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experts sit on a panel at COP29. a screen behind them says

In The News

COPs need a science track – not a seven-year science lag

Read on Carbon Pulse

Morris Alexie and Sue Natali examine a map during a community visit to the Alaska Native Village of Nunapicuaq.

Feature

Redefining Arctic research with equity at the center

Read on Permafrost Pathways

two young cows with black fur look at the camera

In The News

Grazing lands as climate solutions: Key practices for carbon and biodiversity

Read on Cool Green Science

river in the foreground, Amazon rainforest in the background

In The News

What the COP30 climate summit in the Amazon delivered for forests and Indigenous people

Read on Reuters

Mentions Frances Seymour

a woman in a white hard hat walks away from the camera, down a path in the lush green Amazon forest

In The News

Tropical Forests, Forever?

Read on Living on Earth

Mentions Michael T. Coe

Brigadista Terena Neudines Felix from the Brigada Taunay Ipegue, Aquiduana, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul state. photo by Alicce Rodrigues/Instituto Terra Brasilis

Feature

Indigenous fire brigades partner with geospatial tech to fight fires in the face of climate change

Brigadista Terena Neudines Felix from the Brigada Taunay Ipegue, Aquiduana, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul state. photo by Alicce Rodrigues/Instituto Terra Brasilis

Feature

Brigadistas indígenas unem-se à tecnologia geoespacial para combater incêndios na era das mudanças climáticas

canopy of a tropical tree

In The News

TFFF “an Arrow in the Quiver, not a Silver Bullet”

Read on Sustainable Investor

Mentions Frances Seymour