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The consensus of the global scientific community is that gases emitted by coal-fired plants contribute to global warming. / Photo credit: Photo Stock
By María Amparo Lasso

Is Latin America Really a Carbon Market Pioneer?
Latin America could help reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 55 million tons through the sale of carbon credits. But this strategy doesn't convince the critics, who ask if the region would foment clean and renewable energy sources or would merely sell cheap carbon credits to the highest bidder from the industrialized North.


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African elephant.
By Moyiga Nduru

One Park, Three Countries

The creation of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, one of the world's largest nature preserves, involves South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. It is hoped that the park will eliminate the need to cull the elephant population to prevent overcrowding in concentrated areas.

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By Tierramérica Editor's Desk

Global Food Prices a Warning Beacon

Rising food prices may be the first economic indicator of the global environmental crisis, said experts gathered for a U.N.-sponsored seminar in the Mexican city of Monterrey. The final declaration of the meeting, the Monterrey Initiative, urges governments around the globe to promote sustainable farming practices.

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