media review

Here are some links to key articles quoting Friends of the Earth:

Check our media reviews per years:

• selection 2008
• selection 2007
• selection 2002 - 2006
  
  

Media review selection 2010:

BIODIVERSITY: A Tipping Point on Species Loss?
(IPS news agancy, January 13, 2010)

Biodiversity crucial to lives of billions, says UNEP
(The ecologist, 12th January, 2010)

FINLAND: Biodiesel Breakthrough or Environment Nightmare?
(IPS news agency and alertnet/reuters, December 9, 2009)

Tortured Legacy: Canada's Oil-Sands Bounty
(The New York Times, December 6, 2009)

Tree Plantations Are Not Forests, Women Activists Say
(IPS news agency, december 1, 2009)

 

Media review selection 2009:

African protest hits U.N. climate talks in final week
(Reuters  news agency, December 2009)

Global protests demand action on climate change
(AFP  news agency, December 2009)

Greens blast U.S. over climate deal
(UPI news agency, December 2009)

NGO’s in dramatic Copenhagen push
(Xinhua new agency, China, December 2009)

CLIMATE CHANGE:  World Bank Touts Carbon Market
(IPS  news agency, December 2009)

Sun Greets "Flood for Climate Justice
(IPS  news agency, December 2009)

CLIMATE CHANGE: Everything Left to Accomplish
(IPS  news agency, December 2009)

Hundreds detained in Copenhagen protests
(CNN International, December 2009)

Climate summit most chaotic show on earth
(BBC News , December 2009)

Supporting Poor, Vulnerable Nations with Mass Protest Movements
(Democracy Now (US), December 2009)

Tempers heating up over US 'secret'
(New York Post, December 2009)

Police use teargas to stop climate rally
(The Sydney morning Herald from AFP, December 2009)

Chaos in Copenhagen
(Radio Netherlands Worldwide, December 2009)

Greens Call Obama Deal a Sham
(San Francisco Gate, December 2009)

They Didn't Seal the Deal; They Sealed the Coffin
(Huffington Post, December 2009)

We'll Save The Earth On Our Terms
(NPR / The Nation, December 2009)

Thousands join 'flood' demonstrations for climate deal
(Jamaican Observer, December 2009)

Copenhagen down under
(BBC, December 2009)

One accord, yet discord
(The Financial Times, December 2009)

Friends of the Earth sit-in at UN talks
(The Daily Telegraph, December 2009)

Copenhagen loopholes could mean rise in emissions
(The Guardian, December 2009)

Protect small farmers: 27 groups tell African leaders

(26 October 2009, African Herald Express, Nigeria)

 

Who says it's green to burn woodchips? (25 October 2009, The Independent, UK)

 

Green agency pulls plug on carbon offsetting (24 October 2009, The Irish Times, Ireland)

FoEI Chair Nnimmo Bassey on The Record: Europe (17 October 2009, BBC News, UK)

World Bank looks to help developing nations with carbon capture and storage (15 October 2009, The New York Times, USA)

UN climate talks split on treaty (9 October 2009, BBC, UK)

Land-grabbing in Africa: The why and the how (7 October 2009, Pambazuka News, Africa)

Heroes of the Environment 2009: Nnimo Bassey (28 September 2009, Time Magazine, USA)

Heroes of the Environment 2009: Syeda Rizwana Hasan (28 September 2009, Time Magazine, USA)

Honduras: from repression to resistance (24 September 2009, Red Pepper Magazine, UK)

Q&A: REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) (24 September 2009, The Guardian, UK)

 

Pemba's plea to cut emissions (18 September 2009, The Himalayan Times, Nepal)

 

Development: NGOs question World Bank's clean energy roadmap (15 September 2009, IPS News Agency)

 

VIDEO: Meena Raman om klimagaeld (11 September 2009, Information Online, Denmark)

 

'Sustainable' palm oil campaign banned by ASA (9 September 2009, The Guardian, UK)

UN chief calls for urgent action on climate change (31 August 2009, Reuters, UK)

 

Penans step up logging protest (24 August 2009, The Star, Malaysia)

Environmentalists hope UN talks tough on climate change (17 August 2009, CNN, USA)

 

UN’s climate chief warns of real risk of failure at climate change talks (14 August 2009, The Guardian, UK)

Group faults UK's £100m support for GM crops in Africa (12 August 2009, The Guardian, UK)

 

Nanotechnology: are we risking too much? (23 July 2009, The Ecologist, USA)

VIDEO: Climate Change on the Pacific Island of Kiribati (22 July 2009, The Daily Mirror, UK)

