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There is no shortage of options and suggestions for how to address climate change.

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.

More than 80 percent of the sediment and 50 percent of the pollutants entering the coastal waters of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef originate from human activities.

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.

Biofuels can go a long way towards reducing CO2 emissions. But the big picture on biofuels is more complicated.

Ecosystems are losing their ability to deliver the products that businesses need most.

Metrobus today celebrates the 100 millionth passenger to enjoy faster travel and less exposure to pollutants since the system began operations in June 2005.

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Environmental Review of 2006

Looking Back on the 2006 Hurricane Season

Human-caused Pollution Damaging Prized Central American Reefs; WRI analysis maps sources in Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico

The Value of Coastal Ecosystems

GHG Emissions Before the Supreme Court

The Complicated Case of Biofuels

Business Must Adapt to Realities of Global Ecosystem Change

Mexico City Bus Rapid Transit System Celebrates 100 Millionth Passenger: Innovative System Cuts Travel Times, Pollution Exposure

Fossil Fuel Consumption and its Implications

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