- Radio Adelaide – Extinction science with Prof. Bradshaw
- ABC North and West SA (Breakfast with Paul Culliver) – Global insect declines
- ABC Adelaide 891 Radio (Afternoons with Sonya Feldhoff – David Attenborough and the World Economic Form (live interview)
- Tom Dispatch – “We can’t undo this”
- Wall Street International (Italia) – Cambiamenti climatici e coestinzioni
- The Advertiser – Work nears on huge Yorke Peninsula open-range sanctuary under Great Southern Ark plans
- The Islander – KI feral cat program contributes to positive biodiversity outlook
- Thom Hartmann Program, Ring of Fire Radio – The extinction domino effect that could annihilate all life on Earth has already begun
- Climate News Network – Extinction toll may be far worse than thought
- National Geographic (España) – El cambio climático podría causar un efecto dominó en la extinción global
- Rinnovabili – Grandi estinzioni, sottostimato l’effetto domino del riscaldamento globale
- The University Network – Climate change could trigger extinction domino effect
- I Fucking Love Science – Runaway global warming could create an “extinction domino effect” wiping out all life on Earth
- Earth.com – Climate change could trigger a cascade of extinctions domino effect
- Daily Mail – Climate change could trigger an ‘extinction domino effect’ that would annihilate all life on Earth, chilling report warns
- Blue Planet Heart – I cambiamenti climatici aumentano l’effetto domino che causa l’estinzione delle specie
- Express – END OF WORLD: Climate change could trigger DEATH of ALL species in ‘domino effect’
- V3 – Global warming increases risk of ‘extinction domino effect’, warns EU study
- Science Daily/Eureka Alert/Phys.org – Global warming increases the risk of an extinction domino effect
- InDaily – Optimistic SA environmental report card issued
- News.com.au – Australian government inquiry grapples with growing extinction crisis
- Daily Courier – Talking about extinction
- BC Local News/Kelowna Capital News/Penticton Western News – Expert to speak on extinction of species and humanity’s peril in Kelowna
- UBC Okanagan News – UBC hosts global-change expert Corey Bradshaw
- The New Daily – Thousands of ways to kill the world: Global warming is the worst-case scenario
- SBS News – Climate change may cause mass extinctions, new report shows
- Tech2 – Extreme environmental changes could trigger the annihilation of all life on earth: study – WorldStage
- dpa International – Study: Climate change losses could trigger ‘extinction domino effect’
- ABC AM – Loss of animal or plant species to climate change could cause global ‘extinction domino effect’
- Yahoo! – Climate change risks extinction effect
- CABAH – Creating virtual Earths to investigate climate change and co-extinction (watch)
- Hakai Magazine – Many shark repellents don’t work
- Adelaide Now – Flinders University Professor explains climate change’s effect on SA if we limit warming to 1.5 C
- Adelaide Advertiser – Why SA’s crops and fish stocks face ruin
- Australian Science Channel – EU renewable-energy policy chips away at forestry protections
- ABC Radio National – The scientist’s guide to a successful career in academia (listen)
- Australia’s Science Channel – How to get ahead in science
- Flinders University – Sustainability at Flinders (video)
- BBC: More or Less: Should we have smaller families to save the planet?
- ALERT – Scientists critique transport strategy of Asian Infrastructure Development Bank
- NT News – ‘It’s simply not good enough … to be leaving the next generation with a crisis like this’
- Stock Journal – A jump ahead on rabbit control
- MD Magazine – How population and global resources are reaching a boiling point
- News.com.au – Endangered species could suffer silent extinction in Environment Department reshuffle
- InDaily – High time for a ‘smart’ offshore energy plan for SA
- Plantae – Interview with Professor Corey Bradshaw, The Effective Scientist
- ABC Late Afternoons – interview with Sarah Tomlinson about our work with the Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage
- InDaily – The last rhino: why populations can’t be saved by a single breeding pair
- NZ Herald – When survival odds get too big
- Conservation Careers – Standing on the shoulders of giants – a chat with Corey Bradshaw from ConservationBytes
- Radio Adelaide – Dingoes (listen, forward to 48:40)
- ABC – Dingo fence dismantlement could help farmers and the environment, ecologist claims
- La Croix – Cent études sur la nature qu’il faut avoir lues dans sa vie
- ABC Afternoons – Insect declines (listen)
- Global Journalist – The Overpopulation Debate (watch)
- Triple J Hack (ABC) – Big game hunting (listen)
- 2SER (radio) – The ongoing biological annihilation
- Nezavisimaya Gazeta – Russian population in 2050 will be reduced by 20 million (Население РФ к 2050 году сократится на 20 миллионов)
- Science Magazine News at a Glance – Construction begins on world’s largest predator-free zone
- InDaily – Fleurieu wetlands face high extinction risk
- Green Career – Small swamps play big role
- Australasian Science – Fertilisers make plants weaker
- ALERT – Australian wins egg-frying contest for Trump
- Radio New Zealand (Rural News) – Fertilisers & crop health (listen; my bit starts at 01:46)
- Adelaide Advertiser/Courier Mail/Daily Telegraph/Herald Sun/News.com.au – Fertilisers found to reduce plants’ resistance to fungal diseases
- Flinders University – Earth crusader’s fight for biodiversity
- Publish, Perish, or Podcast – Breakfast, Shitty Science Workshops and New Year’s Eve (listen; my bit starts at 40:30)
- RTHK Radio 3 Backchat (Hong Kong) – Animal extinction (listen)
- EnergyDesk – Is the boreal forest on the edge of a climate change tipping point?