Dig the coal, bury the carbon (21 July 2009, The Christian Science Monitor, USA)

VIDEO: Bill Moyers' Journal (17 July 2009, PBS, USA)

Playing with fire (17 July 2009, Inter Press Service)

British government unveils low carbon roadmap to 2020 (15 July 2009, ENS)

'Pollution-as-usual' for Shell, new report reveals (29 June 2009, The Ecologist, USA)

 

Shell to become most CO2-intensive oil co-study (29 June 2009, The Wall Street Journal, USA)

 

Why some environmentalists oppose the house climate bill (26 June 2009, The Daily Green, USA)

USA and global climate change (26 June 2009, The Independent, Bangladesh)


Friends of the Earth score energy bill as a step backward (24 June 2009, The Nation, USA)

WWF and Monsanto - is GM soy now okay? (19 June 2009, The Ecologist, USA)

 

Did the Obama Administration betray the environment at Bonn? (18 June 2009, Vanity Fair, USA)

Blistering Britain WILL be 2C hotter by 2040, warns official climate change report (18 June 2009, The Daily Mail, UK)

 

Tougher action needed to cut greenhouse gases (18 June 2009, The Independent, UK)

To reach a climate agreement in the future, countries must look to the past (15 June 2009, Grist, USA) 

 

Climate change: Obama sounds too much like Bush (12 June 2009, Inter Press Service)

 

Activists sound the alarm on climate failure (12 June 2009, The Irish Times, Ireland)

 

Green groups raise nanotechnology fears (12 June 2009, ABC News, Australia)

Shell settles one lawsuit but faces another (9 June 2009, Radio Netherlands Worldwide, Netherlands)

 

UK carbon offset schemes ‘failing to reduce emissions’ (2 June 2009, The Guardian, UK)

 

Baby orangutans raised in nappies and cots in Malaysia (1 June 2009, The Herald Sun, Australia)

 

Accra-based NGO kicks against Jatropha production (28 May 2009, Ghana News Agency)

Global warming of 7C 'could kill billions this century' (20 May 2009, The Telegraph, UK)

Shell faces investor fury over pay, pollution and human rights (17 May 2009, The Guardian, UK)

Windy Wonder (13 May 2009, The Sun, UK)

White House swiftly rolls out biofuel plans (6 May 2009, The Washington Times, USA)

EU preparing to ‘throw billions’ at big oil firms (5 May 2009, Euractive.com, Belgium)

NGOs commend government on wind energy project (4 May 2009, The Malta Independent, Malta)

Pressure group attacks farming policy (27 April 2009 The Yorkshire Post, UK)

Taxpayers ‘fund the death of rainforest’ (27 April 2009, Politics.co.uk, UK)

Group raises alarm over environment (22 April 2009, The Nation, Nigeria)

Biodegradable bags ‘no answer to waste’ (22 April 2009, The New Zealand Herald, New Zealand)

GMO foods not good for Nigeria, says group (15 April 2009, The Nation, Nigeria)

Green fuels produce twice as much carbon as fossil fuels (14 April 2009, The Telegraph, UK)

 

UN's State Of The World's Forests Reveals Deforestation Is Speeding Up (7 April 2009 Environment News Network, USA)

Climate change the biggest loser of G20 summit, warn environmental groups (3 April 2009, The Guardian, UK)

Environmental activist group seeks end to GM Cassava Field Trials (29 March 2009, The Guardian, Nigeria)

Shell dumps wind, solar and hydro power in favour of biofuels (17 March 2009, The Guardian, UK)

Australia committed to emissions trading despite protest (11 March 2009, Radio Australia, Australia)

Environmental group challenges nuke ruling (11 March 2009, The State, U.S.)

 

Brown calls for ‘green new deal’ (6 March 2009, BBC, UK)

The truth about recycling (26 February 2009, Guardian, UK)

EU rejects plans for new GM crops (25 February 2009, European Voice, Belgium)

EU deadlocks on gene-altered corn (25 February 2009, International Herald Tribune, U.S.)

Protesters vow to fight on despite Cannock incinerator setback (24 February 2009, Birmingham Post, UK)

30,000 fish dead, and DoE ‘failed to test any of them’ (23 February 2009, Belfast Telegraph, Ireland)

Huge oil slick heads for Ireland and Wales (17 February 2009, The Independent, UK)

Cruise lines urged to shrink their footprints (15 February 2009, The New York Times, U.S.)

