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Don't understand all the moral finger wagging by Michigan fans about having Tressel honored along with the rest of the 2002 championship team. The man made a big mistake, one he paid for dearly. But what is less moral than holding grudges and refusing to give forgiveness? He messed up. He received major penalties. Life goes on for Tressel and tOSU.
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Blending the stealth, RTS, and RPG genres, Industrial Spy has the player leading a team of superspies (Espion Agents, part of the Blitzstrahl corporation) infiltrating various locales like museums, a military installation, and even a German-style castle full of traps. Each of the agents has his own specialties, like computer hacking, rollerblading, handguns, etc.Gameplay is like a regular real-time strategy game, with the player acting in the role of commander without taking a direct hand in anything. Give the agents orders and try to keep an eye on all of them as they carry them out. Each agent's skills can be upgraded after missions. Keep them out of sight of guards, spring traps on them, or engage them in hand-to-hand or ranged combat.
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The Philippines is set to destroy five tonnes of elephant tusks on Friday in a high-profile event aimed at shedding its image as one of the world's worst hotspots for illegal African ivory trading. Environment department officials are scheduled to use a road roller to crush the so-called "blood ivory", becoming the first country in Asia to destroy its multi-million-dollar stockpile. "We want to send a message to the world that... we are very much against the illegal ivory trade," the director of the government's Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau, Theresa Mundita Lim, who will oversee the event, told AFP. The five tonnes of tusks come from a total of 13.1 tonnes seized at Manila's port and international airport after being smuggled in from Africa in 2005 and 2009. The rest of the ivory, worth many millions of dollars on the black market, was stolen over the years. Most of it went missing while being kept by the customs bureau, a notoriously corrupt organisation in the Philippines, and a wildlife bureau officer is on the run after being charged with stealing about 700 kilogrammes. The Philippines was in March named by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) as one of eight nations that was failing to do enough to tackle the illegal trade in elephant ivory. The others were Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Malaysia, Vietnam, China and Thailand, and they were warned they could face international sanctions on wildlife trading if they failed to take action. All countries have since submitted their action plans on how they intend to curb the trade, which is leading to the slaughter of thousands of elephants each year, although those reports have not been made public. The Philippines was named because of its role as a transport hub for African ivory being smuggled into countries such as China, Vietnam and Thailand, where demand has skyrocketed in recent years. The ivory is highly sought after for statues, trinkets and other items to showcase wealth. Demand is also high in the Catholic Philippines, with the ivory used for religious icons. Lim said the destruction of the ivory was one part of the government's action plan submitted to CITES. She said another element was the imminent establishment of a multi-government-agency taskforce focused solely on the ivory trade. The executive director of the London-based Environmental Investigation Agency, Mary Rice, praised the Philippines for taking the lead in destroying its stockpiles. "This is a really significant event. It is the first time a consuming country and an Asian country has decided to dispose of its seized stockpiles," Rice, who is in Manila to witness the event, told AFP. Rice said thousands of tonnes of seized ivory were sitting in storehouses in other cities around Asia and other parts of the world. Some African nations have previously burnt ivory stockpiles, most recently Gabon last year. The United Nations and conservation groups warned in a major report in March that African elephants faced the worst crisis since global trade in ivory was banned almost a quarter-century ago. The report warned the risk of extinction was rising sharply in some nations. Illicit trade in ivory had doubled since 2007 and more than tripled over the past 15 years, according to the report, which estimated that only about 420,000 to 650,000 elephants remained in Africa. About 25,000 African elephants were estimated to have been killed for their ivory in 2011, the report said, and conservationists believe last year was even worse.
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On my left leg, just below the knee, are two holes. Above the knee the bone is bent and when I stretch it out the leg is nearly an inch shorter than the other one.
The odd thing about these blemishes is how much I like them. I don't regret getting into that Mini Cooper on that wet October night in 1975. I don't wish that the car accident hadn't happened, and certainly don't wish that I hadn't spent three months in hospital when I was 16.
During that time, bed-bound and with leg in traction, I learnt three essential truths about life. First, that being the centre of attention compensates for almost any amount of pain. Second, that routine is life's most underrated pleasure and, third, that failure is fine, so long as you have a good excuse for it.
What happened that night was this. I was staying at my best friend's country house near Oxford and we had persuaded her sister to drive us into town on Saturday night. It was raining heavily, and on a bend in the Banbury Road the car skidded – straight into the path of a lorry.
