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| George Schaller |
| Field biologist George Schaller has spent more than half a century studying wildlife in more than 20 countries and has helped protect some of the world's most endangered and iconic animals. |
| Change Comes to Tibet, Once the Pristine Roof of the World |
| George Schaller | 03/07/13 |
| In this era of global warming and expanding human populations, not even the farthest reaches of Tibet can escape profound change. | |
| Saleem H. Ali |
| Saleem H. Ali is director of the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining at the University of Queensland Australia and a tenured professor of environmental studies at the University of Vermont's Rubenstein School of Natural Resources. |
| Edward O. Wilson |
| Edward O. Wilson is a world-renowned scientist and author specializing in sociobiology and biodiversity. |
| Thought Leader: Edward O. Wilson |
| Edward O. Wilson, Devin T. Stewart | 02/28/13 |
| Only through science-based pursuit of what humanity is, where we came from, can we start to think and act in terms of a global ethic, defining where we, as a species, want to go. | |
| Kenneth Porter |
| Kenneth Porter is Value Systems Coordinator in the Alliance for Responsible Mining. |
| Exporting Expertise: Lessons from Brazil's Forest Success |
| Doug Boucher, Evan O'Neil | 02/13/13 |
| It took a broad group of actors to reduce Brazilian deforestation by 75 percent in seven years. Now, their success can be emulated in other tropical countries. | |
| Ma Jun: Information Empowers |
| John Haffner, Ma Jun | 02/11/13 |
| Chinese environmentalist Ma Jun walks the line between transparency and activism in his quest to clean China's air, land, and water. | |
| Introducing: More Like This |
| John Haffner | 02/07/13 |
| Author and energy analyst John Haffner will profile ten clean energy leaders who are driving green development in China in our new More Like This series. | |
| Ecological Cooperation in South Asia: The Way Forward |
| Saleem H. Ali | 01/25/13 |
| Resilience to environmental stressors such as flood and drought will be enhanced by regional approaches to ecological cooperation. | |
| Doug Boucher |
| Doug Boucher is director of Climate Research and Analysis and director of the Tropical Forest and Climate Initiative for the Union of Concerned Scientists. |
| Union of Concerned Scientists |
| Aki Suwa |
| Aki Suwa is a research fellow at the United Nations University Institute for Advanced Studies. |
| One Year Later: The World's Largest Shark Sanctuary |
| Evan O'Neil | 10/23/12 |
| The Marshall Islands are celebrating the first year of a shark conservation zone, but a broader strategy is needed to preserve these top predators throughout the Pacific. | |
| Ethics Matter: A Conversation with Bill McKibben |
| Bill McKibben, Marlene Spoerri | 10/16/12 |
| Global warming is a test of whether our big brain really was a smart adaptation. Is it connected to a big enough heart, a big enough ethical sense, to get us out of the trouble it caused? | |
| Heinrich Böll Stiftung |
| Eradicating Ecocide at Rio |
| Louise Kulbicki, Sarah Cunningham | 06/19/12 |
| Environmental lawyer Polly Higgins proposes a radical solution for environmental sustainability: Make ecocide a crime against peace on par with war-time violations of human sovereignty. | |
| Kate Wrangham-Briggs |
| Kate Wrangham-Briggs is an English language educator and director of the Kasiisi Porridge Project. |
| William Powers |
| William Powers is a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute. |
