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There are many remarkable, innovative leaders in the local and sustainable food movement around the world. Wayne Roberts of Toronto's Food Policy Council is one of them.

State Lands Commissioner Peter Goldmark looks out at Washington's unhealthy forests from a pilot's seat, flying his plane from Olympia to his family's ranch in the remote reaches of Okanogan County.

Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest in Bangladesh's southwestern part, suffered another blow by cyclone Aila on Monday before it could fully recover from the hit of cyclone Sidr in November 2007.

Just before 9 a.m. on a recent hot Hill Country day, Robert Edmonson, a biologist with the Texas Forest Service, turned his white F-150 pickup onto the dirt road leading to the new home of Ken Judice.

Some of Michigan's forest mammals are expanding their ranges to the north, likely in response to climate change, a new study shows.

This commentary first appeared in the Huffington Post.

In the latest issue of the Global Food Safety Monitor, IATP's Steve Suppan covers the communications challenges food companies and regulators face when food safety disasters strike.

As federal regulators hold fast to their claim that a chemical in baby bottles is safe, e-mails obtained by the Journal Sentinel show that they relied on chemical industry lobbyists to examine bisphenol A's risks, track legislation to ban it and even monitor press coverage.