People say that when you have a near-death experience you feel lucky to be alive. What I remember is feeling lucky to have been hurt. I suppose the pain must have been bad, but the funny thing about pain is that, once it stops, you can't remember what it felt like. The feeling that endures is the thrill of self-importance. I was surrounded by passers-by shouting for help and, after what seemed like a long time, the thrill of screaming sirens – coming for us.
While I wasn't especially delighted to be alive (because it never occurred to me that I might not be) everyone else seemed to think it a miracle. The fireman subsequently said that when he first saw the crushed lump of metal he was surprised to find that everyone inside was alive. My parents, who had had to suffer the midnight apparition of a policeman on the door step, were beside themselves with relief.
When I came round after the operation, my mother was there bearing a brand new Miss Selfridge nightdress, a bottle of Havoc by Mary Quant and a copy of Honey magazine. But even better than these presents was the plastic bag of blood that was dripping into my veins. I had never been a heroine before, and I found I rather liked it.
Once I was well enough to travel I was moved by ambulance to the Royal Free hospital in London, where my friend – who had cracked a vertebra in her back – was already installed. What followed were three months of teenage heaven. We whispered and giggled all day, much to the irritation of the other people in the ward. We befriended a couple of handsome young porters who used to join us after visiting hours with cans of beer and packets of Number Six cigarettes, which we stubbed out in the grey cardboard dishes provided for spitting out after cleaning our teeth.
Some of the sweetest moments were during the doctor's rounds. The medical students would gather around the bed while the registrar (with whom we were both a little in love) would show X-rays and explain just how bad my break had been, while the students nodded solemnly.
When Christmas came we accepted armfuls of gifts, and pretended to be sad about missing Christmas at home. I was given a white feather boa which I wrapped around my neck as I learnt how to touch-type on my brand new Olivetti portable typewriter. You're so brave, everyone said. We just smiled sweetly.
During those months in hospital I did very little school work. This wasn't much of a departure from how little I had done before the accident or how little I did when I came out. But even now, if I am asked why my A levels were so bad, I explain I spent much of my sixth form in hospital. The excuse works so well I almost believe it myself.
But the best thing of all was the way each day was divided into identical, manageable chunks, beginning on the dot of 6am with a cup of tea and progressing through bed bath, lunch, visiting time and ending at 8.30pm with a cup of Horlicks. If only hospitals were still like this now, I would be perfectly happy to break my right leg and do it all over again.
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What a great pair of songs from the legendary Broadway musical 42nd Street. Bette Midler made "Lullaby of Broadway" a hit in the 1970s, but it's been around since the golden era of Hollywood. Jay's arrangement opens with a touch of "Forty-Second Street." Two swinging standards arranged with style.
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Armenia (disambiguation)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Armenia may refer to:
- Armenia (officially the Republic of Armenia), a sovereign state in the Caucasus
- Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic (1922-1991), a former republic of USSR
- First Republic of Armenia (1918-1920)
- Kingdom of Armenia (antiquity), an independent kingdom from 190 BC to 387 АD
- Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, a state along the coast of the Mediterranean around the time of the Crusades
See also: List of places named after Armenia
- Armenia, Belize, located south of Belmopan in the country's Cayo District
- Armenia, Colombia, capital of the Colombian department of Quindío
- Armenia, Antioquia, Colombia, a municipality in the Colombian department of Antioquia
- Armenia, Ecuador, located east of Quito
- Armenia, Sonsonate, El Salvador, a municipality in the department of Sonsonate
- Armenia, Wisconsin, U.S.A.
- Armenia Bonito, Atlántida, Honduras, 7 miles west of downtown La Ceiba in the Atlántida Department in Honduras
- Armenia Gardens Estates, Tampa, Florida
- Armenian Highland (known simply as Armenia)
- Armenia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
- Little Armenia, Los Angeles, California
- Nueva Armenia, Honduras, is a municipality in department of Francisco Morazán
Other meanings[edit]
- Armenia (media), Armenian news media in Australia published in Armenian and English [1]
- Armenia (ship), Soviet hospital ship sunk on November 7, 1941
- 780 Armenia, a minor planet in the asteroid belt orbiting the sun
- Armenia, a former gossamer-winged butterfly genus, nowadays classified in Satyrium (butterfly).
- "Armenia", a song by German music band Einstürzende Neubauten (album: Zeichnungen des Patienten O. T., 1983)
- "Armenia City in the Sky", a song in the musical album The Who Sell Out
- Gruppo Editoriale Armenia, an Italian publisher of fantasy novels
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Daily Challenge Wednesday Aug. 17, 2011
Pick up 1 piece of litter today.
How to do it
Pick up the plastic bag that's lying on your lawn, the flyer that's skittering across the parking lot, or the soda can that's sitting at the playground. Deposit it in the nearest trash can or recycle bin.
