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Fiona Macleod
Carbon dioxide ‘driving fish mad’
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Fiona Macleod
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13 Feb 2012
Researchers find that it is making them increasingly vulnerable to predators.
Offsets make light of COP17 carbon load
Article
Fiona Macleod
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13 Feb 2012
Conference on how to curb carbon emissions generates tonnes of the stuff.
Arrest of wildlife butchers boosts anti-trafficking efforts
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Fiona Macleod
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10 Feb 2012
Wildlife agencies clamping down on multimillion rand animal and by-product black market.
Rhino lovers issue ultimatum ahead of poaching hearings
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Fiona Macleod
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13 Jan 2012
Pressure on government to stem the slaughter of rhinos is mounting in the run-up to public hearings on poaching to be hosted in Parliament this month.
Footballer scores goal for anti-poaching efforts
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Fiona Macleod
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6 Jan 2012
As rhino fatalities hit an all-time high at the end of last year, Premier Soccer League star Gordon Gilbert set out to tackle the scourge.
Ten ways green can set you free
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Fiona Macleod
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Laura Grant
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24 Dec 2011
<b>Fiona Macleod</b> and <b>Laura Grant</b> explain that energy efficient needn't cost a fortune.
Diplomats win, but climate loses
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Fiona Macleod
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15 Dec 2011
Crucial issues were not resolved, leaving much committee work before Rio+20 and COP18.
Basic puts science-based plan on table
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Fiona Macleod
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9 Dec 2011
As hopes of securing the Kyoto Protocol faded at the COP17 climate talks this week, large emerging economies united on alternative solutions.
Ocean acidity is on the rise
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Fiona Macleod
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9 Dec 2011
Continued carbon emissions will put the world's seas under increasing pressure.
Protocol ‘needs new world view’
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Fiona Macleod
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2 Dec 2011
Developed nations argue that the Kyoto Protocol agreement is based on outdated notions of global economies.
Children feel the heat
Article
Fiona Macleod
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25 Nov 2011
Government policies inadequate according to Unicef report.
Deferred deal may save COP17
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Fiona Macleod
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25 Nov 2011
Pessimistic commentators are predicting that the earliest a new global deal on reducing carbon emissions is likely to come into force is 2020.
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