How international conservation groups are betraying indigenous peoples
11 December 2019
Discrimination towards indigenous communities is rife among conservation groups – and sometimes enforced at the barrel of a gun, says Curtis Abraham
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Measures to reduce air pollution quickly result in big health benefits
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A vital project for monitoring ocean currents has been saved - for now
5 December 2019
An under-threat flagship science project that monitors an ocean current crucial to weather on both sides of the Atlantic has been given a reprieve after funding was secured for its short-term future