- 2HD radio – Living Planet Report 2016 (listen)
- News.com.au – The mass #extinction event going unnoticed
- Bangkok Post – Invasive insects cause tens of billions in damage: study
- News.com.au – Invasive insects are costing the world at least $100 billion a year, study finds
- Science Daily – Invasive insects: underestimated cost to the world economy
- La Vanguardia – Los insectos invasivos generan un costo subestimado a la economía mundial
- El Tiempo – Insectos invasores cuestan unos 77.000 millones de dólares anuales
- Scientias.nl – Invasieve insecten kosten mogelijk tot wel 270 miljard dollar per jaar
- Latin America Herald Tribune – Invasive insects cause damages of $77 billion a year
- Phys.Org – Invasive insects—an underestimated cost to the world economy
- EurakAlert – Invasive insects: an underestimated cost to the world economy
- Public Radio International – Recent study shows that invasive insects cause billions of dollars in damage each year
- MSN – Le monde paie un lourd tribut économique aux insectes envahissants
- Australian Science Channel – The Neanderthal in Me (view)
- Radio New Zealand – Looking to the future with Corey Bradshaw (listen)
- New Zealand Herald – Professor Corey Bradshaw’s open letter to his daughter: ‘Please forgive us’
- Otago Daily Times – Buying time
- Cosmos – Climate change ‘the key to megafauna extinction’
- Washington Post – A catastrophic collision of human hunters and climate change killed off the Ice Age giants
- New York Times – 12,000 years ago, humans and climate change made a deadly team
- ABC 891 – Sir Hubert Wilkins (listen from 2:37:00)
- ABC News – Conservationists welcome 49 new species being declared endangered
- Australasian Science – Models predict location of new megafauna fossils
- Radio New Zealand – Population limits
- The Guardian – Cecil’s legacy: could the death of one lion start a conservation movement?
- The Hindu – New models can help fossil hunt
- Financial Express – New mathematical models predict where to find fossils
- Business Standard – New models predict where to find fossils
- Science Daily – New models predicting where to find fossils
- Heritage Daily – New models predicting where to find fossils
- Radio Adelaide – Species diversity a key to infectious disease resistance (listen)
- Radio Adelaide – Flowers of the field (listen)
- SBS – Scientists propose US turn Guantanamo Bay into a marine conservation park
- Ensia – Is biodiversity the best medicine?
- Science Daily – Biodiversity brings disease resistance
- BBC Earth – How many people can our planet really support?
- GEO Extra (France) – Quand minou devient un tueur en série
- Planet Experts – Half of Australia’s koalas now have the clap
- ABC Radio National – Researchers discover the cause of megafauna die out 40,000 years ago
- Panorama – Species on the move
- BBC – The lost giants that prowled the Australian wilderness
- Radio Adelaide – Who dun it? Us
- Phys.org – Study identifies most vulnerable tropical reef fish
- Radio Adelaide – Kill to preserve: sustainable trophy hunting
- ABC – Trophy hunting needs regulation not bans, researchers say
- Crikey – Is curbing deforestation the best way for Australia to combat climate change?
- Examiner.com – Earth’s biggest threats—population growth and consumerism
- The Guardian – There’s a population crisis all right. But probably not the one you think
- Scope Season 3 – Feathers, fur and fins
- The Lead – Why the big animals died: new study shakes up extinction science
- New Scientist – Megafauna extinction: DNA evidence pins blame on climate change
- Washington Post – Abrupt climate change may have doomed mammoths and other megafauna, scientists report
- CBS News – Did climate change kill the woolly mammoth?
- Nature World News – Mammoths and heat: like other mega-fauna, warming hurt
- Wild Magazine – A brief history of the koalas of South Australia
- The LOLstralian – South Australia koala cull not on horizon: Ian Hunter
- Adelaide Hills Magazine – 1 Hour With … Professor Corey Bradshaw
- The Advertiser – Nuclear industry is far better than muddling along
- Wired – The biggest threat to the Earth? We have too many kids
- Québec Science – Biodiversité: à la rescousse du bush
- The Wire – Australia’s extinction crisis – you’re next! (listen)
- TERN Newsletter – People using TERN: Corey Bradshaw
- The Weather Channel – Humanity’s impact on Earth illustrated in ‘Overdevelopment, Overpopulate, Overshoot’
- Aspire Magazine – Giants of Science
- Mongabay – Is nuclear the way to go?