Why it matters
No matter what sort of surroundings you prefer, most people can agree that litter is messy and compromises our sense of community. Over 51 billion pieces of litter are tossed on U.S. roads each year - and not only do they make the landscape ugly, they can harm the environment, too. Litter travels to waterways, where it pollutes our water supply and can harm wildlife.
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Don't mess with Texas! In the Lone Star State, a person can be fined $500 for littering.
I always do this on my way in or out of places...so much that sometimes people mistake me for a worker..lol
Darlene R. replied August 21, 2011 at 23:53 UTC:
I'm the champion litter picker upper
Kathie M. replied August 22, 2011 at 18:17 UTC:
Something to aspire to
My siblings, thier kids, g-kids and my kids, gkids, great-gkids do this. We have a public woods close by, we find morels, wild strawberries, huckleberries, wild black berries each ear. Unfortunately people use it as a dumping site. So we all went out this spring and one piece at a time we picked up someone elses litter. We had a contest between ages in teams, you would be surprised how much work ...see more
Kathleen J. replied August 21, 2011 at 23:13 UTC:
Boy I sure didn't proof read this message. Brain needs a rest.
Anna C. replied August 21, 2011 at 23:17 UTC:
Great job getting all the kids involved...my favorite thing to do trick kids into working by playing a game!
I always have to pick up outside of my house cause we have alot of people that walk by and litter! :(
Kathleen J. replied August 21, 2011 at 22:09 UTC:
WHY DO THEY DO THAT? They couldn't have any up bringing.
Anna C. replied August 21, 2011 at 23:18 UTC:
Maybe need to put a trash can out front wit a sign on it...lol...sorry you have to deal with that though.
Kathie M. replied August 22, 2011 at 18:19 UTC:
I know what you mean! My driveway has become a bus stop, and few days go by when I'm not picking up something, either litter or cig. butts. I'm thinking of putting up an ashtray.
I do pick up anything I see.
Kathleen J. replied August 21, 2011 at 22:11 UTC:
Good for the earth, good for your waist, plus teaches kids to respect other people's prperty.
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King Henry III
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Given by the daughter of compiler William Fleming MD, Mary Elizabeth Stopford, 1931
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France became the 14th country to legalise same-sex marriage Saturday after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law following months of bitter political debate.
Hollande acted a day after the Constitutional Council threw out a legal challenge by the right-wing opposition, which had been the last obstacle to passing the bill into law. The legislation also legalises gay adoption.
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A bear and a hare have gone to the fair. And this is what they saw: Pistol Packin' Pete Packin' some heat. Thanks to Justin Burr's law. Yes, the guns at the state fair bill is back again this session. Read more about A bear and a harePosmo's blog5 commentsLog in or register to post comments
Permitting illegal pollution: Duke Energy's hypocrisy on coal ash If it's too expensive to fix, then subvert the system: The permits, which are renewed every five years, would allow Duke Energy to identify 23 previously illegal coal ash leaks at three area power plants — Riverbend Steam Station on Mountain Island Lake, Marshall Steam Station on Lake Norman and Allen Steam Station on Lake Wylie — and include them in discharge permits instead of stopping the seeps. As is usual in cases where Duke Energy finds itself on the wrong side of safety and health laws and regulations, reality is what you say it is. What was once illegal is now legal, thanks to a few squiggles jotted on a piece of paper by someone who isn't a lawmaker. Isn't that handy? Read more about Permitting illegal pollution: Duke Energy's hypocrisy on coal ashscharrison's blog1 commentLog in or register to post comments
Daily dose: Chicken hawk makes some noise version Tillis: After 14 years, U.S. 2017 withdrawal from Afghanistan too soon (AP) — North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis says his visit to Afghanistan makes clear to him the U.S. military must keep a presence beyond President Barack Obama's projected troop withdrawal in early 2017.http://www.news-record.com/news/government/tillis-u-s-planned-withdrawal-from-afghanistan-too-soon/a... After Afghanistan trip, Tillis worried about withdrawal (AP) — The U.S. military must remain in Afghanistan beyond President Barack Obama's projected troop withdrawal in early 2017 to discourage prospects for the Islamic State militants to get a toehold here, North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis said Friday following a visit there.http://www.reflector.com/ap/staten/after-afghanistan-trip-tillis-worried-about-withdrawal-2836901 Read more about Daily dose: Chicken hawk makes some noise versionBlueNC's blog2 commentsLog in or register to post comments
