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The first organic dairy factory has opened in Lebanon, Romania's market is growing at 20%+ and in India, forecasts are for quadruple growth by 2015 as developing economies embrace organic production of foodstuffs. Link: Organics booming in Lebanon, India, Romania

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The first organic dairy factory has opened in Lebanon, Romania's market is growing at 20%+ and in India, forecasts are for quadruple growth by 2015 as developing economies embrace organic production of foodstuffs. Read more: Organics booming in Lebanon, India, Romania

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Members of the committee that negotiates genetic resources and related subjects at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) have agreed to renew their mandate, which was about to expire this year. Read this article: WIPO Members Extend Mandate on TK, Genetic Resources, Cultural Expressions

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Members of the committee that negotiates genetic resources and related subjects at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) have agreed to renew their mandate, which was about to expire this year. Read the original: WIPO Members Extend Mandate on TK, Genetic Resources, Cultural Expressions

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One of the coral species hit hardest by climate change has become the first to have its genome published. See the original post: Coral genomes could aid reef conservation

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SRINAGAR, Jul 25 , 2011 (IPS) - Years of poor policies and neglect are taking a toll on Kashmir's unmatched ecological assets, that also happen to be international tourist attractions. Read more: Kashmir Pays for Environmental Neglect

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Climate change initiatives need to be translated into local dialects according to delegates at a ministerial meeting in Fiji last week. Originally posted here: Pacific women meet to pursue gender equality

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Investigative group claims that members of group's Global forest and trade network are involved in 'highly destructive activities' See original here: WWF accused of failing to regulate sustainable timber scheme

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BERLIN (IDN) - As the international community struggles to provide all possible assistance to more than 11 million people in Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti and Kenya - adversely affected by the lack of food and long spell of drought - Executive Secretary of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), Luc Gnacadja, has drawn attention to an often ignored...

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Unknown amount of trapped persistent organic pollutants poses threat to marine life and humans as temperatures rise The rest is here: Melting Arctic ice releasing banned toxins, warn scientists