- Radio Adelaide – Predator-free, offshore islands (listen)
- The Independent – Nuclear power is the greenest option, say top scientists
- ABC Current Affairs – Dingoes could be good for cattle farms
- ABC Current Affairs – Smartphones turn citizens into scientists
- Asian Scientist – Consider nuclear, for biodiversity’s sake
- Planet Experts – The koala may be headed for extinction
- BBC World Service – No recovery plan for threatened koalas (live interview)
- The Guardian – Koalas face extinction without stronger protection, say conservationists
- Der Tagsspiegel – Umweltforscher fordern Ausbau der Kernenergie
- Planeta Sustentável – Cientistas pedem energia nuclear para salvar biodiversidade
- Washington Post – Why climate change is forcing some environmentalists to back nuclear power
- Conservation Magazine – Is nuclear power key to biodiversity?
- Farm Weekly – Predators can benefit pasture
- Phys.Org – Dingoes bring economic benefit to cattle graziers
- InDaily – Dingoes ‘good for farming economy’: SA study
- Mongabay – Without draconian measures, global population boom is ‘locked in’
- Ecos – Population control would do little to reduce humanity’s ecological footprint this century
- Radio Adelaide – The sky is falling (listen)
- Radio Novosti – We are ‘locked-in’ to catastrophic overpopulation unless we take action now (listen)
- Scientific American – Birth control could help the environment, but not quickly
- The Guardian – Global overpopulation would ‘withstand war, disasters and disease’
- New Scientist – A killer plague wouldn’t save the planet from us
- I Fucking Love Science – Study suggests population control is no quick fix for environmental problems
- Times of India – Population explosion is unstoppable, say scientists
- Science – No way to stop human population growth?
- Washington Post – Stop pretending we can fix the environment by curbing population growth
- BBC – Population controls ‘will not solve environment issues’
- Irish Examiner – World War 3 would hardly make a dent in the world’s population
- L’Obs – Population : la croissance serait inéluctable avant 2100
- Mongabay – Top scientists raise concerns over commercial logging on Woodlark Island
- 2SER Radio – World wildlife populations have halved in the past 40 years…
- Adelaide Advertiser – Scientists push for continued fishing bans in SA marine park sanctuary zones
- The Guardian – WA shark cull condemned by global group of marine scientists
- Hijacked – Hundreds of marine experts speak out about Western Australia’s shark cull
- ABC – Threatened Species Commissioner lacks teeth (authored)
- ABC – Feral cats: the worst predator of all (listen)
- Phys.org – South Australia’s citizens make koalas count
- Behind the News – Animal extinction (watch)
- Mongabay – Scientists urge ban on roads in intact wilderness areas
- ABC Lateline – Australia may have to ‘triage’ unique species (watch)
- ABC – Scientists resign ‘living dead’ species to extinction, call for triage debate
- Australasian Science – Ecologists rebuke PM’s ‘no more parks’ vow
- Wildlife Extra – Australian PM outrages with anti national parks stance
- Mongabay/Charity Vault – Scientists blast Australian leader’s proposed ban on parks
- Mongabay – Next big idea in forest conservation? Incentivizing keeping primary forests intact
- Campus Review – The early word
- Daily Mercury – New movie aims to paint nuclear as the green option
- Radio Adelaide – Forest fragmentation (listen)
- Nature – Early publishers thrive
- BBC News – Forest fragmentation triggers ‘ecological Armageddon’
- Science Now – Biodiversity in forest fragments proves precarious
- ABC – ‘One-two punch’ decimates small mammals
- New York Times – In fragmented forests, rapid mammal extinctions
- National Geographic – Paying the extinction debt
- New Scientist – Mammals in fragmented forests die out within 25 years
- International Science Times – Forest fragmentation causing mammal species to die off faster than expected
- Mongabay – ‘Ecological Armageddon’: mammals vanish entirely from forest fragments after 25 years
- Latin American Press – Continued environmental degradation
- EurakAlert – Wildlife face ‘Armageddon’ as forests shrink
- NBC News – Man-made jungle islands spell extinction for the smallest critters
- Science Daily – For scientists, early to press means success
- United Academics – Predicting who will publish or perish as career academics
- PhysOrg – For scientists, early to press means success
- Australian Geographic – Dingoes cleared of mainland extinctions
- Education Career – Redemption for dingoes from historic blame
- RedOrbit – Dingoes wrongly accused of animal extinctions
- Ecos – Dingoes wrongly blamed for tiger and devil extinctions
- Nature World News – Dingoes not entirely responsible for extinction of predators in Australia
- Business Standard – Dingo wrongly blamed for Aus extinctions