Daily dose: "Good" Friday? edition McCrory: Left and right have manufactured religious freedom controversy (Fayetteville Observer) - Gov. Pat McCrory appeared on WFNC radio in Fayetteville Thursday morning and reiterated his effort to prevent North Carolina from being swept into the political maelstrom that engulfed Indiana and Arkansas over religious freedom and gay rights. "Let me criticize both the left and the right: I think it's a manufactured controversy on both sides," McCrory, a Republican, told host Jeff "Goldy" Goldberg on the Good Morning Fayetteville talk show. They are using it for their fundraising efforts, he said.http://www.fayobserver.com/news/local/mccrory-left-and-right-have-manufactured-religious-freedom-con... Read more about Daily dose: "Good" Friday? editionBlueNC's blog2 commentsLog in or register to post comments
NC GOP's new anti-abortion tactic: Get women to write anti-women bills Divide and conquer, on steroids: North Carolina Republican state Rep. Pat McElraft explains why she filed an extreme anti-choice bill yesterday despite the fact that her party's leadership has said they want to focus on jobs and the economy. The bill would triple the state's waiting period from 24 to 72 hours, require only OB-GYNs to provide abortions, and prohibit faculty at the East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill medical schools from performing or supervising an abortion. As a Planned Parenthood spokesperson explains, that means it would "prohibit two of the finest medical schools in the the country from providing doctors with the training necessary to provide safe abortion care." It does no good trying to sift through the nonsense in search of even a tiny grain of logic; the goal of the GOP is to get rid of abortion entirely. No matter what bad outcomes result from their arbitrary and patently unhealthy dictates, it's all gravy for this crowd. And even a comment as stupid as this one: Read more about NC GOP's new anti-abortion tactic: Get women to write anti-women billsscharrison's blog3 commentsLog in or register to post comments
We're sorry Come gather 'round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You'll be drenched to the bone If your time to you is worth savin' Then you better start swimmin' or you'll sink like a stone For the times they are a-changin' Bob Dylan I know. It's the lefties. Tree hugging, tie dyed wearing and useless. In Indiana, we created the problem. Yes, we did. Equality concerning sexual orientation is a sideshow and we raised the tent. Read more about We're sorryNCNativeHasSpoken's blogLog in or register to post comments
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Constitutional Convention supporter warns of "armed rebellion." The NC General Assembly has deteriorated into a streetcorner doomsayer society: The other proposal, House Bill 321, would explicitly put the state on the list of those calling for a constitutional convention. That measure is sponsored by Rep. Bert Jones, R-Rockingham. Rep. Dennis Riddell, R-Alamance, said a convention is needed "to curb the excesses of Washington, D.C." Gary Kennedy from Youngsville also spoke in support of the convention call, telling the committee that the country's "enemy is within."..."I can see no other peaceful solution to the problems we face. I don't want to see armed rebellion," he said. Yeah, and I don't want to see my state government entertaining advice from some nut-job who is delusional enough to actually say the words "armed rebellion" in a House panel hearing. The "enemy is within" alright, and that enemy is ignorance and fear. And money, great scads of money, which is used to place people who can't think for themselves into positions of power and influence. Call a convention about that and I will be glad to attend. Read more about Constitutional Convention supporter warns of "armed rebellion."scharrison's blogLog in or register to post comments
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Inter Milan coach Andrea Stramaccioni insists they do not fear AC Milan going into today's derby.
Milan are flying going into the game after their Champions League win over Barcelona.
"It will be a great game, we can't wait to play it and do well," said Stramaccioni in his Press conference.
"The team is still in the process of tactical evolution and let's not forget this is a new side. We have 15 new players and must try to find the right balance. We got some great results with the three-man defence, then some uncertainties set in. Losing Diego Milito also forced us to change in attack.
"Antonio Cassano? For the good of Inter I will pick the best formation possible to win. That's not to say Cassano won't play, it's just that I have to consider everyone's situation, not just those who would be facing their former clubs."


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Mongabay.com news articles on malaysia in blog format. Updated regularly.
Forgotten species: the exotic squirrel with a super tail
(08/13/2014) With among the world's largest tails compared to body-size, the tufted ground squirrel just might be the most exotic squirrel species on the planet. Found only on the island of Borneo, this threatened species is also surrounded by wild tales, including the tenacity to take down a deer for dinner. New research explores the squirrel's monster tail and whether other tales about it may be true.
Yellow spots, orange stripes: vivid new frog species discovered in Malaysia
(08/05/2014) Scientists have identified a new species of frog on the Malay Peninsula. The newly named Hylorana centropeninsularis was discovered in a swamp and genetic analyses revealed that it is evolutionarily distinct from its stream-dwelling cousins.
