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Canada Votes in First Green MP

via Triple Pundit | Tue May 03, 2011
Elizabeth May, Canada’s Leader of the Green Party, won an historic election on May 2nd. She is the first ever elected Member of Parliament in Canada for the Green Party.

Osama bin Laden is dead

Story contains video via BBC | Sun May 01, 2011
Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden has been killed by US forces in Pakistan, President Barack Obama has said.

EU eyes fish quota shake-up to replenish stocks

via AFP | Fri April 22, 2011
The European Commission wants to replenish EU fish stocks within four years by introducing national quota trading in moves already upsetting key fishing states in France and Spain.

EU plan to phase out ‘conventionally fueled’ cars by 2050

via GizMap | Tue April 12, 2011
The European Commission has released a white paper detailing ambitious plans to transform Europe's transport infrastructure by 2050.

Senate rejects measure to stop EPA on climate

via Reuters | Fri April 08, 2011
The Senate rejected a measure on Wednesday to kill the Environmental Protection Agency's regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, handing President Barack Obama a victory in his effort to quicken the move to clean energy.

Former Israeli pres. Katsav gets 7yrs in jail for rape

via City TV | Fri March 25, 2011
The conviction of a former president on rape charges is virtually unheard of anywhere in the developed world. The conviction and sentence is being held up as a victory for women’s rights in Israel.

Obama keeps his promises to Native Americans

via The News Tribute | Sun January 23, 2011
Speaking to 500 people representing 320 tribes, President Barack Obama pledged last month that he wouldn't forget his campaign trail promise to give native communities a greater voice in the White House.

South Korea clamps down on illegal whale-hunting

via AFP | Mon January 03, 2011
South Korea said Sunday it will tighten rules on whaling and the processing of whale meat amid international pressure to curb illegal hunting of the endangered giant mammals.

Medvedev and Obama hail ‘historic’ nuclear arms treaty

via BBC | Thu December 23, 2010
US President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev have hailed the New Start nuclear arms treaty as a "historic event", the White House says.

UN to create panel of biodiversity experts

via Terra Daily | Wed December 22, 2010
The UN General Assembly agreed to form a panel of international experts on biodiversity in a resolution approved on Monday.

US gets tough on shark fins

via France24 | Wed December 22, 2010
The US Senate on Monday toughened laws against shark finning, hoping to save the ancient fish which experts fear is on the brink of extinction due to growing demand in Chinese restaurants.

Climate talks agree to pay to protect forests

via Terra Daily | Tue December 14, 2010
A new climate change deal reached in Mexico has set up a global framework to pay to protect rainforests vital to the ecosystem, but held off on the controversial introduction of a market role.

Hammerheads, other sharks protected at fisheries meet

via AFP | Mon November 29, 2010
Half-a-dozen species of endangered sharks hunted on the high seas to satisfy a burgeoning Asian market for sharkfin soup are now protected in the Atlantic, a fisheries group decided Saturday.

Mexico Forest Communities Excel In Capturing Carbon

via Terra Daly | Sun November 28, 2010
A study released amid debate over how to reduce the loss and degradation of the world's most vulnerable forests suggests that negotiators at the upcoming UN climate change conference in Cancun should look to Mexico's forest communities for a solution.

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