- Science Alert – Dingo didn’t cause extinctions
- Advertiser/PerthNow – Humans and climate change killed the Tassie devil and tiger, not dingoes
- The LOLstralian/Telegraph/Courier Mail/News.com/Mercury/PerthNow/NineMSN/Herald Sun – Dingo cleared of killing off Tassie tiger
- Wanderlust Magazine – Study reveals whale shark distribution across the globe
- Higher Education supplement (opinion editorial) – MPs’ ignorance puts parks in peril
- MongaBay – Whale shark mapping: scientists uncover global distribution for the largest fish in the world
- Radio Adelaide – Into the wild
- Guardian Australia – We should not play Russian roulette with Australia’s national parks
- Murray Valley Standard – Team plants green ideas at Monarto Zoo
- ABC/Yahoo/7 News – Native plantings fight deforestation trend
- Sky News – Experiment in land renewal launched
- Bigpond News – Renewal experiment begins
- Ecos – Carbon economy can also help save Australia’s species
- Sydney Morning Herald – Lines drawn over jewel in the crown
- ABC Radio National | Connect Asia – Demand surging for Indonesia’s frog trade
- National Geographic – Prehistoric plaque and the gentrification of Europe’s mouth
- The Scotsman – Human diet traced over 9000 years thanks to skulls
- Australian Geographic – Fossil bacteria reveal poor state of modern mouth
- ABC Science – Tooth decay bacteria evolved as diet changed
- Sydney Morning Herald – By gum – modern diet blamed as study reveals state of our mouths
- News.com.au – Human mouth in ‘a permanent state of disease’
- Red Orbit – Archeologists study ancient teeth to uncover evolution of disease
- Le Nouvel Observateur – Moins de bactéries, plus de caries
- 20minutes.fr – Nos bouches sont en moins bonne santé que celles de nos lointains ancêtres
- Europa Press – El análisis de bacterias de dientes antiguos permite ver la evolución de la dieta a lo largo de la historia
- iO9 – Preserved bacteria reveal how we’ve been rotting our teeth for 7,500 years
- WBTV – Human teeth healthier in the stone age than today
- Science Recorder – Ancient teeth bacteria show modern diet is rotting our teeth
- Counsel & Heal – 7,500 year old DNA shows rotting teeth a result of modern food habits
- Philadelphia Magazine – The checkup: cavemen had healthier teeth than you
- Conservation Magazine – Blame game: Humans, not disease, could have pushed Tasmanian tiger to extinction
- Australian Geographic – Tassie tiger extinction: humans solely to blame
- Scientific American – Humans alone wiped out Tasmanian tiger
- Terra – Estudo aponta que tigre da Tasmânia foi extinto pelo homem
- Planet Save – Tasmanian Tiger Was Killed Off Entirely By Humans, Not Disease
- Live Science – Humans alone wiped out Tasmanian tiger
- International Business Times – Man, not disease, killed legendary Tasmanian tiger; while Tasmanian devils dying from face-eating cancer
- NBC News – Humans alone to blame for wiping out Tasmanian tiger
- Telegraph – Tasmanian Tiger ‘was killed by man’
- Mongabay – Man drove Tasmanian Tiger to extinction in Australia
- Bangkok Post – Australia’s Tasmanian Tiger killed by man
- La Tercera – El hombre es el único responsable de la extinción del tigre de Tasmania
- SBS/LOLstralian – Humans killed off the thylacine: study
- The Global Mail – A feral cat ate my bilbies
- Australasian Science – Nature arks are sinking
- Business Insider – A formula to decide which endangered species we should save
- ABC News Radio – Scientists find half of the world’s tropical protected areas are struggling to sustain their biodiversity (audio) (re: 2012 Nature paper)
- Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN) – Will the carbon economy be good for biodiversity?
- BBC News – Protected tropical forests’ biodiversity ‘declining’ (re: 2012 Nature paper)
- Nature – Protect and serve (re: 2012 Nature paper)
- Bloomberg – Forest ‘disruption’ greater threat than climate change (re: 2012 Nature paper)
- ABC Science – Final tropical forest refuges under threat (re: 2012 Nature paper)
- Mongabay – Half of tropical forest parks losing biodiversity (re: 2012 Nature paper)
- Radio Adelaide – The sharking truth about sharks
- Totally Wild – Feral buffalo in Kakadu National Park
- The Conversation – Can Australia afford the dingo fence?
- Radio Adelaide – Insurance for forests (listen)
- The Conversation – The end of field ecology?
- Ecos magazine – Insurance model for UN forest carbon scheme
- Ecoimagination – If a tree falls… preventing deforestation with insurance
- Eureka Alert!/PhysOrg/Science Codex/ScienceDaily – Saving forests? Take a leaf from insurance industry’s book
- Campus Daily/Terra Daily/Science News Online/Silo Breaker/Medical Xpress/Science Codex/Daily Me/Eureka Alert! – New thinking required on wildlife disease
- The Breakthrough Institute – Can Technology Save the Environment?
- Sydney Morning Herald/Melbourne Age – Babies: is the price too high?
