

Taking Action on the Global Nature Crisis Could Generate 400m Jobs and $10tn
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has concluded that 400m jobs and $10tn in business value could be generated each year by 2030 if action...

Brazilian Soya and Beef Imported to EU Linked to Illegal Deforestation
1/5 of soya and beef imported from Brazil to the EU is linked to illegal deforestation in the Amazon and Cerrado savanna. Both these...

Federal Court Files Lawsuit to Remove Brazil's Environment Minister
A federal court in Brazil has filed a lawsuit to have the environment minister, Ricardo Salles, dismissed from his post due to his...

Brazil's Emissions to Rise by 10 to 20% This Year
Brazil's emissions are expected to rise by 10 to 20% this year compared to 2018, the last year for which data is available. Deforestation...

Director of Brazil's National Mining Agency To Slash Regulations on Mining Sector
The director of Brazil's National Mining Agency (ANM) has claimed that he will apply a 'regulatory guillotine' to the domestic mining...

Indonesia's Economic Recovery Plan Includes Massive Environmental Damage and Human Rights Violations
The Indonesian government plans to prioritise 89 projects on its road to economic recovery after the coronavirus. These projects are...

British Banks Have Invested $2bn in Corporations Linked to Deforestation
Between January 2013 and May 2019, British banks invested $2 billion in Brazilian beef corporations linked to Amazonian deforestation....

EU Plans to Plant 3bn Trees to Tackle the Biodiversity Crisis
The EU wants to plant 3 billion trees within its borders by 2030 and develop a plan to protect Europe's largest primeval forests. These...

Australia Ignores Scientists Warning by Letting Logging Resume
After the 2019-20 bushfire season, conservationists and scientists warned that if logging continues in Australia, more wildfires will...

IBAMA Employee was Assaulted by Illegal Loggers
An IBAMA (Brazil’s environmental protection agency) employee was assaulted by illegal loggers in April. The employee, Givanildo Lima, was...

Indonesian Parliament Passes Mining Bill
Last year, a mining bill was proposed by the Indonesian government that would allow mining corporations to exploit the environment and...

Swedish Banks Invest in Funds Financing Amazonian Deforestation
Aftonbladet, the most popular newspaper in Sweden, investigated Swedish funds and found that 3.5 billion Swedish Crowns (£295 million)...

Earth has lost Forest Cover the Size of Libya Since 1990, FAO Reveals
Ahead of the Global Forest Resources Assessment (GFRA) scheduled for next month, FAO released data revealing that the world has lost...

Conservation Efforts on Madagascar at Risk After Covid-19 Outbreak
Since the coronavirus outbreak, Madagascar has lost half a billion dollars in tourism revenue. Many of these funds would have gone to...
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