Stopdodo.com - Environmental News http://stopdodo.com/news.asp The latest news from Environmental Jobs website Stopdodo.com en-gb 30/07/2010 01:14:15 Turbine delays blow government renewable energy targets off course Construction of 6,400 giant new offshore wind turbines will take several years longer than previously thought, undermining the chances of the Governme... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=93&news=Turbine delays blow government renewable energy targets off course http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=93&news=Turbine delays blow government renewable energy targets off course 10/01/2010 Ted Turner and Native Americans in row over fate of Yellowstone Bison A herd of 74 rare bison could be slaughtered if a dispute involving conservationists, Indian tribes and media mogul Ted Turner is not resolved. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=94&news=Ted Turner and Native Americans in row over fate of Yellowstone Bison http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=94&news=Ted Turner and Native Americans in row over fate of Yellowstone Bison 10/01/2010 EU pursues climate deal through G20 The EU will pursue a new deal on global warming through the G20, after last month's UN climate conference led to unwieldy negotiations that did not ac... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=95&news=EU pursues climate deal through G20 http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=95&news=EU pursues climate deal through G20 10/01/2010 China is on course to meet energy reduction targets, Xie says China, the biggest producer of greenhouse gases, is on course to meet a 2010 target of cutting energy use per unit of gross domestic product, said Xie... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=96&news=China is on course to meet energy reduction targets, Xie says http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=96&news=China is on course to meet energy reduction targets, Xie says 10/01/2010 Go-ahead for bypass despite green protests Controversial plans for 400 million bypass have been given the go-ahead despite opposition from environmental campaigners and local residents.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=89&news=Go-ahead for bypass despite green protests http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=89&news=Go-ahead for bypass despite green protests 23/12/2009 New wave of funding moves UK's first tidal farm a step nearer British tidal energy company Marine Current Turbines (MCT) announced yesterday that it has raised £3.5m in a new funding round that will allow it to ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=90&news=New wave of funding moves UK's first tidal farm a step nearer http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=90&news=New wave of funding moves UK's first tidal farm a step nearer 23/12/2009 Africa in fresh bust-up over ivory sales Three months before a major international conference on endangered species, African countries are divided over whether a round of ivory sales should b... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=91&news=Africa in fresh bust-up over ivory sales http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=91&news=Africa in fresh bust-up over ivory sales 23/12/2009 Japan eyes methane hydrate as energy savior Japan, the world's second-largest economy, may have found a way to reduce its almost total dependence on other countries for the oil that drives the i... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=92&news=Japan eyes methane hydrate as energy savior http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=92&news=Japan eyes methane hydrate as energy savior 23/12/2009 Inspector backs giant wind farm plan A wind farm with turbines three times the height of Exeter Cathedral will be built in West Devon after a government inspector ruled that combating glo... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=85&news=Inspector backs giant wind farm plan http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=85&news=Inspector backs giant wind farm plan 13/12/2009 Forests threatened as trees are felled by sudden death disease Trees are under the biggest threat since 20 million were wiped out by Dutch elm disease in the 1960s, with the spread of a “sudden death” fungus p... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=86&news=Forests threatened as trees are felled by sudden death disease http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=86&news=Forests threatened as trees are felled by sudden death disease 13/12/2009 Progress in U.N. climate talks, tougher issues ahead U.N. climate talks have made progress at the half-way mark but many of the toughest issues such as greenhouse gas emissions targets for 2020 are deadl... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=87&news=Progress in U.N. climate talks, tougher issues ahead http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=87&news=Progress in U.N. climate talks, tougher issues ahead 13/12/2009 £20m in oil profit buried under Whisby Nature Park The search for black gold under a Lincolnshire wildlife reserve has intensified after the conclusion of successful tests.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=88&news=£20m in oil profit buried under Whisby Nature Park http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=88&news=£20m in oil profit buried under Whisby Nature Park 13/12/2009 Obama switches climate change visit to end of summit US President Barack Obama has changed his plans to attend the UN summit on climate change in Copenhagen next week, the White House has announced.