Cameron 'listening to all the arguments'
Guardian Unlimited | 02 Feb 2011
Prime minister appears to suggest that sale of woodlands is not a foregone conclusion as documents show coalition could lose money. David Cameron today appeared to suggest that the government's proposed disposal of 258,000 hectares (ha) of state-owned woodland was not a foregone conclusion....
 England | Deforestation | Environmental Awareness | Education | and Public Participation

'Last chance' to save species in the wild
Guardian Unlimited | 16 Oct 2010
Leaders of the few remaining countries where tigers are still found in the wild are preparing for a make-or-break summit in Russia, which they believe offers the last chance to save the critically endangered animal. The Global Tiger Summit in St Petersburg next month will bring together the 13 countries that still have wild tigers, along with conservation organisations, in an attempt to thrash out a global recovery plan. Britain and the US are also being urged to attend.
 Biodiversity and Trade | Biodiversity Conservation | Deforestation

Food for Fort: On ethical tea, fresh yeast and Medjool dates
Guardian Unlimited | 27 Mar 2010
Will a cuppa taste better if it's Fairtrade or Rainforest Alliance?
 United Kingdom | Deforestation

Illegally Logged Timber
Yahoo! News | 16 Mar 2010
Gregory Barker MP, shadow minister for climate change writes for ePolitix.com ahead of his ten minute rule motion on illegally logged timber.
 United Kingdom | Deforestation | Governance | Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Paul McCartney has a beef with world climate talks
Yahoo! News | 03 Dec 2009
Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney has a beef with world leaders' efforts to battle global warming, but the vegetarian's solution -- eat less meat -- was not to everyone's taste as he joined a debate at the European Parliament on Thursday.
 Deforestation | Public Transport

Macca takes meat issue to Brussels
Yahoo! News | 03 Dec 2009
Sir Paul McCartney has taken his Meat-Free Monday campaign to the European Parliament.
 Deforestation

Britain urges divided G20 to reach climate finance deal
Yahoo! News | 07 Nov 2009
British finance minister Alistair Darling urged his G20 counterparts on Saturday to work toward a $100 billion deal to tackle climate change but developing nations insisted they did not want to talk about it.
 Deforestation

Lynx and beaver to 'rewild' English countryside
The Times | 27 Sep 2009
WILD animals such as elk and even lynx could roam parts of England again, long after being forced out by deforestation and the expansion of agriculture, under a government scheme to "rewild" tracts of countryside.
 Deforestation

Greenpeace boards ship off NZ in climate protest
Yahoo! News | 16 Sep 2009
Greenpeace protesters boarded a cargo ship on Wednesday off the New Zealand port of Tauranga in a protest over the use of palm kernel from razed rainforests to feed farm animals.
 Deforestation

Bio-jet fuel plan takes off
Environment Data Interactive Exchange | 29 Jul 2009
The widespread introduction of bio-fuels in the aviation industry would result in carbon cuts worth billions to Europe, a think tank report says.
 Deforestation | Fossil Fuels | Greenhouse Gas Emissions | Habitat Loss | Climate Change