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Agreements to bail out banks happen in days - but despite some good progress at Durban, we still don't have a legally binding deal to bail out the planet See more here: Why is it so easy to save the banks - but so hard to save the biosphere?

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Agreements to bail out banks happen in days - but despite some good progress at Durban, we still don't have a legally binding deal to bail out the planet Continue reading here: Why is it so easy to save the banks - but so hard to save the biosphere?

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SciDev.Net speaks to UN Environment Programme executive director Achim Steiner at the Eye on Earth Summit (12-15 December) about next year's Rio+20. See more here: Q&A: Achim Steiner on expectations for Rio+20

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SciDev.Net speaks to UN Environment Programme executive director Achim Steiner at the Eye on Earth Summit (12-15 December) about next year's Rio+20. Go here to read the rest: Q&A: Achim Steiner on expectations for Rio+20

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Recommendations target social, cultural, technical, policy, legal, economic components to promote data sharing Read more from the original source: New biodiversity data publishing framework proposed

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Meet the Amazon river dolphin (Inia geoffrensis), also known as the boto, or, if you believe Amazonian folklore, dad. Legend has it that the dolphin can transform itself into a handsome young man, who is a willing dance and conversation partner for village women. The rest is here: World's largest river dolphin looks pretty in pink

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Recommendations target social, cultural, technical, policy, legal, economic components to promote data sharing Go here to read the rest: New biodiversity data publishing framework proposed

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Germany's driest November has shrunk Europe's rivers, creating monthlong delays for oil- and ore- carrying barges while uncovering the continent's deadly past. Read the original: Continent faces cost as rivers run dry

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Germany's driest November has shrunk Europe's rivers, creating monthlong delays for oil- and ore- carrying barges while uncovering the continent's deadly past. Follow this link: Continent faces cost as rivers run dry

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Suggestions that we can dump large amounts of alkaline chemicals into the oceans to prevent their acidification seems dead in the water. A study shows it would cost trillions of dollars. Read this article: Fix acid oceans by dumping alkali in them? Forget it