Green news roundup: Trophy hunting, fish discards and Javan rhinos

Conservation and fishing • African lions under threat from a growing predator: the American hunter • EU plan to end discarding criticised by fisheries groups as 'kneejerk' • Rare Javan rhinos captured on film in Indonesia • Scientists flee blaze in Chinese rainforest restoration project Energy and climate • EU pledges €90m in climate funds for Pacific island states • China to slow GDP growth in bid to curb emissions • Barack Obama may be forced to delay US climate action • National Grid chief says 2011 is 'pivotal' year for UK energy market • Tim DeChristopher on trial for sabotaging oil and gas land auction Multimedia • Winter woodland: Your Green shoots photographs • The week in wildlife – in pictures • Life as an offgrid family – video Green living • Homebuyers ignore energy labels, study shows • Fairtrade beans do not mean a cup of coffee is entirely ethical • Eco-car drives like the wind across Australia Best of the web • environmentresearchweb: 'Air hybrid' cars would be cheaper than electric hybrids, claims researcher • BusinessGreen: Cuts threaten green energy growth, says Ernst & Young • SolveClimate: Kentucky split between coal past and clean energy future • The Ecologist: Tips for saving Britain's birds For more of the best environment comment and news from around the web, visit the Guardian Environment Network . ...And finally • Republicans recycle an old idea: the foam plastic coffee cup Polystyrene makes comeback in US Congress building after Republicans reverse green initiatives brought in by Democrats