Green groups fume as street pollution soars (8 February 2009, Scotland on Sunday, UK)

2 Federal agencies settle global warming lawsuit (6 February 2009, AP, U.S.)

Climate change targets questioned after CO2 falls by just one per cent in decade (4 February 2009, The Telegraph, UK)

Snags in the plan (3 February 2009, The Star, Malaysia)

Unilever blocking deforestation for palm oil (1 February 2009, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S.)

Energy loan program with no projects may get funds (29 January 2009, Bloomberg News, U.S.)

Environmental groups slam stimulus (21 January 2009, Washington Independent, U.S.)

Politicians urged to work together on climate change (19 January 2009, Times of Malta, Malta)

World’s forests gasping for air (13 January 2009, The Canberra Times, Australia)

Group mounts pressure on FG to stop gas flaring (13 January 2009, Vanguard, Nigeria)

 

Media review selection 2008:

Environmentalists disappointed more was not achieved (15 December 2008, Irish Times, Ireland)

Campaigners Slam EU Climate Deal (13 December 2008, Sky News, UK)

Climate Talks Fail (12 December 2008, Greenmuse.com, Canada)

EU breakthrough strengthens UN climate talks (12 December 2008, Agence France Presse,France)

Island nations slam slow U.N. progress on climate adaptation (11 December 2008, Reuters news agency, UK)

Groups want enviro-funds out of World Bank (10 December 2008, UPI news agency, USA)

EU tables Poznan pledge to cut emissions 95 per cent (10 December 2008,Business Green, UK)

Climate Change: 'Don't Leave it to the World Bank' (10  December 2008, IPS News Agency)

Activists: World Bank unfit to manage climate funds (9 December 2008, Xinhua news agency, China)

official: Relocating island populations no answer (9 December 2008, New Zealand Herald, New Zealand)

Disappointed over ‘green’ cash ( 8 December 2008, Business Mirror,  Philippines)

Friends of the Earth "deeply disappointed" by feed-in tariff proposals (4 December 2008, New Energy Focus, UK)

Building trust tops global climate agenda (1 December 2008, The Christian Science Monitor, USA)

Nigeria: Gas Flaring is a Flagrant Violation of the Rule of the Law - Experts (21 December 2008, Daily Trust, Nigeria, on allafrica.com)

People at risk in forest protection, greens tell UN (26 November 2008, The Age, Australia)

Forest protection plan could displace millions, say campaigners (24 November 2008, The Guardian, UK)

Environmentalists, Nigerians plan to sue Shell (5 November 2008, Reuters)

“Grotesque” oil profits prompt renewables demands (30 October 2008, BusinessGreen.com, UK)

Nations see REDD in rush for carbon credits (29 October 2008, Reuters on Environmental News Network website)

Ethanol stance taints Barack Obama's green credentials (27 October 2008, The Guardian, UK)

VIDEO: Greens hail climate change law (27 October 2008, Channel 4, UK)

Climate of Fear (23 October 2008, the Economist, UK)

'Worst-Of' Awards to Smoke Out EU Lobbyists (21 October 2008, Der Spiegel Online, Germany)

Green groups lose court bid to force Kyoto compliance (21 October 2008, The Vancouver Sun, Canada)

Terror law excuse for FoI veto (18 October 2008, The Age, Australia)

Rich Nations 'should pay poor nations billions a year to save rainforests' (15 October 2008, The Times, UK)

People 'can still go green in the credit crunch' (14 October 2008, Money News, UK)

Israel's demand for water is draining the Sea of Galilee (11 October 2008, Financial Times Deutschland, Germany)

A Bit of 'I Told You So' Outside World Bank Talks (10 October 2008, The New York Times, USA)

GM crop behind farmer suicides (7 October 2008, Times of India, India)

A Moribund Nuclear Manufacturing Industry Shows Signs of Life (30 September 2008, US News and World Report, USA)

Govt wants aviation excluded from renewables target (26 September 2008, www.politics.co.uk, UK)

UK accused of 'sabotaging' Europe's green energy plans (26 September 2008, The Guardian, UK)

Plans to protect forests could do the opposite, warns Friends of the Earth (The Guardian newspaper, 25 September 2008, UK)

Heros of the Environment 2008 (25 September 2008, Time magazine, USA)

GM cotton grown in China has wider impact on insects than intended crop (19 September 2008, the Telegraph, UK)

20 prominent US manufacturers pledge to avoid using cloned animals in food (15, September 2008, Australian Food News, Australia)

Malta needs Climate change Legislation (12 September 2008, Malta Media News, Malta)

