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  • The world's coral reefs are in decline, threatening the food security of millions of people. Adopting an ecosystem-scale approach that protects deep as well as shallow reefs would deliver several social and economic benefits.

    • Tom C. L. Bridge
    • Terry P. Hughes
    • Pim Bongaerts
    Commentary
  • At a time of stagnant international climate negotiations, national legislation on climate continues to progress apace. So what can these policy developments deliver?

    • Terry Townshend
    • Sam Fankhauser
    • Carolina Pavese
    Commentary
  • A clear European Union policy on shale gas is yet to emerge and opinions remain sharply divided, explains Sonja van Renssen.

    • Sonja van Renssen
    Policy Watch
  • Although a policy consensus regarding shale gas is emerging in the United States, arguments about fracking continue unabated in Europe.

    Editorial
  • Europe should take action to prevent contamination of blood products by emerging infectious diseases as the climate warms.

    • Jan C. Semenza
    • Dragoslav Domanović
    Commentary
  • Obama entered his first presidential term promising action on climate change, but the main climate bill disintegrated. What can be done during his second term?

    • Anna Petherick
    News Feature
  • People's acceptance of global warming can be influenced by many filters.

    Editorial
  • There are many barriers that must be overcome if South Africa is to control its greenhouse-gas emissions.

    Editorial
  • South Africa is trying to make its economy greener. But it must work hard to stay on target and tread a fine diplomatic line, writes Anna Petherick.

    • Anna Petherick
    Market Watch