Lush Cosmetics launches bid to protect pangolins
(07/24/2014) Lush Cosmetics has agreed to support an effort to battle trafficking of the Sunda pangolin.
What is peat swamp, and why should I care?
(07/20/2014) Long considered an unproductive hindrance to growth and development, peat swamp forests in Southeast Asia have been systematically cleared, drained and burned away to make room plantations and construction. Now, as alternating cycles of fires and flood create larger development problems, while greenhouse gas emissions skyrocket, it is time to take a closer look at peat, and understand why clearing it is a very bad idea.
30% of Borneo's rainforests destroyed since 1973
(07/16/2014) More than 30 percent of Borneo's rainforests have been destroyed over the past forty years due to fires, industrial logging, and the spread of plantations, finds a new study that provides the most comprehensive analysis of the island's forest cover to date. The research, published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, shows that just over a quarter of Borneo's lowland forests remain intact.
New palm oil sustainability manifesto met with criticism from environmentalists
(07/11/2014) This week several palm oil giants announced new environmental criteria for palm oil production. The companies say the initiative goes beyond the industry-leading standard set by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), but two prominent environmental groups quickly disagreed, arguing the measure has substantial loopholes that will allow growers to continue destroying forests.
A fine line: new program predicts when human impact becomes too much
(07/03/2014) Scientists at Stanford University recently unveiled a new modeling program that can predict the response of the environment to the land-use changes of human communities. Using their model, they found that natural resources can support humanity – up to a certain point.
Malaysian citizens want govt to spend more to save native rainforests
(06/30/2014) As developing countries reach upper middle income (UMI) status, their populations are willing to pay increasing amounts toward tropical forest conservation, yet government spending on these programs lags far behind, concludes a study available today in the PNAS Online Early Edition.
Monkeys reset camera trap, capture first-ever images of flat-headed cats in park
(06/23/2014) Photo trapping is a popular technique for gathering images and information about elusive wildlife. Recently, camera traps captured the first-ever images of wild flat-headed cats in the Pasoh Forest Reserve, an unexpected find in the forestland southeast of Kuala Lumpur, according to a new report in mongabay.com's open access journal Tropical Conservation Science.
Broken promises no more? Signs Sabah may finally uphold commitment on wildlife corridors
(06/23/2014) Five years ago an unlikely meeting was held in the Malaysian state of Sabah to discuss how to save wildlife amid worsening forest fragmentation. Although the meeting brought together longtime adversaries—conservationists and the palm oil industry—it appeared at the time to build new relationships and even point toward a way forward for Sabah's embattled forests.
The palm oil diet: study finds displaced orangutans have little else to eat
(06/20/2014) In a recent study, researchers assessed how orangutans have adapted to living among oil palm plantations on Borneo. They found that while orangutans have adapted to the island's human-transformed landscapes better than expected, oil palm plantations are unable to sustain orangutan populations in the long-term.
Stolen fruit may spur better palm oil traceability
(06/16/2014) Rising theft may improve traceability in Malaysia's palm oil industry.
Newly discovered snails at risk of extinction
(06/03/2014) A team of Dutch and Malaysian scientists has recently completed one part of a taxonomic revision of Plectostoma, a genus of tiny land snails in Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, according to their article published recently in ZooKeys, it seems that these animals may be going extinct as fast as they are being discovered.
Facebook, Twitter to carry 24 hours of live rainforest animal sightings on Monday
(05/29/2014) Next week, the rainforests of Southeast Asia are going live. On June 2nd, 11 organizations in the region will be posting lives video, photos, and wildlife sightings over 24 hours on Facebook and Twitter (see #rainforestlive). Dubbed Rainforest: Live, the initiative hopes to raise awareness of quickly vanishing ecosystems and species.
Obama: palm oil destroying Malaysia's rainforests
(05/09/2014) President Obama elevated the issue of destruction of rainforests for palm oil production during his brief visit to Malaysia last week.
Malaysian palm oil company stock drops after environmental complaint
(05/06/2014) Genting Plantations Bhd's stock price fell by more than two percent after the palm oil company's membership in the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was suspended due to a complaint by the Borneo Rhino Alliance for failing to abide by the body's principles on establishing new plantations, reports The Edge Financial Daily.
Will they hold on? Three new gecko species found in threatened habitat
(05/02/2014) Malaysia is set to lose ancient limestone formations to quarrying despite the discovery of new species of geckos in the area. The species are described in three studies recently published in the journal Zootaxa. One of the discoveries, Cyrtodactylus metropolis, is the first endemic vertebrate species discovered in the Batu Caves area.
