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Science
Japan whale meat case echoes apartheid: Greenpeace chief
Greenpeace chief Kumi Naidoo on Friday likened Japan\'s treatment of two of its anti-whaling activists to the tactics of the former apartheid regime he once campaigned against in his native South Africa.  more
Vulture numbers take flight in Cambodia: group
Cambodia\'s critically endangered vulture population has become the only one in Asia on the rise this year, helped by nest protection and a chain of "restaurants", a wildlife group said Friday.  more
Website tracks Copenhagen pledges
Six rich economies joined a website unveiled on Friday detailing pledges in short-term aid they made at last December\'s climate summit, a move aimed at restoring damaged trust with developing countries.  more
Greater clarity on climate finance at 46-nation forum
Forty-six countries gained a clearer view on Friday of what it may take to secure a deal worth hundreds of billions of dollars in climate aid, an issue that threatens hopes for a treaty on global warming.  more
China halts loans to firms that break environment rules
China has ordered banks to stop new lending to companies that pollute excessively or consume too much energy, as part of a drive to make its economy more energy efficient, state media said Saturday.  more
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