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From the Amazon to the Arctic, WWF is building a future where human needs are met in harmony with nature. By 2020 we will conserve 19 of the world's most important natural places and significantly change global forces to protect the future of nature. Our experts are active at every level from field work to government - conserving the largest tropical rain forests, the most diverse coral reefs, and the world's most endangered species.
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EUROPEAN COUNCIL : ENVIRONMENTAL NGOS "EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED".
- 2008-03-20
Disappointment was the watchword for environmental defence organisations following the spring European summit of 13 and 14 March. For Greenpeace, the session was a "non-summit," a "carbon copy of last year's deal, supplemented by some misplaced protectionist language to appease heavy industry". The organisation has...
Suppliers assist Amazonian soy footprint reduction
- 2007-09-01
GREEN SPOTEach month we look at how suppliers are going greenThe first anniversary of the two-year moratorium on trading soy derived from freshly deforested areas of the Amazon has been marked with "positive impacts" already being felt. In one Amazonian state, 41 per cent less land has been used to...
Japan accused of mounting 'hostile takeover' of whaling body
- 2004-07-19
SORRENTO, Italy AFP ? Japan, determined to overturn an 18-year moratorium on commercial whaling, was accused of mounting a "hostile takeover" of the International Whaling Commission IWC by using foreign aid to buy the votes of developing countries. The allegations came from an alliance of anti-whaling groups, including the...
NGOs: Chasing the corporate dollar
- 2003-09-01
THE media have long been concerned about corporation funding of conservative think-tanks. Indeed, over the last month, the Sydney Morning Herald has run at least three articles on the issue-all concluding that funding had led to us becoming 'guns for hire'. The media overlooked the fact that many of our...
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