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=82&news=Obama switches climate change visit to end of summit http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=82&news=Obama switches climate change visit to end of summit 06/12/2009 Galapagos Islands are transformed The Galapagos archipelago has already been transformed by global climate changes and human activity, a report has concluded. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=83&news=Galapagos Islands are transformed http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=83&news=Galapagos Islands are transformed 06/12/2009 Britain, Italy top picks for windpower investment Germany and Spain will provide Europe's biggest growth in windpower over the next decade but Britain and Italy might give the best returns on investme... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=84&news=Britain, Italy top picks for windpower investment http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=84&news=Britain, Italy top picks for windpower investment 06/12/2009 Criminal gangs plunder Madagascar forests Criminal gangs are stripping Madagascar's poorly-protected national parks every day of precious hardwood worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, two e... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=78&news=Criminal gangs plunder Madagascar forests http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=78&news=Criminal gangs plunder Madagascar forests 29/11/2009 Producers urged to create wildlife havens The national effort to persuade farmers to maintain the environmental benefits of set-aside was taken to the Highlands yesterday.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=79&news=Producers urged to create wildlife havens http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=79&news=Producers urged to create wildlife havens 29/11/2009 UN chief urges leaders to 'seal deal' on climate change The United Nations chief has urged world leaders to 'seal a deal' on climate change when they meet in Copenhagen next month.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=80&news=UN chief urges leaders to 'seal deal' on climate change http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=80&news=UN chief urges leaders to 'seal deal' on climate change 29/11/2009 Poachers kill only herd of elephants in Sierra Leone national park Poachers have wiped out the six-elephant herd in Outamba Kilimni national park, Sierra Leone’s only wildlife park. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=81&news=Poachers kill only herd of elephants in Sierra Leone national park http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=81&news=Poachers kill only herd of elephants in Sierra Leone national park 29/11/2009 FSA fails to alert public to banned GM ingredient The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has defended itself after failing to alert consumers to the presence of unapproved genetically modified food in UK sup... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=73&news=FSA fails to alert public to banned GM ingredient http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=73&news=FSA fails to alert public to banned GM ingredient 08/11/2009 Wildlife trade thriving in Vietnam The seizure of two frozen tigers last week only scratches the surface of widespread wildlife trafficking in Vietnam, an international expert has said... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=74&news=Wildlife trade thriving in Vietnam http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=74&news=Wildlife trade thriving in Vietnam 08/11/2009 G20 makes little progress on climate financing Rich countries and developing nations fought over climate change on Saturday, failing to make progress on financing ahead of a major environmental sum... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=75&news=G20 makes little progress on climate financing http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=75&news=G20 makes little progress on climate financing 08/11/2009 S Korea to plant trees in China to reduce 'yellow dust' The Seoul city government will help fund a tree-planting project in a Chinese desert to reduce the amount of harmful "yellow dust" blowing over South ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=76&news=S Korea to plant trees in China to reduce 'yellow dust' http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=76&news=S Korea to plant trees in China to reduce 'yellow dust' 08/11/2009 Shrinking forests a threat to ecosystem Shrinking forests due to land clearing for economic activities will not only affect the ecosystem but will also lead to water shortage problems, Malay... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=77&news=Shrinking forests a threat to ecosystem http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=77&news=Shrinking forests a threat to ecosystem 08/11/2009 Toll rises as sea life feed at oil spill Large numbers of whales, dolphins, turtles and sea birds are feeding in waters polluted by the massive oil spill off the West Australian coast and are... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=70&news=Toll rises as sea life feed at oil spill http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=70&news=Toll rises as sea life feed at oil spill 01/11/2009 Farmland birds continue to decline Farmland birds like skylarks and grey partridges have declined by more than half in the last 30 years, according to new Government statistics. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=71&news=Farmland birds continue to decline http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=71&news=Farmland birds continue to decline 01/11/2009 India to investigate rising elephant death toll An alarming rise in elephant deaths in India because of habitat loss and poachers' bolder forays into government-protected zones has led officials to ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=72&news=India to investigate rising elephant death toll http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=72&news=India to investigate rising elephant death toll 01/11/2009 Orangutans struggle to survive as palm oil booms Cinta, a baby orangutan found lost and alone in a vast Borneo palm oil plantation, now clings to a tree at a sanctuary for the great apes, staring int... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=66&news=Orangutans struggle to survive as palm oil booms http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=66&news=Orangutans struggle to survive as palm oil booms 25/10/2009 President Obama will not talk climate change in Copenhagen President Obama will almost certainly not travel to the Copenhagen climate change summit in December and may instead use his Nobel Peace Prize accepta... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=67&news=President Obama will not talk climate change in Copenhagen http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=67&news=President Obama will not talk climate change in Copenhagen 25/10/2009 Obama sees consensus growing on climate change bill President Barack Obama said on Friday he saw consensus building in the U.S. Congress on climate change and energy legislation that is considered criti... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=68&news=Obama sees consensus growing on climate change bill http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=68&news=Obama sees consensus growing on climate change bill 25/10/2009 Tiger skin trade in China exposed Covert filming by the Environment Investigation Agency shows traders selling skins of tigers and other rare animals such as snow leopards. The ski... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=69&news=Tiger skin trade in China exposed http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=69&news=Tiger skin trade in China exposed 25/10/2009 Cyanide pollution may last five years The River Trent could take five years to recover from a killer leak of cyanide and sewage, a wildlife expert has said.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=61&news=Cyanide pollution may last five years http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=61&news=Cyanide pollution may last five years 11/10/2009 Australian dust storms lead to life explosion The red dust storm that dumped thousands of tons of soil across eastern Australia two weeks ago has caused an explosion in microscopic life in Sydney ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=62&news=Australian dust storms lead to life explosion http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=62&news=Australian dust storms lead to life explosion 11/10/2009 Missing rhino found in Jalpaiguri Forest officials have been able to locate the rhinoceros found missing from the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary near Siltorsha river in West Bengal's Jal... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=63&news=Missing rhino found in Jalpaiguri http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=63&news=Missing rhino found in Jalpaiguri 11/10/2009 Climate change causing havoc to coffee and tea farmers Climate change is already wreaking havoc on the livelihoods of small-scale tea and coffee farmers in some of the world's poorest countries ...... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=64&news=Climate change causing havoc to coffee and tea farmers http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=64&news=Climate change causing havoc to coffee and tea farmers 11/10/2009 Whale dies as scare bid fails The first UK attempt to scare a whale to safety by playing sounds of predatory killer whales under water has failed after the mammal was found dead.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=65&news=Whale dies as scare bid fails http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=65&news=Whale dies as scare bid fails 11/10/2009 India's tiger protection plan failing: experts India's efforts to stop poaching of its endangered tigers are failing despite millions of dollars of funding, a new protection force and experiments w... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=60&news=India's tiger protection plan failing: experts http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=60&news=India's tiger protection plan failing: experts 24/09/2009 One in six Mediterranean mammals face extinction One in six Mediterranean mammals is threatened with extinction at the regional level, mainly due to the destruction of their habitat from urbanization... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=57&news=One in six Mediterranean mammals face extinction http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=57&news=One in six Mediterranean mammals face extinction 16/09/2009 Scale of gorilla poaching exposed An undercover investigation has found that up to two gorillas are killed and sold as bushmeat each week in Kouilou, a region of the Republic of Congo.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=58&news=Scale of gorilla poaching exposed http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=58&news=Scale of gorilla poaching exposed 16/09/2009 Frustrated UN chief Ban Ki-moon says world leaders must act on climate The UN chief, Ban Ki-moon, frustrated at the glacial pace of crucial climate change negotiations, is looking to the summit he will host next week to "... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=59&news=Frustrated UN chief Ban Ki-moon says world leaders must act on climate http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=59&news=Frustrated UN chief Ban Ki-moon says world leaders must act on climate 16/09/2009 Short-haired bumblebee to be repopulated in UK British conservationists have drawn up plans to repopulate the countryside with a species of bumblebee that was declared extinct here nearly a decade ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=53&news=Short-haired bumblebee to be repopulated in UK http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=53&news=Short-haired bumblebee to be repopulated in UK 08/09/2009 Warning for chances of deal on emissions Attempts to extract long-term carbon emissions targets from large developing countries would fail to lead to a global consensus over how best to tackl... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=54&news=Warning for chances of deal on emissions http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=54&news=Warning for chances of deal on emissions 08/09/2009 Climate expert urges EU to speed carbon capture` MUNICH (Reuters) - Carbon capture pilot projects must be made a political priority in Europe to ascertain whether the technology works and can be appl... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=55&news=Climate expert urges EU to speed carbon capture` http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=55&news=Climate expert urges EU to speed carbon capture` 08/09/2009 New Japanese PM pledges deep greenhouse gas cuts Japan's incoming prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, has pledged that his government is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 25 per cent from... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=56&news=New Japanese PM pledges deep greenhouse gas cuts http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=56&news=New Japanese PM pledges deep greenhouse gas cuts 08/09/2009 Thousand dead fish pulled from river AN INVESTIGATION has been launched after raw sewage killed more than 1,000 fish in the River Crouch. Staff from the Environment Agency spent part of ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=51&news=Thousand dead fish pulled from river http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=51&news=Thousand dead fish pulled from river 27/08/2009 Illegal killing of birds second highest on record - RSPB Wild birds are being killed in high numbers becaue of half-hearted enforcement and a lack of national co-ordination, according to the Royal Society fo... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=50&news=Illegal killing of birds second highest on record - RSPB http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=50&news=Illegal killing of birds second highest on record - RSPB 27/08/2009 London to launch UKs first hydrogen highway London Mayor Boris Johnson has announced plans to create Britains first hydrogen highway by building a network of hydrogen filling stations throughout... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=52&news=London to launch UKs first hydrogen highway http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=52&news=London to launch UKs first hydrogen highway 27/08/2009 Police putting wildlife crime to the 'back of the queue' More than 100 organisations, led by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), said the killing of wild animals, poaching of eggs and steal... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=46&news=Police putting wildlife crime to the 'back of the queue' http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=46&news=Police putting wildlife crime to the 'back of the queue' 19/08/2009 Record fine over badger killings A man has received a record £3,500 fine after he pled guilty to killing four badgers by capturing them in snares and shooting them in the head. An... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=47&news=Record fine over badger killings http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=47&news=Record fine over badger killings 19/08/2009 India must tread 'greener' path to growth: PM Prime Minister Manmohan Singh acknowledged India must tread a greener path on Tuesday, even as he blamed rich nations for expecting developing countri... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=48&news=India must tread 'greener' path to growth: PM http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=48&news=India must tread 'greener' path to growth: PM 19/08/2009 Species climbing to new heights Growing numbers of wildlife have pushed northwards into Scotland from other parts of the UK and also to higher altitudes, according to experts. Con... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=44&news=Species climbing to new heights http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=44&news=Species climbing to new heights 10/08/2009 Green grass of steppes falls victim to Wests stampede for cashmere Fly over Mongolia in summer and the steppes look as green as they must have done when Genghis Khan and his armies galloped across the land — but the... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=45&news=Green grass of steppes falls victim to Wests stampede for cashmere http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=45&news=Green grass of steppes falls victim to Wests stampede for cashmere 10/08/2009 Malaysia's Penan mount anti-logging blockade Dozens of indigenous Penan tribespeople armed with spears and blowpipes have set up roadblocks in Malaysian Borneo to stop logging firms from encroach... