Story archive: December, 2006

Goldman Sachs and WRI are partnering to put Socolow's and Pacala's "wedge" framework for climate change into action.

The Russian-language Access Initiative toolkit and TAI partners in the Ukraine expand the opportunities for better governance

How did the environment fare in 2006? 10 underreported stories.

The 2006 Atlantic hurricane season officially ended on November 30th, and thankfully, there weren't nearly as many destructive storms in 2006 as in 2005.

A new study of land use helps farmers in Belize, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico reduce their damage to the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the Western Hemisphere's largest coral reef.

Two forums and a joint Citigroup/EIU report highlight the successes and challenges of SMEs in developing countries.

42 percent of the Brazilian Amazon is now under some form of protection.

Biometric technology gives poor and illiterate communities access to financial services.

EarthTrends’ November 2006 Monthly Update.

The Court's ruling on this case will likely have big ripple effects on state-level efforts to reduce emissions.

Episode 2 features a discussion of polar ice melting, sea-level rise, and a live performance by Blackalicious.

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The Wedge Approach to Climate Change

Improving Governance in Former Soviet Republics

Environmental Review of 2006

Looking Back on the 2006 Hurricane Season

Protecting Coral by Managing Land Use

The Importance of Small and Mid Sized Enterprise in Emerging Economies

Brazil Expands Protected Forest Areas

ATMs for India's Poor

The Value of Coastal Ecosystems

GHG Emissions Before the Supreme Court

Second EarthTrends Podcast from Bonnaroo Music Festival

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