EU committee Votes to Cut Biofuels Goal (11 September 2008, Spiegel Online, Germany)

Europeans Say Companies Should Slow Climate Change, Poll Shows (11 September 2008, Bloomberg, USA)

Norwegian wealth fund sells stake in Rio Tinto (10 September 2008, Times Online, UK)

Biofuel boom profiting corporations, not locals: activist (9 September 2008, AFP)

Watchdog group slams FDA for continued delay an inaction (8 September 2008, Nanowerk, USA)

One in four 'facing fuel poverty' (8 September 2008, BBC, UK)

Green guru to the stars falls out with Friends of the Earth (7 September 2008, Sunday Herald, UK)

Africa looks to attract more carbon credits (7 September 2008, South African Press Association and Associated Press story on Sunday Independent, South Africa)

Activist arrested in Niger Delta (3 September 2008, The Nation Online, Nigeria)

Parliament strongly backs hydrogen cars (3 September 2008, EU Observer)

Environment: Solar plant yields water and crops from the desert (3 September 2008, the Guardian, UK)

West African coastline to be submerged by 2099 (28 August 2008, Environmental Expert, Spain, Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs)

Postcard From Jordan Valley (28 August 2008, Time magazine, USA)

Could a windfall tax work in practice? (26 August 2008, BBC News, UK)

Deforestation emissions divide conference (24 August 2008, the Times, South Africa)

NGO warns against carbon emissions and land rights (August 23, 2008, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation)

Friends of the Earth accuses Stora Enso of buying political influence in Brazil (22 August 2008, Helsingin Sanomat, Finland)

Eco-police find new target: Oreos (21 August 2008, CNN-Money, USA)

UN climate talks to seek speed amid discord (August 22, 2008, Euractiv.com)

Clash over plan to save tropical forests (August 21 2008, The Guardian, UK)

UN climate talks seek new climate treaty (21 August 2008, Reuters news agency story on eitb24.com)

United by misery: Two boys from Gaza and Nilin (19 August 2008, Mehr News, Iran)

Urgent call for Rudd and Clarke on climate change action (19 August 2008, the New Zealand Herald, New Zealand)

Dutch Club to Recycle Dancers' Energy (18 August 2008, Spiegel Online, Germany)

Anti-tobacco group seeks BAT's probe (18 August 2008, The Nation Online, Nigeria)

Burning Desire remains for coal (17 August 2008, BBC News, UK)

Help urged for climate change refugees (17 August 2008, Web India, India, Source: Radio New Zealand)

Prince Charles sparks debate over GM crops claims (13 August 2008, the Telegraph, UK)

80% of British biofuels are unsustainable (12 August 2008, New Scientist, UK)

Brazil Licenses Amazon Hydroelectric Dam (11 August 2008, ABC News, USA, Source: Associated Press)
Banks face criticism over coal funding (11 August 2008, BusinessGreen.com, UK)

Ethanol in gas won't be halved (8 August 2008, The Washington Times, USA)

Enviros Upset Over Obama's Drilling Stance, Happy with Rest of Energy Plan (5 August 2008, HuffingtonPost.com, USA)

Breaking Own Record, Exxon Sets Highest U.S. Profits Ever (1 August 2008, Washington Post, USA)

World Bank asks for comment on Red-Dead plan (30 July 2008, the Jerusalem Post, Israel)

Big BP Profits Spur Talk of Windfall Tax (30 July 2008 Business Week, USA)

Exclusive: Toys from hit new green movie Wall-E blasted over amount of packaging (27 July 2008, Sunday Mail, UK)

Humanity only has 100 months to save the planet from global warming (21 July 2008, the Economic Times, India)

Friends of the Earth´s Film Competition (21 July 2008, New Consumer)

Cars powered by rubbish 'in two years time' (21 July 2008, The Telegraph, UK)

Forget Chernobyl, Nuclear Energy is Making a Comeback (18 July 2008, Time Magazine, USA)

BMI and empty flights - the debate (16 July 2008, The Times online, UK)

Green groups bolster lobby against offshore drilling (16 July 2008, The Washington Times, USA)

Conservation: Clawback time (16 July 2008, The Guardian, UK)

Latin America: Biofuels - Banks fuelling argument (15 July 2008, Ethical Corporation, UK)

37 arrest at climate change protest (13 July 2008, Herald Sun, Australia)

Supermarkets throw away two million tons of food a year (13 July 2008, Sunday Mirror, UK)

G-8 Failure on Emissions Plan Threatens Climate Fight (9 July 2008, Bloomberg, USA)

