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Some say it's the elephant in the living room that few conservationists want to talk about, let alone tackle: Too many people, too few resources.

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii-- Yesterday, citizen groups 'Ohana Pale Ke Ao, Kohanaiki 'Ohana, GMO Free Hawai'i, and Sierra Club, Hawai'i Chapter, represented by Earthjustice, obtained a court judgment in their favor in a lawsuit they brought in the Circuit Court of the State of Hawai'i, Third Circuit, challenging the state Board of

COLUMBIA FALLS - In 1997, economies all along the Pacific Rim stumbled into a deep financial recession, and in Montana lumber mills responded by going dark. If anyone still doubted that global pressures pushed and pulled Western woods work, the proof presented that year was hard to ignore.

The Aztecs adored it, you probably do, too. Even scientists are touting chocolate these days. But don't max out on Mars bars _ your average candy bar is crammed with fat and refined sugar. Go to the dark side: pure cocoa.

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Oct. 3, 2005 - The CEO of South Cone, a sustainable furniture maker, has issued a plea to some 50 raw materials suppliers, retailers, and other furniture manufacturers urging environmentally and socially responsible business practices.

To support Fair Trade Month 2005 and raise awareness of its new Fair Trade Certified(TM) coffee, Starbucks Coffee Company (Nasdaq:SBUX) will feature new Cafe Estima Blend(TM) as "Coffee of the Week" this week in thousands of Company-operated stores across the United States and Canada.