- ABC – Seaweed moves south as oceans warm
- UPI – Seaweeds said vulnerable to climate change
- CBS News – Ocean warming sends Australian seaweed packing
- Science Alert – Biodiversity ‘lost in Southeast Asia’
- Sydney Morning Herald/The Age/Herald Sun – No substitute for natural forests
- BBC News – ‘No substitute’ for virgin forest
- ABC – Species at risk ‘need old growth forests’
- The Conversation – Original and the best: nothing beats primary forests for biodiversity
- EurekAlert! – Old-growth rainforests must be saved for tropical biodiversity
- UPI – Biodiversity highest in pristine forests
- The Epoch Times – Old-Growth Rainforests Vital to Conserve Tropical Biodiversity
- People & The Planet – No substitute for undisturbed tropical forests
- Mongabay – Old-growth forests are irreplaceable for sustaining biodiversity
- ABC Science – In Depth >> Meet a Scientist >> Corey Bradshaw
- The Conversation – River shark and blue goanna among 1000 new species discovered in New Guinea
- ABC News – Climate research aims to boost forests
- Scientific American – Australian mathematicians say some endangered species “not worth saving”
- Australian Geographic – New method ranks species’ extinction risk
- The Independent (UK) – Your number is up: Species doomed by mathematics
- i Online (Portugal) – Conservação. “Não podemos proteger espécies só porque são queridas”
- Radio Live (New Zealand) – Let kakapo die? [listen]
- Hirado (Hungary) – Új mutató a fajok veszélyeztetettségének mérésére
- Irish Independent – Time’s up as formula predicts extinctions
- Sina.com (Hong Kong) – 訂優先搶救瀕危物種衡量辦法 科學家指毛鼻袋熊不值得拯救 (do a Google Translate on this – very funny)
- Chosun.com – 동물 멸종을 계산하는 ‘슬픈 수학 공식’
- Corriere (Italy) – Rischio estinzione? Ora c’è un algoritmo
- Ecofinder – Νέος δείκτης μέτρησης για τα απειλούμενα είδη
- ABC PM – Conservationists fear species index may lead to extinctions [listen]
- Treehugger – New method attempts to determine which endangered species can actually be saved
- Helium – Mass extinction event well underway
- Earth Times – New ‘distance to extinction’ index could sharpen conservation focus
- Worldshare – Australian researchers develop new index to measure species extinction
- The Atlantic – Algorithm finds the hairy-nosed wombat not worth saving
- Science Daily – Scientists have new measure for species threat
- The Morning Bulletin – Scarce funds threat to project
- Digital Journal – Endangered species conservation may be helped by a new index
- La Stampa (Italy) – “Timer” che calcola il rischio di estinzione specie
- Radio NZ – Is the kakapo worth saving? [listen]
- Sydney Morning Herald/Brisbane Times – Can SAFE save the tiger?
- ABC AM – New tool to prioritise conservation of vulnerable species [listen]
- ABC News – Hairy-nosed wombat may not be worth saving
- UPI – New measure of species threat developed
- Mongabay – New method to measure threat of extinction could help conservationists prioritize
- Treehugger – New scale could help save critically endangered species
- The LOLstralian – Extinction index to help save species
- Fast Company – SAFE: A formula to decide which endangered species have the best shot
- Vietnam Tribune – New index shows endangered species
- Science Alert – New guide to predict extinction
- Sydney Morning Herald/The Age – The SAFE way to save a tiger
- PhysOrg/Newswise/EurekAlert! – Scientists have new measure for species threat
- NineMSN – New index shows endangered species
- The LOLstralian – One-in-five mammals are close to extinction as new index shows endangered species
- International Business Times – Scientists develop new measure to determine how close species are to extinction
- Channel Ten News – ‘Colour-blind sharks‘ (interview regarding a recently published paper)
- Jakarta Globe – The fine print on forest protection
- Straits Times – Conservation 101 guide to go online
- Miller-McCune – Curiouser and Curiouser: Hidden Cost of Frog Legs
- Mongabay – Nobel Prize winner, anti-poverty group, scientists fire back at logging lobbyist
- Jakarta Globe – Conservation Debate III: A Rejoinder to Alan Oxley
- Rainforest Action Network – The world’s second oldest profession
- New York Times – Scientists spar with defender of palm oil and pulp firms
- MongaBay – Scientists blast greenwashing by front groups
- Jakarta Globe – The thinker: A middle way
- The LOLstralian – Facts forced to fit agenda
- The Guardian – Leading scientists accuse thinktanks of being logging lobbyists
- Greenpeace UK – Scientists criticise claims by logging and palm oil industry mouthpieces
- The Great Beyond (Nature.com) – Scientists question think tanks’ motives
- The Guardian – Back Biodiversity 100, save our wildlife
- MongayBay – Nation’s wealth does not guarantee green practices
- One India – Isolation of Great Barrier Reef could lead to extinction of marine life5
- Science Alert – Quiet reefs risk extinction
- Our Amazing Planet/Live Science/Yahoo! News/Tehran Times – Fish in isolated coral reefs in greater peril
- Australian Geographic – Smaller, isolated reefs more vulnerable
- Sydney Morning Herald – Small reef fish species at risk
- Sify – Isolation of Great Barrier Reef could lead to extinction of marine life
- PhysOrg/LabSpaces/Science Daily/Campus Daily/Innovations Report – Isolation a threat to Great Barrier Reef fish
- Independent Weekly – Progress is a killer
- Bendigo Advertiser – Not ‘buzz off’ but ‘please stay’ bats
- AdelaideNow – Counting to extinction (briefly mentioned here)
- Huffington Post – Our environmental impact rank paper mentioned on Huffington Post
- Daily India/Sify – Global biodiversity much less than previously thought3
- New Scientist – Global biodiversity estimate revised down3
- NewNotizie – Clima: Brasile paese con maggior impatto
- Change.org – New country ranking on wide environmental impacts
- Grist Magazine – Top 10 countries ruining the planet—and more news from around the world
- The Straits Times/AsiaOne – Is Singapore the worst environmental offender?
