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·14/7/2010 - Response: The CAP is our best hope of protecting biodiversity in the countryside, Guardian

·4/6/2010 - United Kingdom: Get down off your Dark Mountain: you're making matters worse, Ecologist

·1/6/2010 - North-South Conservation Divide: "Show Me the Money", Inter Press Service

·22/3/2010 - Bioblitz campaign calls on public to help detail Britain's flora and fauna, Guardian

·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

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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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Links and Information from Forests.Org Biodiversity Collapse News Results ·14/7/2010 - Response: The CAP is our best hope of protecting biodiversity in the countryside, Guardian ·4/6/2010 - United Kingdom: Get down off your Dark Mountain: you're making matters worse, Ecologist ·1/6/2010 - North-South Conservation Divide: "Show Me the Money", Inter Press Service ·22/3/2010 - Bioblitz campaign...
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2. Earth's ecosystems face 'large-scale collapse'           Rank: 70%

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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3. Global ecosystems 'face collapse'           Rank: 70%

'face collapse' Current global consumption levels could result in a large-scale ecosystem collapse by the middle of the century, environmental group WWF has warned. The group's biannual Living Planet Report said the natural world was being degraded "at a rate unprecedented in human history". Terrestrial species had declined by 31% between 1970-2003, the findings showed. It warned that if demand...
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4. Report predicts 'ecosystem collapse'           Rank: 70%

'ecosystem collapse' A study by the Switzerland-based World Wildlife Fund has said Earth's natural resources are being used up 25 percent faster than they can be replenished. The study said data gathered regarding forest use, crop yields, carbon-dioxide emissions and fishing revealed that humanity has been using more than it can replace for the past two decades, The Times of London reported...
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5. Philippines: Reforest Cebu, says biologist, or face collapse           Rank: 70%

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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6. United States: Salmon run verges on a collapse           Rank: 69%

Fishery Management Council to council board members. The numbers are preliminary and normally are not made public until February. But they represent a steep drop from the 2006 return of about 270,000 chinook. "It's frightening to think how far we've fallen so quickly," said J.D. Richey, a salmon fishing guide on the American River, a key tributary that contributes to the Valley's chinook run....
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7. Earth forum hears dire warnings of environmental collapse           Rank: 69%

They are a distraction and a misunderstanding," he added. Addressing the two-day forum's main topic -- the feasibility of sustainable development for billions of people worldwide -- Sachs painted a grim picture of systemic environmental collapse, coupled with war, famine and pandemic disease. The astonishing pace of economic growth in Asia and the increasing demands of development in the...
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