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Proposed ban on throwing away healthy fish is back on track despite moves to derail it by several EU member states Read more here: Campaigners for ban on EU fish discards declare breakthrough

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NEW YORK, March 19 (UPI) -- One solution to the global problem of overfishing is "co-management" with local communities, conservation groups and governments, a U.S. wildlife group says. Originally posted here: Study: Good management can save fisheries

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Scientists have called for the removal of eight invasive primates from Brazil's imperiled Atlantic Forest in a new study published in mongabay.com's open access journal Tropical Conservation Society (TCS). See the original post: Invasive primates threaten Atlantic Forest natives

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Hollywood director James Cameron may be close to making a dive to the deepest place on Earth. Excerpt from: James Cameron gets ready to dive to the Mariana Trench

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ScienceDaily (Mar. 19, 2012) - Unseasonably high temperatures have coaxed pollen from American elm trees, delicate green flowers from spicebush shrubs and a cloud of deep pink flowers from red maples, heralding the unusually early arrival of spring in central New York and reflecting a phenomenon happening across the eastern United States. See the original post here: Warm...

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In the fragmented rainforests of India, many animals must move through human-modified landscapes such as agricultural fields to survive. Go here to see the original: How tiny otters survive in agricultural India

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Low-tech experiment produces accurate data on threat to plant biodiversity and may also help with carbon capture Go here to read the rest: Swiss soil reveals climate change in mountain ecosystems

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An updated temperature analysis by the Met Office and the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit has confirmed that 2010, not 1998, was the warmest year since record keeping began in the late 19th Century. Visit link: 2010, not 1998, warmest year on record

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A new mapping tool shows where vulnerability to climate change and violent conflicts intersect throughout Africa Go here to read the rest: U.S. Defense Department Develops Map of Future Climate Chaos

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Final regulations on summary of benefits and coverage (SBC) are available. Insurers, employers and administrators — pay close attention to these rules because they... See the rest here: Health Care Reform Reminder: New Regulations Finalized