NASA detects surge in deforestation in Malaysia, Bolivia during first quarter of 2014
(04/21/2014) Forest disturbance in Malaysia, Bolivia, Panama, and Ecuador surged during the first quarter of 2014, according to NASA data.
Malaysia at risk of falling behind in push for more sustainable palm oil
(04/17/2014) The Malaysian state should play a more active role in supporting the transition toward less environmentally destructive palm oil production, says a coalition of Malaysian NGO's. In a statement issued Sunday, the Malaysian Palm Oil NGO Coalition (MPONGOC) urged Malaysian banks, palm oil associations, and other government-backed institutions to commit to 'improving social and environmental standards in the palm oil industry'.
Malaysia imperils forest reserves and sea turtle nesting ground for industrial site (photos)
(04/15/2014) Plans for an industrial site threaten one of Malaysia's only marine turtle nesting beaches and a forest home to rare trees and mammals, according to local activists. Recently, the state government of Perak approved two industrial project inside Tanjung Hantu Permanent Forest Reserve. But activists say these will not only cut into the reserve, but also scare away nesting turtles from Pasir Panjang.
Riddled with tumors: another blow to the Sumatran rhino species
(04/14/2014) Conservation for Sumatran rhinos suffered another blow last week, only days after Suci—one of only ten rhinos in captive breeding efforts—died at Cincinnati Zoo. Scientists in the Malaysian state of Sabah revealed that a newly captured female, Iman, suffers from an assortment of tumors in her uterus, hugely complicating reproduction efforts.
Cargill commits to zero deforestation, but environmentalists have questions
(04/09/2014) After years of criticism from environmental groups, Cargill says it will establish policies to eliminate deforestation, peatlands conversion, and social conflict from its palm oil supply chain. But activists aren't yet sure what to make of the agribusiness giant's pledge. On Tuesday Cargill released a letter it sent to the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), a body that sets eco-certification standards, in response to a Greenpeace Report linking it to deforestation.
Emissions from rainforest logging average 16% of those from deforestation
(04/08/2014) Carbon emissions from selective logging operations in tropical rainforests are roughly a sixth of those from outright forest clearing, finds a new study that evaluated 13 forestry concessions in six countries. The study analyzed carbon losses from elements of logging operations, including timber extraction, collateral damage to surrounding vegetation, and logging infrastructure like roads and skid trails.
Malaysian palm oil giant tied to social conflict, deforestation, says report
(04/03/2014) Unlike other palm oil giants that have recently made strong commitments to eliminating deforestation and social conflict from their supply chains, Malaysia-based Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK) continues to source palm oil associated with forest destruction and community conflict, argues a new report published by the Rainforest Action Network (RAN).
Death of young Sumatran rhino shouldn't discourage captive breeding efforts say conservationists
(04/01/2014) Just over two weeks ago, conservationists in the Malaysian state of Sabah managed to finally catch a wild Sumatran rhino female after months of failed attempts. But following such hopeful events, comes bad news thousands of miles away: a young female rhino, named Suci, died over the weekend at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Grocery giant commits to zero-deforestation policy for palm oil sourcing
(03/25/2014) Safeway has become the latest company to establish a policy that excludes deforestation-linked palm oil from its products.
General Mills, Colgate-Palmolive announce deforestation-free policies for palm oil sourcing
(03/24/2014) Two consumer products giants have joined the wave of companies committing to deforestation-free palm oil. On Monday General Mills and Colgate-Palmolive both announced palm oil policies that go beyond standards set by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), the industry's main certification body. The policies include provisions to protect wildlife-rich rainforests and carbon-dense peatlands, while respecting the rights of local communities.
Meet Iman: the Sumatran rhino's newest hope for survival
(03/24/2014) Hopes for one of the world's most imperiled megafauna rose this month when wildlife conservationists succeeded in catching a female Sumatran rhino named Iman in the Malaysian state of Sabah. The female, which experts believe to be fertile, has since been successfully transferred via helicopter to the Borneo Rhino Sanctuary where experts plan to mate her with the local male, Tam. Located in Tabin Wildlife Reserve, the Borneo Rhino Sanctuary is an uncompleted semi-wild enclosure and home to one of several last-ditch efforts to save the vanishing species from extinction.
Conservationists catch wild Sumatran rhino, raising hope for world's most endangered rhinoceros
(03/12/2014) Conservationists have succeeded in catching a wild Sumatran rhino in the Malaysia state of Sabah in Borneo, according to local media reports. Officials are currently transferring the rhino, an unnamed female, to a rhino sanctuary in Tabin National Park where experts will attempt to mate it with the resident male, Tam. The Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) is one of the world's most imperiled species with less than 100 individuals left.