- Radio Australia – New study ranks Australia among top 10 worst environmental offenders (listen)
- Care2 – Top 10 countries ruining the planet
- CBS News – Study: Getting richer does not mean getting greener
- Radio America – Elaboran una lista de los países que causan mayor impacto medioambiental
- TT.com – Die Umweltsünder dieser Welt: Brasilien, USA und China führen
- Schweiz Magazin – Umweltsünder: Brasilien, USA und China führen
- Tempo Interaktif – Negara Kaya Belum Tentu Berwawasan Lingkungan
- Pressetext Austria – Brasilien, USA und China führen als Umweltsünder
- ABC News Radio – Study shows Australia is in the top 10 countries with worst environmental impact on the planet (listen)
- Viva News – Indonesia, rangking empat perusak lingkungan
- Ecologiae/Giornale di Pachino – Singapore e Brasile sono i Paesi meno amici dell’ambiente, l’Italia per ora è salva
- Epoch Times – 澳洲名列十大环境破坏国
- Cool Earth – Brazil comes top of world’s worst polluters
- Panorama – Foreste: Brasile e Usa in testa alla top ten dei paesi ad alto impatto
- La Scienze – L’impatto ambientale e la ricchezza delle nazioni
- Corriere Della Sera – «Sviluppo insostenibile»: le dieci nazioni con il maggior impatto ambientale
- Babr News – Россию занесли в список лидеров по негативному воздействию на природу
- Ria Novosti – Científicos sitúan a Rusia entre los países con mayor impacto ambiental
- Ria Novosti – Россию занесли в список лидеров по негативному воздействию на природу
- Live Science/Yahoo! News – Brazil and U.S. ranked worst for environmental impact
- Smart Planet – U.S. ranks among the top environmental offenders
- Indiaserver – India Ranked 7th Among Worst Climate Polluters, US And China Ranked 2nd And 3rd4
- Thaindian News/Economic Times/Top News/China National News/Times of India/The Hindu/Silicon India/OneWorld South Asia/Deccan Herald – India among the worst 10 climate polluters4
- Sueddeutsche – Asiatische Umweltsünder
- Dynamic Business – Australia in world’s top ten polluters: Adelaide Uni Study
- Click Green – Brazil sits bottom of global league of nations’ green impact
- Sydney Morning Herald – We’re in the top 10 of worst polluters
- The Age/WA Today/Farm Weekly/Queensland Country Life/Stock Journal/North Queensland Register/Stock & Land/Brisbane Times/The Land/The Independent Weekly – Australia’s global footprint one of the worst
- redOrbit – Countries ranked on environmental impact
- Planetsave – Countries ranked on environmental impact in new study
- Energy Matters – Australia a Top 10 environmental offender
- ABC News/Tree Hugger – Australian ranks in top 10 for environmental harm
- PhysOrg/e!Science/Bright Surf/EurekAlert/News Guide/News Blaze/Newswise/YubaNet/Science Centric – New study ranks countries on environment impact
- Down to Earth (India) – Culled, efficiently
- Mongabay – Nestle’s palm oil debacle highlights current limitations of certification scheme (about our paper accessible here)
- AdelaideNow – Sort blog from the bad
- SARDI Media – Conservation by numbers
- The Environment Institute – Corey Bradshaw named a Scopus Young Researcher of the Year
- The LOLstralian – Conservation gains a technical solution
- AlphaGalileo/R&D Magazine/Science Daily/Science Centric/CiênciaHoje – Killing in the name of conservation
- Kosmos – A jagged truth
- American Scientist – A magic number?
- Natural History magazine – Save the Conifers: Northern forests need protection, too
- Conservation Magazine – Last Legs: The not-so-healthy appetite for frog legs
- ScienceNOW Daily News – Trade in frog legs may spread disease3
- ScienceAlert – Sharks vulnerable to change
- Payson Roundup – Endangered species triage way too late
- Slashfood – World’s frog capital forced to import frogs for festival2
- The Adelaidean – Raise targets to prevent extinction
- Turkish Weekly – Is frog delicacy on its last legs?
- ABC Midday Report/Triple J/ABC 702 – Concern over looming extinction threats
- Time Magazine – When is a species endangered?
