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French parliament to vote on extra tax on palm oil
14 March 2016
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POIG raises the bar for deforestation-free palm oil
9 March 2016
Carbon & Climate
No clear link between Fiji storm intensity, climate change
7 March 2016
Carbon & Climate
Warming means unfair share for poor
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Food & Agriculture
Asian scientists grapple with how to foster crop pollination
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Carbon & Climate
Climate change is killing off India’s bees
18 February 2016
Carbon & Climate
Indigenous communities enhance biodiversity
Carbon & Climate
Threatened West African rosewood species gets CITES protection
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Food & Agriculture
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News / Green Buildings
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