Fast food companies are laggards on palm oil sourcing safeguards
(03/05/2014) Fast food companies are lagging behind other consumer products companies in efforts to establish policies that favor deforestation-free and conflict-free palm oil, finds a new assessment published by the Union of Concerned Scientists, an advocacy group. The report, titled 'Donuts, Deodorant, Deforestation: Scoring America's Top Brands on Their Palm Oil Commitments', looked at palm oil sourcing policies of 30 of the largest fast food, personal care, and packaged food corporations in the United States. It found leadership by a handful of firms.
Can palm oil move past its bad reputation?
(03/02/2014) Indonesia's palm oil industry has gained a notorious reputation in recent years. Palm oil companies are routinely accused of clearing primary forests, destroying the habitats of endangered species, releasing massive amounts of carbon by draining peat swamps and fueling land conflicts with local communities. In the face of this widespread criticism, some palm oil companies are exploring ways to clean up their operations by implementing innovative programs to minimize harm to the environment and ensure local communities benefit from palm oil investments, according to a new study.
Sarawak's top official accused of violating constitution
(02/27/2014) Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud has been accused of violating Sarawak's constitution by engaging in commercial activities while serving as the state's top official over the past thirty plus years, reports the Bruno Manser Fund, an NGO that campaigns on behalf of Sarawak's forest people.
Palm oil's climate impact worse than thought due to methane emissions
(02/27/2014) Methane leaks from palm oil wastewater significantly increases the climate impact of palm oil production beyond emissions from land clearance, fire, and peatlands drainage, reports a new study published in Nature Climate Change. The research, led by Philip. G. Taylor of the University of Colorado, finds that annual methane emissions from palm oil wastewater effluent amount to the equivalent of 115 million tons carbon dioxide in Malaysia and Indonesia alone, or roughly 15 percent of total emissions from peat oxidation and land use change in the two countries.
Borneo monkeys lose a tenth of their habitat in a decade
(02/25/2014) Four species of langurs monkeys that are endemic to Borneo lost more than a tenth of their habitat in just ten years, finds a study published in the journal Biodiversity and Conservation.
New forest map for Sarawak reveals large-scale deforestation, encroachment on indigenous territories
(02/24/2014) A new online platform released by the Bruno Manser Fund reveals large-scale destruction of Sarawak's rainforests, peatlands, and traditional lands. Drawing from a variety of sources, the Sarawak Geoportal includes data on logging concessions, oil palm plantations, existing and proposed dams, historical forest cover, the extent of indigenous cultivated areas, election results, and area where there are current native customary rights (NCR) disputes.
Wilmar refutes Sarawak govt's claims on palm oil ban
(02/17/2014) Palm oil giant Wilmar has refuted a claim that it will stop buying crude palm oil from the Malaysian state of Sarawak due to its new 'no deforestation' policy.
Through careful management, indigenous people have shaped Asian rainforests for 11,000 years
(01/28/2014) Humans have been actively managing vast areas of Southeast Asia's forests for longer than previously believed, according to research by paleoecologists from the United Kingdom presented in the current Journal of Archaeological Science. Strong evidence suggests that humans in Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Thailand and Vietnam have engaged in agricultural practices for the last 11,000 years. These findings may help bolster the claims of local indigenous peoples under threat of eviction from their traditional lands.
How "insect soup" might change the face of conservation
(01/23/2014) Much of what we know about patterns of biodiversity has come from extensive fieldwork, with expert researchers sampling and identifying species in a process that takes thousands of man-hours. But new technologies may revolutionize this process, allowing us to monitor changes in biodiversity at speeds and scales unimaginable just a decade ago.
Environmental groups: top secret Pacific trade agreement to sacrifice wildlife, environment
(01/16/2014) Environmental groups have blasted draft text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) released yesterday by WikiLeaks as potentially devastating to the environment and wildlife. The massive 12-nation free trade agreement has been negotiated in secret now for almost four years, and the information release by WikiLeaks shows that key environmental safeguards in the agreement are being stripped away, including a ban on shark finning and illegal logging, as well as legally-enforced pollution regulations.
Requiem or recovery?: the Sumatran rhino 200 years after its description
(01/08/2014) In 1893, William Bell, a surgeon in the service of the Dutch East India Company stationed in Bencoolen, Sumatra, examined the body of a dead rhinoceros. The animal, a male, was relatively small as rhinoceroses go, measuring only four feet four inches at the shoulder and eight feet five inches from its nose to the tip of its tail. Dr. Bell noted that the animal resembled a large hog and judged it to be a young individual based upon the condition of the bones and teeth.
