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Press Releases
- New WWF Report Reveals US Will Suffer World's Biggest Economic Impact Due to Nature Loss February 11, 2020
- WWF Statement on The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act February 11, 2020
- South Africa Announces Decline in Rhino Poaching for 2019 February 03, 2020
- WWF Statement in Support of China’s Temporary Ban on Wild Animal Trade Over Suspected Link to Coronavirus January 27, 2020
- WWF Statement on the 2020 Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard January 17, 2020
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- Honored and excited to have our approach to reduce disaster risk for vulnerable communities selected among so many… https://t.co/p14AYrcGRr
- New study calculates that under current trends the United States will lose $83 billion each year by 2050 due to nat… https://t.co/V4nwajc58Q
- South Africa reported yesterday that the number of rhinos lost to poaching declined from 769 in 2018 to 594 in 2019… https://t.co/PgNa0Ktp2J
WWF In The News
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Sand Mining in Cambodia and Dams Upstream Threaten Mekong River February 17, 2020 – NPR
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Australia's Bushfires Show Drastic Effects of Climate Change February 16, 2020 – 60 Minutes
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The Way Delta Is Going Carbon Neutral Next Month Isn't Good Enough, CEO Ed Bastian Knows It February 15, 2020 – Forbes
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We Need to Prevent Food Waste at School February 13, 2020 – The HIll
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Why Do Polar Bears Need Ice to Survive? February 11, 2020 – Reader's Digest