Green light: Gulf oil spill, wildlife privacy and naked bike rides

Gulf oil spill The repercussions of the leaking Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico are hitting home. While BP's share price takes a battering and California governor Schwarzenegger drops his support for offshore drilling , sea turtle deaths are rising inexplicably and other marine wildlife are under threat . There's bad news from Nigeria too, where Shell has just reported record oil spills for last year . Wildlife news This week the new Butterfly World centre next to the M25 took a step closer to reality - Patrick Barkham reports on the progress of this 'Eden Project for butterflies'. Elsewhere, are wildlife documentaries infringing on animals' right to privacy? A new study thinks so , but Ros Coward isn't convinced . Lastly, Juliette Jowit looks at our abject failure to meet 2010's biodiversity targets . Video, pictures and podcasts Araripe manakin birds and praying mantis are among the finds in Week in Wildlife , which also features frogs, egrets and crane chicks. Back in the Gulf of Mexico, we have video of what happens when oil collides with wildlife - oil wins - and a timely reminder of 10 other 'ecocides' that have occured in the past . And on the bike podcast , we talk cycle cafes, recumbent trikes and Chris Boardman. Green living Why the silence on the toxic home? Join the debate with Leo Hickman , who also looked at a spat between Dyson and Kimberly on hand towels and dryers . Greener mini wine bottles , bags made from old fire hoses and the eco impact of eyewear are also on the agenda this week . Best of the web What do scientists think of Ian McEwan's new climate change book? Find out in RealClimate's review this week. Elsewhere, we have news of Google's investment in wind power , a look at cloud computing's eco impact and comment from ex-Ecologist editor Paul Kingsnorth on why he stopped believing in environmentalism. For more of the best environment comment and news from around the web, visit the Guardian Environment Network . ...And finally From naked bike rides to climbing the peaks in the Alps, we've rounded up 11 great cycle events for your 2010 diary.