Deal on climate change at risk as developing nations blast G8 (9 July 2008, daily mail, UK)

Environmentalists unhappy with G8 emissions goal (8 July 2008, Belfast Telegraph, N.Ireland)

EU moves to cut back target on biofuel use (7 July 2008,International Herald Tribune)

VIDEO: Biofuels discussion (27 June 2008, BBC News Channel, UK)

Africa seeks common position on climate change (21 June 2008, Zambia Daily Mail)

Earth group takes Ottawa to court over Kyoto (19 June 2008, National Post, Canada)

GM crops needed in Britain, says minister (19 June 2008, the Independent, UK)

German Climate-Protection Plan Falls Short of Target (18 June 2008, Bloomberg)

Czech CO2 pollution falls by quarter in 15 years (18 June 2008, ČTK News Agency, Czech Republic)

Climate protesters demand swifter U.N. action (Reuters news agency, 12 June 2008, UK)

Greens, Lawmakers Assail World Bank Funds (6 June 2008, Inter Press Service)

$10 bln clean tech fund gets skeptical response (5 June 2008, Reuters story)

4 Nigerians drag Shell to court in Netherlands (16 May 2008, Nigerian Tribune)

Africa: Only the cover is green (15 May 2008, Inter Press Service)

Europe: New Safety Concerns Raised Over Nuclear Plants (12 May 2008, Inter Press Service)

Climate Hopes and Fears at Poznan (Environment News Service, 12 May 2008, USA)

Europe Grapples Over Biofuels (8 May 2008, Time Magazine, USA)

ADB lending to coal ruins ‘green’ claim (7 May 2008, Business Mirror, Philippines)

ADB's 'climate change hypocrisy' denounced by civil society groups (6 May 2008, Times of India)

Can palm oil ever be sustainable? (5 May 2008, Mail & Guardian, South Africa)

Trying to Lighten That Carbon Footprint (4 May 2008, New York Times, USA)

Advertising Watchdog Receives Record Complaints Over Corporate 'Greenwash' (3 May 2008, Environmental News Network, USA)

UN Permanent Forum raises Pacific concerns (1 May 2008, National Indigenous Times, Australia)

Environmental group report urges EU to review use of biofuels (22 April 2008, International Herald Tribune)

Easy Ways You Can Save the Earth Today (18 April 2008, Forbes, USA)

US to halt greenhouse gas rise by 2025: Bush (17 April 2008, Agence France Presse story on Times of India website)

Change in farming can feed world - report (16 April 2008, The Guardian, UK)

World Bank’s proposed climate funds opposed (14 April 2008, Zambia Daily Mail)

Biofuels scheme 'may damage environment' (14 April 2008, Daily Telegraph, UK)

Exclusive: Cops and Former Secret Service Agents Ran Black Ops on Green Groups (11 April, Mother Jones, US)

Not food versus fuel but food and fuel (7 April 2008, Economic Times, India)

The great carbon con: Can offsetting really help to save the planet? (3 April 2008, Independent, UK)

Protesters to 'shut down' Newcastle (1 April 2008, Brisbane Times, Australia)

EU moves to combat illegal logging (26 March 2008, EurActiv.com, Brussels)

Radiohead´s Thom Yorke edits new magazine (23 March 2008, NME, UK)

Nuclear plans attract fresh fire (22 March 2008, BBC, UK)

West Bank faces toxic waste crisis (21 March 2008, Al Jazeera, Qatar)

Developed and developing nations clash at climate talks (19 March 2008, Agence France Press story on Channel News Asia Website)

104 products on shelves already contain toxic 'grey goo' by stealth, say Friends of the Earth (11 March 2008, Daily Mail, UK)

Int'l Group Campaign Against Canal Project (7 March 2008, The Korea Times, South Korea)

A change in the climate: credit crunch makes the bottom line the top issue (6 March 2008, Guardian, UK)

Feed people or feed cars? (3 March 2008, Daily Observer, Gambia)

McDonald's Redesigns Deadly Lids (27 February 2008, Spiegel Online, Germany)

Radiohead join battle against climate change (27 February 2008, Daily Telegraph, UK)

Friends of the Earth launch climate change campaign (25 February 2008, Malta Independent, Malta)

Garnaut inquiry into climate change a step forward (25 February 2008, The Age, Australia)

Biofuel-powered jet makes test flight (24 February 2008, CNN, USA)

Nigeria: The most polluted (21 February 2008, Globe and Mail, Canada)

