This summer, the RAN energy team has been casting our eyes around the globe and researching the impact that coal mining is having on deforestation. One of the regions that we are most concerned about is in India, where more than 1.1million hectares of forest are threatened by the expansion of open-pit coal mining.
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Five Ways to Change the World in 2012 | Levi's Unzips New Policy to Protect Rainforests | The High Stakes of the Palm Oil Crisis | Appeals Court in Ecuador Upholds Chevron Guilty Verdict | Tar Sands Pipeline Faces Imminent Demise | RAN Launches National Campaign Targeting Bank of America
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Amanda Keller and Michelle Bennett used the celebration of their very special sixteenth birthdays this year to raise $1,200 for Rainforest Action Network.