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Saving the Siamese crocodile: Cambodia moves to protect one of the world’s last wild populations - AOL (opens the original)
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In the 1990s, conservationists in Cambodia feared the Siamese crocodile had disappeared for good. Fishing and hunting had devastated the species throughout the 20th century, leaving populations across its native south-east Asia on the brink of extinction. But in villages dotted among the wetlands of the remote Cardamom mountains, Indigenous Chorng communities still reported seeing them. Passing this knowledge to researchers surveying the area in 2000 led to an official recording of the species –
Saving the Siamese crocodile: Cambodia moves to protect one of the worldâs last wild populations (opens the original)
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Indigenous communities play crucial role, as âgenetic bankâ area of wetland offers hope for critically endangered reptile In the 1990s, conservationists in Cambodia feared the Siamese crocodile had disappeared for good. Fishing and hunting had devastated the species throughout the 20th century, leaving populations across its native south-east Asia on the brink of extinction. But in villages dotted among the wetlands of the remote Cardamom mountains, Indigenous Chorng communities still report
‘Watermelons’: Zack Polanski and the rise of the ‘green outside, red inside’ eco-populists - AOL (opens the original)
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Watermelons: the term used to describe the members of the Green party of England and Wales who are green on the outside and red on the inside. People in this faction are environmentalists but bleed socialist ideologies. Of the roughly 160,000 people who have flocked to the party since Zack Polanski became leader last year, most are thought to be in this camp, drawn to a political space on the left that they see as vacated by the Labour party. But the author of a new book – The Green Socialist: Z
Company behind failed Surrey oilfield project sells site at massive loss - AOL (opens the original)
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After years of trying to dig for oil in Surrey, the company behind the drilling project that was turned down in a landmark supreme court ruling has sold off the site for a fraction of the money it spent on it, and rebranded as a clean energy company. Meanwhile, the new owners, who picked up the site for £1m, are applying, once again, for permission to dig. UK Oil and Gas (UKOG) spent more than a decade trying to develop Horse Hill oilfields, where they said they had found 100bn barrels of oil.Bu
Climate solutions most likely to reach âpositive tipping pointsâ revealed by scientists (opens the original)
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Global shift towards clean electricity could trigger âcascadeâ of progress, helping reduce air pollution, cut waste and revive oceans A rapid global shift to clean electricity could trigger a âcascadeâ of progress towards repairing the damage to the planet by the climate crisis, according to a report identifying the environmental solutions most likely to bring about change. The analysis focuses on âpositive tipping pointsâ â thresholds beyond which a sustainable technology or pract
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