2 Reports At Odds On Biotech Crops (14 February 2008, Washington Post, USA)

GM crops increase pesticide use, offer no respite for hunger (13 February, Africa Science News Service, Kenya)

GM crops 'lead to surge in weedkiller use' (12 February 2008, Daily Mail, UK)

Biofuels drive causes disputes in Indonesia (11 February 2008, Financial Times, UK)

Tidal power farm plan off coast (7 February 2008, BBC, UK)

Changing the attitude of oil companies in Niger Delta (4 February 2008, Business Day, Nigeria)

Palm Oil Giant Wilmar promises to improve practices after complaints (2 February 2008, iNSnet, Netherlands)

Kiribati declares Phoenix Islands as marine protected area (31 January 2008, Islands Business, Fiji)

Europe thinks alternatively in quest to go 'green' (28 January 2008, USA Today, USA)

Aid for Ethiopian Dam Challenged (26 January 1008, IPS)

To bio or not to bio - are 'green' fuels really good for the earth? (26 January 2008, Guardian, UK)

NGOs cool on EU climate change targets (23 January 2008, Agence France Presse on Terra Daily Website)

Cloned meat OK breeds distrust in consumers (21 January 2008, The Greenville News, South Carolina, USA)

Davos: The Public Eye Is Watching (17 January 2008, Inter Press Service)

British PM Brown heads to Asia, told to put ¨own house in order¨ (17 January 2008, Channel News Asia, Singapore)

Hungarian conservationists ask EU to give up biofuel target (15 January 2008, Hungarian news agency and Budapest Times, Hungary)

Forest saved from more development (9 January 2008, Aftenposten, Norway)

Gas flaring committee is window dressing, says ERA (9 January 2008, Punch, Nigeria)

UK advertising watchdog censures 'misleading' Malaysian palm oil ad (8 January 2008, Agence France Presse story on Forbes.com, USA)

Hooray for Oil at Over 100 Dollars? (5 January 2008, Rue 89, France)

Decay by design (3 January 2008, Newsday, Trinidad & Tobago)

 

Media review selection 2007 :

Nigeria loses N12.3trn to gas flares in 40 years (24 December 2007, Business Day, Nigeria)

Common ground ? (22 December 2007, Jerusalem Post, Israel)

Bully for Bali (16 December 2007, The Times, UK)

VIDEO: Climate deal under fire (15 December 2007, BBC Website)

New global warming pact in sight, China cooperative (15 December 2007, China Daily)

Norway pledges $545 million to fight deforestation but more is needed, says environmentalist (10 December 2007, ADNKronos, Italy)

Global rallies focus on climate (8 December 2007, BBC Website, UK)

Int'l groups concerned over free trade in climate policies (8 December 2007, Xinhua News Agency, China)

Bali heats up over climate change (7 December 2007, United Press International Asia Online)

Poor nations demand climate technology in Bali amid warnings over sea levels (5 December 2007, Associated Press Story in International Herald Tribune)

US, Japan, Canada put up roadblocks at climate conference (German DPA news agency on earthtimes website 5 December 2007)

Washington in the Crosshairs (4 December 2007 Inter Press Service News Agency)

Businesses urge climate action (29 November 2007, Al Jazeera, Qatar)

Horror scene in Bali (28 November 2007, Inquirer, Philippines)

Lobby group to build campaign against uranium mining (21 November 2007, ABC News, Australia)

Vanishing forests a counterpoint to Indonesia's climate crusade  (15 November 2007 Agence France Presse)

Biofuels bonanza facing 'crash' (15 November 2007, BBC website, UK)

Eurostar speeds into a new era (14 November 2007, News.com.au, Australia)

Europe Advances Plan to Cut Jet Emissions (13 November 2007, The New York Times, USA)

Study: Ships' Diesel Fumes Kill 60,000 Each Year (9 November 2007, Associated Press Story on Fox News)

UK regulator criticizes environmental claims in Shell ad (6 November 2007, Associated Press story on International Herald Tribune)

So just how unethical is your dinner? (30 October 2007, Sydney Morning Herald, Australia)

Pressure on oil companies grows to end gas flaring in Nigeria (29 October 2007, International Herald Tribune)

Pachauri challenged over Indo-US nuclear deal (28 October 2007, Hindustan Times, India)

French Skepticism of GMO Crops Signals Policy Shift (27 October 2007, Deutsche Welle, Germany)

U.N.: Environmental Damage Threatens Life on Earth (26 October 2007, Associated Press story on Fox News, USA)

Public votes on 'worst EU lobbying' award (17 October 2007, EurActiv, Brussels)