Rainforest news review for 2013
(12/26/2013) 2013 was full of major developments in efforts to understand and protect the world's tropical rainforests. The following is a review of some of the major tropical forest-related news stories for the year. As a review, this post will not cover everything that transpired during 2013 in the world of tropical forests. Please feel free to highlight anything this post missed via the comments section at the bottom. Also please note that this review focuses only on tropical forests.
Unraveling the secrets of one of the world's most mysterious big cats
(12/22/2013) The Sunda clouded leopard has always been shrouded in mystery. Only declared a separate species from its mainland cousin, the Borneo clouded leopard, in 2006, the IUCN lists the cat as Endangered. The distinction between the Borneo clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulas) and the Sunda clouded leopard (Neofelis diardi) was made by ground-breaking molecular coding technologies and anatomy studies of the two species. Although it is Borneo's largest predator, very little is known about the Sunda leopard. As a medium-sized, well-camouflaged and mostly nocturnal animal, the leopard has evaded researchers since its discovery eight years ago.
UN raps Malaysia on palm oil abuses, risks
(12/19/2013) Malaysia's push to join the ranks of rich countries shouldn't come at the expense of the environment or the vulnerable groups, warned a U.N. expert after a visit to the Southeast Asian nation.
Top 10 HAPPY environmental stories of 2013
(12/19/2013) China begins to tackle pollution, carbon emissions: As China's environmental crisis worsens, the government has begun to unveil a series of new initiatives to curb record pollution and cut greenhouse emissions. The world's largest consumer of coal, China's growth in emissions is finally slowing and some experts believe the nation's emissions could peak within the decade. If China's emissions begin to fall, so too could the world's.
Big data shows tropical mammals on the decline
(12/12/2013) The world's largest remote camera trap initiative—monitoring 275 species in 17 protected areas—is getting some big data assistance from Hewlett-Packard (HP). To date, the monitoring program known as the Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring (TEAM) Network has taken over 1.5 million photos of animals in 14 tropical countries, but conservationists have struggled with how to quickly evaluate the flood of data.
Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2013
(12/10/2013) 1. Carbon concentrations hit 400ppm while the IPCC sets global carbon budget: For the first time since our appearance on Earth, carbon concentrations in the atmosphere hit 400 parts per million. The last time concentrations were this high for a sustained period was 4-5 million years ago when temperatures were 10 degrees Celsius higher. Meanwhile, in the slow-moving effort to curb carbon emissions, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) crafted a global carbon budget showing that most of the world's fossil fuel reserves must be left untouched if we are to avoid catastrophic climate change.
Satellites reveal browning mountain forests
(11/22/2013) In a dramatic response to global warming, tropical forests in the high elevation areas of five continents have been "browning" since the 1990s. They have been steadily losing foliage, and showing less photosynthetic activity. Scientists analyzed the forest cover by using satellites to measure sunlight bouncing off the surface of the earth, then determining the different surface types via reflection patterns.
Malaysia has the world's highest deforestation rate, reveals Google forest map
(11/15/2013) Malaysia had the world's highest rate of forest loss between 2000 and 2012, according to a new global forest map developed in partnership with Google. Malaysia's total forest loss during the period amounted to 14.4 percent of its year 2000 forest cover. The loss translates to 47,278 square kilometers (18,244 square miles), an area larger than the country of Denmark.
Powered by Google, high resolution forest map reveals massive deforestation worldwide
(11/14/2013) Researchers today released a long-awaited tool that reveals the extent of forest cover loss and gain on a global scale. Powered by Google's massive computing cloud, the interactive forest map establishes a new baseline for measuring deforestation and forest recovery across all of the world's countries, biomes, and forest types. The map has far-reaching implications for efforts to slow deforestation, which accounts for roughly ten percent of greenhouse gas emissions produced by human activities, according to the authors of the paper that describes the tool and details its first findings.
3.5 million ha of Indonesian and Malaysian forest converted for palm oil in 20 years
(11/12/2013) Some 3.5 million hectares (8.7 million acres) of forest in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Papua New Guinea was converted for oil palm plantations between 1990 and 2010, finds a comprehensive set of assessments released by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). The research, conducted by an international team of scientists from a range of institutions, is presented in a series of seven academic papers that estimate change in land use and greenhouse gas emissions from oil palm expansion in the three countries, review the social and environmental impacts of palm oil production, forecast potential growth in the sector across the region, and detail methods for measuring emissions and carbon stocks of plantations establishing on peatlands.
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