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In most countries, unconventional gas production (as is the case with most natural resources) is of national interest. The production o...

Between now and 2050, there will be a sharp increase in the demand for agricultural products. This is caused by an increase of the world...

In October 2013, the Parties to the London Dumping Convention (to be more precise: the 1996 Protocol to the Convention on the Prevention...

Many protected areas are badly suited to overcome climate change–induced shifts in species’ geographic ranges. Studies show that protected a...

Since 2008, civil society groups and transnational networks have drawn attention to one discrete source of conflict that is on the rise in t...

Fifteen years after the first economical shale fracture in the United States, the debate on shale gas extraction has finally reached full sp...