Gore wins Nobel Peace Prize (13 October 2007, The Daily Telegraph, Australia)

Pesticides: groups raise pressure ahead of EP vote (11 October 2007, EurActiv, Brussels)

IMO plans rules on ship recycling (8 October 2007, The Star, Malaysia)

EPA Is Petitioned to Limit Ship Emissions (3 October 2007, New York Times, USA)

Europeans angry after Bush climate speech 'charade' (September 29 2007, The Guardian, UK)

Bush under the microscope at Washington climate talks (27 September 2007, Agence France Presse AFP)

Hilary Benn challenges US to join global drive to cut greenhouse gases (September 25, 2007, The Times (UK)

UN hosts climate change summit (September 24 2007, German Agency DPA and The Bangkok Post)

UN hails 'historic' ozone pact (23 September 2007, Montreal Gazette, Canada)

Green litigation (23 September 2007, Associated Press)

Warming threat disclosures sought (18 September 2007, Los Angeles Times, United States)

Shipping Must Do More to Protect Environment (13 September 2007, CNBC, United States)

Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop, dies at 64 (12 September 2007, International Herald Tribune)

Activists Sue EPA Over Ship Pollution Standards (6 September 2007, Associated Press, on FOX News website, United States)

Malawi: Torn between the lure and danger of uranium (6 September 2007, IRIN News, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, Kenya)

Israel-Jordan Project Aims to Save Dead Sea (5 September 2007, Spiegel Online)

Gulf firms start going greener (1 September 2007, Gulf News, Dubai)

Ghana: Boreholes That Proved a Lifeline Have Come at a Cost (30 August 2007, Inter Press Service)

Climate Report May Have Cut Katrina Impact – Analyst (30 August 2007, Reuters)

India and China urged to cut emissions (28 August 2007, Guardian, United Kingdom)

Alternative computing (28 August 2007, New Statesman, United Kingdom)

Colombia: Campaign Seeks to Make Water a Constitutional Right (24 August 2007, Inter Press Service)

Shell ordered to withdraw 'misleading' Dutch ad that made environmental claims (5 July 2007, International Herald Tribune)

Latest world trade talks collapse (21 June 2007, BBC Website, U.K.)

Google launches YouTube local language sites (19 June 2007, Reuters story on Hindustan Times, India)

Are organic standards under attack from GMOs? (13 June 2007, Natural Choices, U.K.)

Emissions fell slightly in the EU during '05 (13 June 2007, International Herald Tribune)

'It's all more talk, really. We have to see some action' (8 June 2007, Guardian, U.K.)

NGOs query Merkel's G8 climate 'success' (8 June 2007, EU Observer, Brussels)

G8 agrees emissions pact (8 June 2007, AFP and Reuters on Perth Now, Australia)

US, Russian Reticence Leaves Loophole in G8 Deal (7 June 2007, Inter Press Service)

G8: Bush Struggles to Regain Leadership at Summit (4 June 2007, Inter Press Service)

Bush’s climate plan ‘the classic US line’: EU (2 June 2007, AFP on Daily Times (Pakistan) website)

Shell and ‘Flower Power’ (31 May 2007, International Herald Tribune blog)

For Big Business, Accountability Still a Foreign Word (22 May 2007, Inter Press Service)

Mideast environmentalists pledge to work together (15 May 2007 - Associated Press News Agency)

Israel's 19th-century solution to restore Dead Sea (12 May 2007 - The Age.com - Australia)

Climate Change Can Be Halted, UN Concludes (5 May 2007 - The Independent, UK)

Green lobby heard at UN climate meeting (2 May 2007 - Associated Press News Agency)

Palm oil industry wary of uncertain futures (16 April 2007 - AP- Foodtechnology.com)

Brides say 'I do' to green wedding (11 April 2007 - Reuters News Agency)

Global warming may unleash major species extinction (6 April 2007- Agence France Presse News Agency)

Judge Advances Global Warming Lawsuit (31 March 2007 - Associated Press News Agency)

Five years to save the orang utan (24 March 25 - 2007 - The Guardian - UK)

GM stoush: Beans with human genes (7 March 2007 - Daily Telegraph - Australia)

Green group claims Honda environment call is irony  (4 March 2007- The Age.com - Australia)

Dion backtracks on carbon tax (2 March 2007 - Canada.Com)

UK Food Standards Agency Made GM Rice Mistakes (28 February 2007 - Environment News Service)

Palm oil –eco standard turned environmental saviour? (11 February 2007- Agence France Presse  News Agency)