- Conservation Magazine – Greater expectations
- Futura – Conservation: des objectifs trop bas pour les espèces menacées
- Ecologiae – I calcoli sulla sopravvivenza delle specie a rischio sono sbagliati
- BigHunter – Le specie a rischio estinzione potrebbero essere molte di più
- Mongabay – To save species conservationists must focus on conserving at least 5000 individuals
- News.com.au – How low should they go to avoid extinction
- Environmental News Network – New Research Suggests Conservation Biologists are Setting Minimum Population Size Targets Too Low to Prevent Extinction
- Peak Oil – Populations of endangered species falling too far
- Conservation Maven – Conservation targets too small to fight extinction, study argues
- PhysOrg – Conservation targets too small to stop extinction: study
- Science Daily/redOrbit/Innovations Report/Yahoo India News/YubaNet/e! Science News/First Science/Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News/Bio-Medicine/News Guide/EurekAlert/Net India123/Biology News Net/LittleAbout/Gaea Times/NewsTrack India/WebIndia123/Daily India/NewKerala/DNA India/Track.in News/Bright Surf/AndhraNews/Newspost Online – Conservation targets too small to stop extinction
- The Examiner – Current conservation targets may not prevent extinction in a warming world
- New Scientist – Conservation targets too low to save at-risk species
- Courier International – Siberia under threat of chainsaws
- ABC Country Hour (SA) – Urgent call to preserve boreal forest
- El Mundo – Illegal timber from Siberia
- Tiempos de la Internet – Boreal forests threatened by climate change
- Der Standard – Boreal forest threatens Amazon fate
- Ria Novosti – Environmental threat looming over the boreal forest
- Panorama – Taiga is the new Amazon: the last intact forests at risk
- Pressetexte – Largest forest area in the world at high risk
- El Mundo – Warning about boreal forest degradation
- Gazeta.ru – Russia cuts most
- World Science – Last great forest under threat, study finds
- G-Online/Innovations Report – World’s last great forests under threat
- Sydney Morning Herald – Forest threat
- Thaindian/Newstrack India/Gaea Times/Daily India/Little About/Australian News– World’s last remaining “pristine” forest under threat
- Malaysia Sun/Mangalorean/Sindh Today/Thaindian – Fires, humans threaten world’s last few pristine forests
- Western Star – Corner Brook professor among those trying to save boreal
- ScienceAlert – Pristine forest starting to go
- PhysOrg/ScienceDaily/Eureka/R&D/InSciences/Science Centric/Biology News Net/redOrbit – World’s last great forest under threat: new study
- ABC – Fewer mosquitoes may be a bad thing
- Mongabay – Boreal forests in wealthy countries being rapidly destroyed
- Guardian Food Blog – Are frogs on their last legs?
- Guardian – Why we shouldn’t eat frogs’ legs
- ABC – Climate change could hit aquaculture
- AdelaideNow – Experts warn of climate change threat to seafood industry
- ABC Online – Illegal fishing continues to devastate northern stocks
- Science Alert – Illegal fishing still a problem
- Straits Times (Singapore) – More beachings to come?
- AFP/Economic Times – Climate change to bring more whale beachings
- ScienceAlert – Model makes malaria forecasts
- Malaysia Sun/The Hindu – Researchers can predict number of mosquitoes two months ahead
- NewsTrack India/Thaindian – Scientists find way to predict mosquito outbreaks
- Science Daily – Predicting mosquito outbreaks for disease control
- Radio Australia News – Pacific mosquito breakthrough claimed
- Independent Weekly – Research to help check mosquito-borne diseases
- AdelaideNow – SA scientists can predict dangerous mosquito plagues
- ABC Online – System developed to predict mosquito outbreaks
- Russia Today – Who ate all the frogs?
- Discovery Channel – Global appetite for frog legs threatens species
- ABC Bush Telegraph – Frogs’ legs furore (listen)
- BBC News – A billion frogs on world’s plates
- Washington Post – Eaten to extinction?
- The LOLstralian – Humans eating frogs into extinction
- Los Angeles Times – Are frogs being ‘eaten to extinction’? Some researchers say yes
- CBC Quirks & Quarks – Frog leg feeding frenzy (listen)
- Sydney Morning Herald – Frogs are on their last legs: study
- ABC Radio – Appetite for frog legs leading to extinction (listen)
- Radio New Zealand – Frog feast (listen)
- SBS – Ecologist says frogs legs should be off the menu (listen)
- SBS – Frogs in danger of croaking it (listen)
- NZ Herald – Frogs on their last legs: study
- Toronto Star – Extinction path. Garlicky legs
- Straits Times – Global appetite for frogs’ legs could see them croak
- Science News – Overly hungry for frogs
- PresseText (Germany) – Eine Mrd. Frösche landen jährlich auf den Tellern
- MongaBay.com – One billion frogs harvested as food per year
- National Geographic News Watch – Are Humans Now Eating Frogs to Extinction?
