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  1. Brazil to have high resolution imagery for 86% of the Amazon by year end

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Oct 15, 2008

    Brazil will have high resolution imagery for 86 percent of its Amazon territory by the end of the year, according to Reuters. The images will help the country protect the Amazon rainforest and prosecute alleged

    Also tagged: law, environment, amazon, brazil, logging, forests, green, governance, latin america, south america, forestry, conservation, deforestation, illegal logging, environmental law, rainforests, satellite imagery, saving the amazon

  2. Rare Amur leopard photographed for the first time with kill

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Oct 10, 2008

    With just over thirty individuals left, every photograph of an Amur leopard in the wild is news. But recently released photos are the first to show an Amur leopard at a livestock kill, making them even more important

    Also tagged: animals, environment, cats, russia, wildlife, endangered species, biodiversity, carnivores, big cats, jeremy hance, happy upbeat environmental, great cats

  3. Arctic sea ice falls to second lowest on record

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Sep 16, 2008

    Arctic sea ice retreated to the second lowest level on record but remains about 9 percent above the low set last September, reports the NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado.

    Also tagged: environment, oceans, earth science, sea ice, satellite imagery, impact of climate change, greenland arctic

  4. NASA: Sea ice melt opens the Northwest and Northeast Passage

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Sep 9, 2008

    An image released by NASA shows that Arctic sea ice has retreated to the point where both the Northwest Passage around North America and the Northern Sea Route around Russia are open simultaneously. The occurrence

    Also tagged: environment, oceans, earth science, sea ice, satellite imagery, impact of climate change, greenland arctic

  5. Independent of climate, forest cover in southern Amazon may fall to 20% by 2016

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Sep 3, 2008

    Forest cover in the "Arc of Deforestation" of southern Amazonia will decline to around 20 percent 2016 due to continued logging and conversion of forests for cattle pasture and soy farms, report researchers writing in

    Also tagged: environment, agriculture, amazon, brazil, logging, forests, latin america, south america, forestry, conservation, soy, extinction, roads, deforestation, biodiversity, rainforests, satellite imagery, protected areas, rainforest agriculture, amazon soy, cattle ranching, threats to the amazon

  6. Independent of climate, forest cover in southern Amazon region may fall to 20% by 2016

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Sep 3, 2008

    Forest cover in the "Arc of Deforestation" of southern Amazonia will decline to around 20 percent 2016 due to continued logging and conversion of forests for cattle pasture and soy farms, report researchers writing in

    Also tagged: environment, agriculture, amazon, brazil, logging, forests, latin america, south america, forestry, conservation, soy, extinction, roads, deforestation, biodiversity, rainforests, satellite imagery, protected areas, rainforest agriculture, amazon soy, cattle ranching, threats to the amazon

  7. Sea levels may rise 2-3 times faster than expected

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Aug 31, 2008

    Global sea level rise this century from a melting Greenland ice sheet may be two to three times greater than current estimates warn researchers writing in journal Nature Geoscience.

    Also tagged: environment, amazon, brazil, logging, forests, latin america, south america, forestry, deforestation, sustainable development, environmental law, rainforests, satellite imagery, rainforest agriculture, rainforest destruction, amazon soy, cattle ranching, threats to the rainforest, threats to the amazon

  8. Amazon deforestation jumps 69% in 2008

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Aug 31, 2008

    Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon increased 69 percent in the past 12 months as high commodity prices have driven forest conversion for ranches and cropland, according to preliminary figures released by Brazil's

    Also tagged: environment, amazon, brazil, logging, forests, latin america, south america, forestry, deforestation, sustainable development, environmental law, rainforests, satellite imagery, rainforest agriculture, rainforest destruction, amazon soy, cattle ranching, threats to the rainforest, threats to the amazon

  9. Haze risk returns as fires increase in Indonesia

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Aug 26, 2008

    The number of forest fires burning in Indonesia is increasing, raising concerns for the potential return of choking haze to the region.

    Also tagged: pollution, environment, forests, indonesia, malaysia, forestry, palm oil, fires, haze, forest fires, rainforests, satellite imagery, peatlands, deforestaton

  10. Google Earth reveals cattle have a built-in compass

    mongabay.com » Mongabay.com news - Aug 26, 2008

    Cattle, along with grazing deer, tend to align themselves with the Earth's magnetic field lines, in a north-south direction, report researchers writing in the early online edition of the journal Proceedings of the

    Also tagged: europe, environment, strange, mammals, animal behavior, satellite imagery, cattle grazing

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