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·15/3/2010 - Common English species face extinction, Guardian

·6/2/2010 - Ethiopia: Dam Critics Won't Go Away, Inter Press Service

·1/1/2010 - We're losing the riches of the world, Telegraph

·27/12/2009 - Wildlife survey shows cuckoo and cranefly declines, Guardian

·11/10/2009 - Freshwater creatures and plants are most threatened species on earth, Guardian

·10/9/2009 - The Climate's Warm Future Is Now in the Arctic, Scientific American

·8/6/2009 - Will We Still Eat Meat, Drink Milk, and Fry Eggs in 2109?, AlterNet

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·Climate, Community and Biodiversity Alliance, The

·Forest Protection Portal

·Nature Conservancy, The

·Habitats: Home Sweet Home - National Geographic

·Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)

·How Rainforests Work

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1. Biodiversity Collapse News, Links and Information from Forests...           Rank: 73%

Links and Information from Forests.Org Biodiversity Collapse News Results ·1/1/2010 - We're losing the riches of the world, Telegraph ·27/12/2009 - Wildlife survey shows cuckoo and cranefly declines, Guardian ·11/10/2009 - Freshwater creatures and plants are most threatened species on earth, Guardian ·10/9/2009 - The Climate's Warm Future Is Now in the Arctic, Scientific American ·9/4/2009 -...
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2. Global ecosystems 'face collapse'           Rank: 70%

United Arab Emirates, the United States and Finland. Paul King, WWF director of campaigns, said the world was running up a "serious ecological debt". "It is time to make some vital choices to enable people to enjoy a one planet lifestyle," he said. "The cities, power plants and homes we build today will either lock society into damaging over-consumption beyond our lifetimes, or begin to propel...
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3. Philippines: Reforest Cebu, says biologist, or face collapse           Rank: 69%

Reforest Cebu, says biologist, or face collapse Saving the country's forest is the best and cheapest solution to air pollution and water scarcity, according to a Filipino biologist. Biologist Perry Ong said Cebu and other islands in the Philippines need to regain at least 40 percent of their forest for their ecological functions to work well. While the country's forests cover only 18 percent of...
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4. Earth's ecosystems face 'large-scale collapse'           Rank: 69%

The world's average footprint is calculated to be 2.2ha per capita, but only 1.8ha of each person's consumption can be regenerated by the planet each year. Carbon dioxide emissions are the biggest single factor within the footprint, accounting for up to 48 per cent of man's impact on the globe, according to the WWF Living Planet Report. The speed at which resources are used is destroying...
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5. Report predicts 'ecosystem collapse'           Rank: 69%

Loh of the Zoological Society of London. "In the tropics the declines are even more dramatic, as natural resources are being intensively exploited for human use."...
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6. Ecosystems on edge of irreversible collapse           Rank: 69%

The full costs of this are only now becoming apparent. About 15 of the 24 ecosystems vital for life on Earth have been seriously degraded or used unsustainably - an ecosystem being defined as a dynamic complex of plants, animals and micro-organisms that form a functional unit with the non-living environment in which they co-exist. The scale of changes seen in the past few decades has been...
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7. Societal collapse linked to ecological folly           Rank: 69%

How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed.'' On any short list of brilliant minds in the world today, Diamond makes the cut. He won the Pulitzer in 1998 for his book ``Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies,'' which made a compelling argument that the dominance of societies in Europe and Asia over societies in the Americas, Africa and Australia was due in large part to the luck of being...
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