- Cosmos Magazine – Frog leg trade sending amphibians extinct
- NDTV.com (India) – Endangered: Frogs vanishing as they turn part of dining menu
- ABC (USA) – Appetite For Frogs’ Legs Harming Wild Populations
- The Age – Frogs are on their last legs: study
- Science Alert – Delicious frogs heading for extinction
- The Hindu (India) – Frogs vanishing as they become part of dinning [sic] menu
- News24 (South Africa) – Frogs about to croak
- Economic Times (India) – Frogs in danger of being ‘eaten to extinction’
- AdelaideNow – Frogs on their last legs
- The Earth Times – Researchers say frogs about to croak
- Sky News – Frogs on their last legs – study
- ScienceDaily – Frogs Are Being Eaten To Extinction, Experts Say
- PerthNow – Humans eating frogs into extinction
- ABC – Appetite for frog legs leading to extinction
- New Scientist – Appetite for frogs’ legs harming wild populations
- ABC Adelaide – Grey nurse sharks
- AdelaideNow – Grey nurse sharks will venture into our waters
- Mongabay.com – Limestone karsts – islands of biodiversity in Asia – under threat from mining
- Plenty Magazine – Could global warming benefit one species of endangered shark?1
- ABC – Climate change ‘may save’ grey nurse shark1
- AdelaideNow – Young Tall Poppy Science Awards announced
- Uni Adelaide – Five Tall Poppies of science at Uni of Adelaide
- Discovery Channel – Is the world’s largest shark shrinking?
- Cambodian Times – Loss of forests spells death of bio-diversity
- Mongabay.com – Tropical biodiversity on “a trajectory toward disaster”
- Daily India – World is fast losing battle over tropical habitat loss
- Malaysia Sun – World is fast losing battle over tropical habitat loss
- Independent Weekly – Forest loss a threat
- ScienceAlert – Tropical habitats disappearing fast
- Adelaide Now – Forest loss ‘threatening humans’
- Herald Sun – Forest loss ‘threatening humans’
- The LOLstralian – Forest loss ‘threatening humans’
- Brisbane Courier Mail – Forest loss ‘threatening humans’
- The Daily Telegraph Australia – Time for that tropical getaway
- The Daily Green – World Losing Rain Forest the Size of Illinois Every Year
- Thaindian News – World is fast losing battle over tropical habitat loss
- Thaindian News – Loss of forests spells death of bio-diversity
- News.com.au – Forest loss ‘threatening humans’
- Radio Adelaide – Corruption killing the world’s forests
- ABC Radio National (Bush Telegraph) – Invasive or threatened?
- United Press International (USA) – Scientists ID species’ ecological fates
- ScienceAlert: Study determines ‘species to watch’
- Thaindian News (Bangkok): New study to identify species prone to extinction under environmental change
- Conservation Magazine: Flood Insurance
- Ecos: No easy solutions to Kakadu’s feral animal problem
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- Losing species to climate change causes global ‘extinction domino effect’ (14/11/2018)
- Timber! EU move ignites forest debate (28/08/2018)
- Virus combo gets jump on pesky feral rabbits (25/06/2018)
- Hunting a ‘great’ shark deterrent (24/05/2018)
- High time for ‘smart’ offshore energy plan (27/04/2018)
- How to get ahead in science (09/04/2018)
- Debate on Top 100 ecology articles (20/11/2017)
- Ecologist heads for top biology award (12/10/2017)
- Major conservation program activates ecology lab at Flinders (22/06/2017)
- Fertilisers can make plants weaker, sicker (25/01/2017)
- Invasive insects cost the world billions per year (05/10/2016)
- Opening windows to the Universe and Australia’s origins (08/09/2016)
- Population policy to impact emissions targets (14/06/2016)
- Biodiversity brings disease resistance (22/03/2016)
- Climate not to blame for megafauna extinction in Australia (01/02/2016)
- Banning trophy hunting could do more harm than good (08/01/2016)
- Mammoths killed by abrupt climate change (24/07/2015)
- Nuclear should be in the energy mix for biodiversity (15/12/2014)
- Dingoes bring economic benefit to cattle graziers (11/12/2014)
- Reducing population is no environmental ‘quick fix’ (28/10/2014)
- South Australia’s citizens make koalas count (30/04/2014)
- For scientists, early to press means success (19/09/2013)
- Dingo wrongly blamed for extinctions (09/09/2013)
- 30-year woodland trial underway at Monarto (13/06/2013)
- A carbon economy can help save our species too (15/05/2013)
- Ancient teeth bacteria record disease evolution (18/02/2013)
- Avoiding biodiversity collapse in tropical forest reserves (26/07/2012)
- Saving forests? Take a leaf from insurance industry’s book (18/04/2012)
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1I didn’t actually say anywhere in this interview that climate change would ‘save’ grey nurse sharks; I did say that increased population connectivity resulting from warming waters might reduce extinction risk. I loathe how reporters ‘quote’ scientists even when they never actually said these words. Ah, the sensationalism of scientific media!
2Another corker of bad ‘journalism’. See post here for explanation
3My comments on another paper.
4What? It’s not about climate pollution – it’s a bloody environmental degradation metric. Did these people even read the paper? Another classic example of hack-and-regurgitate reporting.
5While the article isn’t too awful, the title misses the point of the paper entirely.
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