald  
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29/6 - EPA relents, discloses list of high-risk coal ash sites, McClatchy Newspapers  
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29/6 - Florida: Keys ill-prepared for rising sea, Miami Herald  
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29/6 - A funding roadblock ahead for clean energy, New York Times  
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29/6 - Obama praises climate bill's progress but opposes its tariffs, Washington Post  
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29/6 - US SUV ban may light up lives, Times of India  
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29/6 - China recruits algae to combat climate change, Guardian  
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EARTH MEANDERS: Old Forests, REDD Rage and Earth Revolution
Gaia dying, time for green rage, spread the wordEarth and her humanity need old forests to exist. And all enabling their destruction, including potential carbon markets paying for 'sustainable forest management' in primary forests, are legitimate targets for an Earth Revolution. For too long those feeding upon the trough of "sustainable" forestry have been perpetuating the myth that primary and old growth forests can and should be harvested using...  
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ALERT! Mighty Mekong River Must Forever Flow Freely
Let the Mekong River Run FreeTAKE ACTION! The mighty Mekong River [search] in Southeast Asia faces a devastating threat from eleven new proposed dams. If even one of the dams are built in Cambodia, Laos or Thailand; they would block major fish migrations and otherwise ecologically disrupt this vitally important river, placing at risk millions of people who depend upon the Mekong for their food security...  
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ALERT! Madagascar: Daewoo's Rainforest Land Grab in Nature's Paradise
Madagascar's lemurs, rainforests and people threatenedTAKE ACTION! The island of Madagascar is a veritable Noah's Ark of biodiversity [search], and this natural wealth is the country's primary treasure and opportunity for future ecologically sustainable development. The Korean company Daewoo Logistics intends to lease half the agricultural land in Madagascar for 99 years, industrially producing maize and palm oil on 1.3 million hectares that are now biodiversity...  
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VICTORY/RELEASE: Global Consensus Emerging Regarding Need to End Industrial Primary Forest Logging as Keystone Climate Change Response
Old standing forests required for local livelihoods and ecological sustainabilityAfter being a lone voice in the wilderness for decades, Dr. Glen Barry and Ecological Internet's biocentric forest protection position has been adopted by most major forest protection organizations. It remains to be determined how those committing to keeping such logging out of UN carbon finance can reconcile with their support for Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification of first time old...  
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