Home / News / People & Ecosystems

Stories: People & Ecosystems

RELEASE: Cutting Food Loss and Waste Will Benefit People and the Environment, Says New Study on World Environment Day

June 4, 2013
Location: WASHINGTON, D.C. / ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIA

From Australia to Afghanistan, New Research Spotlights Low-Cost Actions for Delivering Major Benefits for Development, Environment and Livelihoods

Demystifying the Role of Ecosystem Services in Impact Assessments

By Florence Landsberg on June 4, 2013
from

Ensuring that development projects benefit both people and the planet is becoming more and more of a priority.

Making the Right Choice on Indonesia’s Forest Moratorium

By Andrew Steer on June 3, 2013
from

This piece originally appeared in the Jakarta Post.

The Great Balancing Act: 3 Needs for a Sustainable Food Future

By Craig Hanson and Tim Searchinger on May 30, 2013
from

This post is the first installment of WRI’s blog series, “Creating a Sustainable Food Future.” The series explores strategies to sustainably feed 9 billion people by 2050. All pieces are based on research being conducted for the forthcoming…

Indonesia Extends its Forest Moratorium: What Comes Next?

By Kemen Austin, Fred Stolle and Ariana Alisjahbana on May 15, 2013
from

Indonesia’s President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono made a bold and courageous decision this week

A Conversation with Nirarta “Koni” Samadhi on Indonesia’s Forests

By James Anderson on May 7, 2013
from

How can Indonesia—the world’s fourth-most populous country and an emerging economic powerhouse—

Report Finds 85% of Reefs in the Coral Triangle Are Threatened - Now Available in Bahasa Indonesian

April 23, 2013
Location: JAKARTA

“Reefs at Risk Revisited in the Coral Triangle” maps threats to reefs in Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, and Timor-Leste

85% Terumbu Karang di Coral Triangle Tergolong “Terancam”

April 23, 2013
Location: JAKARTA

Laporan lengkap sekarang tersedia dalam Bahasa Indonesia.

Food and Fuel: 2 Grand Challenges Facing Us this Earth Day

By Craig Hanson on April 22, 2013
from

Since the very first Earth Day more than four decades ago, the environmental movement has tackled a wide range of problems, including air pollution,…

Can Nutrient Trading Shrink the Gulf of Mexico's Dead Zone?

By Michelle Perez on April 17, 2013
from

The Gulf of Mexico has the largest dead zone in the United States and the second-largest in the world.

« first‹ previous123456789…next ›last »