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=40&news=Malaysia's Penan mount anti-logging blockade http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=40&news=Malaysia's Penan mount anti-logging blockade 01/08/2009 Hampshire firm hit with penalty after ‘catastrophic’ spill in Bartley Water Southern Water has been handed a £30,000 fine after a 'catastrophic' pollution spill killed hundreds of fish and obliterated wildlife at a Hampshire ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=41&news=Hampshire firm hit with penalty after ‘catastrophic’ spill in Bartley Water http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=41&news=Hampshire firm hit with penalty after ‘catastrophic’ spill in Bartley Water 01/08/2009 First attempts to save whales unsuccessful Conservation, veterinary and marine experts were last night standing by as a pod of deep water pilot whales were swimming in shallow water just metres... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=42&news=First attempts to save whales unsuccessful http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=42&news=First attempts to save whales unsuccessful 01/08/2009 India rejects emissions cuts for a decade India will not discuss signing up to legally binding obligations to make absolute cuts in greenhouse gas emissions for at least 10 years, Jairam Rames... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=43&news=India rejects emissions cuts for a decade http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=43&news=India rejects emissions cuts for a decade 01/08/2009 Birds fly higher with shrinking forest, warmer climate More lowland birds are flying off to live in the highlands and this is an indicator of deforestation and climate change.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=37&news=Birds fly higher with shrinking forest, warmer climate http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=37&news=Birds fly higher with shrinking forest, warmer climate 13/07/2009 Heathrow-on-Sea set for takeoff Looking out from Southend pier, the Thames estuary is a hub of activity. On a busy day its grey waters are filled with nearly 100 vessels a day, from ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=38&news=Heathrow-on-Sea set for takeoff http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=38&news=Heathrow-on-Sea set for takeoff 13/07/2009 Ecotowns to get go-ahead despite local opposition An abandoned Norfolk airfield and a cluster of Cornish china claypit villages are to become the first of a controversial new breed of "ecotowns", offe... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=39&news=Ecotowns to get go-ahead despite local opposition http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=39&news=Ecotowns to get go-ahead despite local opposition 13/07/2009 Corrib protesters criticise Garda actions Protesters against the Corrib gas project have complained to the Garda Ombudsman about their treatment by gardai. ‘‘The guards are everywhere a... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=34&news=Corrib protesters criticise Garda actions http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=34&news=Corrib protesters criticise Garda actions 06/07/2009 The wombat: back from the brink One of the world's most endangered mammals, the northern hairy-nosed wombat, has stepped back from the brink of extinction, with its numbers undergoin... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=35&news=The wombat: back from the brink http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=35&news=The wombat: back from the brink 06/07/2009 Poor face more hunger as climate change leads to crop failure Hunger may become the defining human tragedy of the century as the climate changes and hundreds of millions of farmers already struggling to grow enou... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=36&news=Poor face more hunger as climate change leads to crop failure http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=36&news=Poor face more hunger as climate change leads to crop failure 06/07/2009 Whaling ban holds as conference ends in disarray The commission's new chairman said the IWC should now question its role as the conference on the Portuguese island of Madeira wrapped up a day early w... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=31&news=Whaling ban holds as conference ends in disarray http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=31&news=Whaling ban holds as conference ends in disarray 26/06/2009 France to face EU court over great hamster disappearance The European Commission plans to take France to Europe's highest court for failing to protect the great hamster of Alsace, a species threatened with e... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=32&news=France to face EU court over great hamster disappearance http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=32&news=France to face EU court over great hamster disappearance 26/06/2009 Every British home to be powered by offshore wind Lord Hunt, the Energy Minister, announced proposals on Wednesday to use offshore wind farms to provide enough power for millions of homes by 2020. T... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=33&news=Every British home to be powered by offshore wind http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=33&news=Every British home to be powered by offshore wind 26/06/2009 Arbeitsplätze statt Umweltschutz? Dieser Tage ist das oberstes Ziel der Bundesregierung die Eindämmung der Folgen der Wirtschafts- und Finanzkrise in Deutschland. Doch die Bemühungen... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=30&news=Arbeitsplätze statt Umweltschutz? http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=30&news=Arbeitsplätze statt Umweltschutz? 