EU plan would make damaging the environment a crime (11 February 2007 - Associated Press News Agency)

Fines faced over sewage treatment (6 February 2007 - BBC News)

Dock “ideal” for £800 m gas plant ( 5 February 2007 - BBC News)

Global warming man-made, will continue (2 February 2007 - Associated Press News Agency)

ExxonMobil seeks to take its business to greener pastures (1 February 2007 - Financial Times)

Last Days of Global Warming Talks in Paris (1 February 2007 - Associated Press News Agency)

Campaigners urge Shell to put profits into clean-up (31January 2007 - The Guardian - UK)

Palm Oil May Be an Eco-Nightmare (31 January 2007 - New York Times and International Herald Tribune )

Buyer beware: There are shades of greenness (26 January 2007 - International Herald Tribune)

Debates rages over genetically modified crops (19 January 2007 - San Francisco Chronicle)

Britain warns of carbon credit crooks (19 January 2007 - The Australian)

Developing world plants record GM crops (19 January 2007 - The Guardian - UK)

Is there a need for a new global agency? (12 January - Inter Press Service News Agency)

GE crops slow to gain global acceptance (9 January 2007 - Inter Press Service News Agency)

World’s largest gas pipeline proposed to run through Amazon (5 January 2007 - National Geographic Magazine)

 

Media review selection 2002-2006:

Amazon dam project draws heated opposition in Brazil (7 December 2006 - Reuters News Agency)

ERA faults moves to privates water resource (2 November 2006 - The Guardian - Nigeria)

Hong Kong summit: green or dirty? (9 December 2005 - BBC News)

WTO deals pose global threat: report (6 December 2005 - The Standard, China's Business Newspaper)

Biosafety talks center on trade in GM foods (31 May 2005 - Environment News Service)

Safety in danger at WTO (17 April 2005 - The Guardian - UK)

African groups unite against genetically modified food (4 March 2005 - Daily Independent Online - Nigeria)

Government offensive in defence of Amazon jungle (18 February 2005 -IPS news agency)

Environmentalists claim modified corn included in U.N. aid (16 february 2005 - Associated Press)

Coastal 'green belts' seen as tsunami life savers (5 January 2005 - Reuters)

Crop testing rules menace food supply, say critics (25 November 2004 - IPS)

Climate change 'ruining' Everest (17 November 2004 - BBC News World Edition)

Greenhouse gas jump spurs global warming fears (13 October 2004 - Reuters)

Friends the Earth US president answers Grist's questions (20 September 2004 - Grist magazine)

Green Groups Wary of IFC Proposals (20 September 2004 - Oneworld US)

Campaigners slam World Bank 'sham' on environment (12 September 2004 - The Guardian - UK)

International groups denounce World Trade pact (2 August 2004 - Oneworld US)

Gov't urged to implement Extractive Industry Mechanism (30 July 2004 - Ghana News Agency)

Explosive Mix of Oil and Free Trade (29 July 2004 - IPS)

The World Bank should mark its 60th anniversary with reform (14 July, 2004 - The Guardian - UK)

EU lifts  GM food ban (19 May 2004 - BBC world news)

Anti-GM movement spreads across Europe (23 April 2004 - IPS)

Green groups sue USDA to stop bio-pharm planting (13 November 2003 - Reuters)

'Polluters must pay', Canadian top court rules (31 October 2003 - comprehensive media coverage 50-page PDF, 2MB)

WTO talks collapse (15 September 2003 - Agence France Presse)

Future uncertain after collapse of talks (15 September 2003 - IPS newswire & commondreams.org)

On the other side of the summit (10 September 2003 - The Guardian - UK )

Paying the price in Cancun (9 September 2003 - BBC World Service)

Biodiversity treaty start-date set amid growing controversy (16 June 2003 - OneWorld.net)

Egypt withdraws from US trade challenge of biotech food (28 May 2003 - ENS  News Agency)

US uses GM food s in first assault of EU trade battle (20 May 2003 - The Guardian - UK)

EU defies US in row over genetically modified foods (14 May 2003 - IPS)

Shell goes into shell over its promises (23 April 2003 - IPS)

New Internationalist - Water issue (March 2003)

The environmental damage of war in Iraq (19 January 2003 - The Guardian - UK)

Old enmities in a global cacophony (27 August 2002 - The Guardian - UK)

ONGs acusam eua de utilizar cúpula para vender mais transgênico (in Portuguese 26 August 2002 - Agence France Presse - on folha online website Brazil)