22/06/2009 Notorious tiger poacher Dariya convicted in Katni, MP A notorious tiger poacher called Dariya, son of Juglal, was convicted by the Katni courts in Madhya Pradesh today, for a term of three years rigorous ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=29&news=Notorious tiger poacher Dariya convicted in Katni, MP http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=29&news=Notorious tiger poacher Dariya convicted in Katni, MP 19/06/2009 Good for the ozone layer, bad for the climate By 2050, the contribution of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) to global warming will be more than that of current global CO2 emissions from houses and offic... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=28&news=Good for the ozone layer, bad for the climate http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=28&news=Good for the ozone layer, bad for the climate 18/06/2009 Urgent action necessary to save Pacific tuna stocks Hard decisions must be taken now to save tuna populations from downward spiral urge conservation groups. “The IATTC is failing tuna and jeopardis... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=26&news=Urgent action necessary to save Pacific tuna stocks http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=26&news=Urgent action necessary to save Pacific tuna stocks 12/06/2009 500 year old Italian tuna festival cancelled due to lack of fish Fishermen in Sicily have had to cancel their five hundred year old Bluefin tuna festival because there aren’t any fish left to catch. Bluefin is... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=27&news=500 year old Italian tuna festival cancelled due to lack of fish http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=27&news=500 year old Italian tuna festival cancelled due to lack of fish 12/06/2009 EEF launches expert help to deal with Carbon Reduction Commitment EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation is leading a team of experts to provide help for companies who need to be dealing now with their obligations un... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=25&news=EEF launches expert help to deal with Carbon Reduction Commitment http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=25&news=EEF launches expert help to deal with Carbon Reduction Commitment 11/06/2009 Government action on carbon storage favours oil companies Oil and gas producers with North Sea operations are benefiting from a windfall of at least £430m from the sale of surplus EU carbon credits. The same... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=24&news=Government action on carbon storage favours oil companies http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=24&news=Government action on carbon storage favours oil companies 09/06/2009 Africa - Carbon source or sink New research in the Department of Geography at the University of Leicester aims at reducing uncertainties in the prediction of the African ecosystem. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=23&news=Africa - Carbon source or sink http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=23&news=Africa - Carbon source or sink 04/06/2009 Climate Change: Research to Meet the Challenges Facing Fisheries and Aquaculture Please see the web link... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=21&news=Climate Change: Research to Meet the Challenges Facing Fisheries and Aquaculture http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=21&news=Climate Change: Research to Meet the Challenges Facing Fisheries and Aquaculture 02/06/2009 Multi-agency policy brief: Fisheries and Aquaculture in a Changing Climate Please see weblink.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=22&news=Multi-agency policy brief: Fisheries and Aquaculture in a Changing Climate http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=22&news=Multi-agency policy brief: Fisheries and Aquaculture in a Changing Climate 02/06/2009 EU greenhouse gas emissions fall European Union emissions of climate-changing greenhouse gases (GHG) declined for the third consecutive year in 2007, according to the EU's GHG invento... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=20&news=EU greenhouse gas emissions fall http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=20&news=EU greenhouse gas emissions fall 29/05/2009 Tiger Conservation The World Bank Group, the Global Environment Facility (GEF), and the International Tiger Coalition have joined forces with scientists and celebrities ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=19&news=Tiger Conservation http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=19&news=Tiger Conservation 28/05/2009 New Study: Green Energy Investment Could Deliver Millions of Jobs A new report released today by the Copenhagen Climate Council at the World Business Summit on Climate Change reveals that a firm commitment to low-car... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=18&news=New Study: Green Energy Investment Could Deliver Millions of Jobs http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=18&news=New Study: Green Energy Investment Could Deliver Millions of Jobs 26/05/2009 MP govt forms panel to look into disappearance of tigers Bhopal (PTI) The Madhya Pradesh government has formed a committee to look into the disappearance of the big cats in Panna tiger reserve in eastern par... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=16&news=MP govt forms panel to look into disappearance of tigers http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=16&news=MP govt forms panel to look into disappearance of tigers 20/05/2009 UK: World Biodiversity Day: Beaver trial one of the most positive steps for Scottish biodiversity in decades Conservation charity Trees for Life today marked World Biodiversity Day (22 May) by praising the imminent Scottish Beaver Trial – which will see bea... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=17&news=UK: World Biodiversity Day: Beaver trial one of the most positive steps for Scottish biodiversity in decades http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=17&news=UK: World Biodiversity Day: Beaver trial one of the most positive steps for Scottish biodiversity in decades 20/05/2009 Status of Tigers, Co-Predators and Prey in India National Tiger Conservation Authority Ministry of Environment & Forests Government of India View http://www.wii.gov.in/publications/tiger_reports... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=15&news=Status of Tigers, Co-Predators and Prey in India http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=15&news=Status of Tigers, Co-Predators and Prey in India 18/05/2009 UK Consumers pull together to save a million tonnes of CO2 UK consumers have achieved a saving of a million tonnes of CO2 whilst cutting household bills by £200 million, reports the Together campaign today. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=12&news=UK Consumers pull together to save a million tonnes of CO2 http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=12&news=UK Consumers pull together to save a million tonnes of CO2 13/05/2009 USA: Mercury-Based Chlorine Production Exacts Hidden Costs Washington, D.C. -- Lowered IQ due to mercury pollution from outdated mercury-cell chlorine factories has cost the American economy millions of dollar... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=13&news=USA: Mercury-Based Chlorine Production Exacts Hidden Costs http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=13&news=USA: Mercury-Based Chlorine Production Exacts Hidden Costs 13/05/2009 Government Issues Emergency Closure of Bottom Longline Fishery in Eastern Gulf of Mexico The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued an emergency closure of the bottom longline sector of the Gulf of Mexico reef fish f... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=14&news=Government Issues Emergency Closure of Bottom Longline Fishery in Eastern Gulf of Mexico http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=14&news=Government Issues Emergency Closure of Bottom Longline Fishery in Eastern Gulf of Mexico 13/05/2009 UK: Conservationists bid to find out if corncrake's range is growing Conservationists have called on the public to help them discover if a rare bird which suffered steep falls in numbers in the past two centuries is man... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=4&news=UK: Conservationists bid to find out if corncrake's range is growing http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=4&news=UK: Conservationists bid to find out if corncrake's range is growing 12/05/2009 UK: Breeding project in attempt to bring the Corncrake to Rathlin The corncrakes distinctive, rasping crek-crek call used to be heard across the Irish countryside on spring evenings.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=5&news=UK: Breeding project in attempt to bring the Corncrake to Rathlin http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=5&news=UK: Breeding project in attempt to bring the Corncrake to Rathlin 12/05/2009 Whaling peace talks 'fall short' Moves to make a peace deal between pro and anti-whaling nations have stalled, with no chance of agreement this year.... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=6&news=Whaling peace talks 'fall short' http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=6&news=Whaling peace talks 'fall short' 12/05/2009 China outpaces U.S. in cleaner coal-fired plants China’s frenetic construction of coal-fired power plants has raised worries around the world about the effect on climate change. ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=7&news=China outpaces U.S. in cleaner coal-fired plants http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=7&news=China outpaces U.S. in cleaner coal-fired plants 12/05/2009 Successful translocation sees first petrel chick The first Bermuda Petrel Pterodroma cahow chick to be born on Nonsuch Island, Bermuda, for almost 400 years, has recently hatched, the result of a suc... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=8&news=Successful translocation sees first petrel chick http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=8&news=Successful translocation sees first petrel chick 12/05/2009 EU, Congo to protect tropical forest with timber pact The European Union reached an agreement with the Republic of Congo to halt illegal timber imports to the 27-nation group and label wood that’s harve... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=9&news=EU, Congo to protect tropical forest with timber pact http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=9&news=EU, Congo to protect tropical forest with timber pact 12/05/2009 CBI outlines proposals for mandatory emissions reporting The CBI today set out a blueprint for a single, common standard on how firms report their greenhouse gas emissions, arguing that the use of competing ... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=10&news=CBI outlines proposals for mandatory emissions reporting http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=10&news=CBI outlines proposals for mandatory emissions reporting 12/05/2009 British cities 'could be up to 10C hotter than countryside by 2100' British cities could experience summer temperatures up to 18F (10C) higher than the surrounding countryside by 2100 due to global warming, according t... http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=11&news=British cities 'could be up to 10C hotter than countryside by 2100' http://stopdodo.com/news-article.asp?n=11&news=British cities 'could be up to 10C hotter than countryside by 2100' 12/05/2009