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bulldozer tracks mark deforestation at a forest's edge

In The News
August 5, 2024

Deforestation harms climate less than other types of Amazon degradation, study finds

Read on Reuters Mentions Manoela Machado

Tropics

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August 2, 2024

Geoengineering gains momentum, but governance is lacking, critics say

Read on Mongabay Mentions R. Max Holmes

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August 1, 2024

World’s forests failed to curb 2023 climate emissions, study finds

Read on Reuters Mentions Richard A. Birdsey

Carbon

fire burning in Amazon rainforest understory vegetation

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July 31, 2024

Extreme heat is wilting and burning forests, making it harder to curb climate change

Read on The Washington Post Mentions Richard A. Houghton

Carbon

an aerial view of the lush green Arctic tundra. Small ponds and polygonal shapes in the landscape are visible

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July 20, 2024

Exploring a permafrost field site in Jago River, Alaska

Read on StoryMap Mentions Anna Liljedahl

Arctic

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July 19, 2024

Amazingly, forests are still sucking up as much carbon as they were 30 years ago. But there’s a catch.

Read on Grist Mentions Richard A. Houghton

Carbon

the Seine river with a white bridge, cutting through a city of light-colored buildings

In The News
July 18, 2024

Will the Seine be clean enough by the Olympics? Not even the experts know yet

Read on Associated Press Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Risk

Morris Alexie (second from the right) with other Indigenous leaders and afro-descendants who provided testimonies before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Manaus, Brazil.

In The News
July 15, 2024

Alaska Native Yup’ik among Indigenous cultures represented at international hearing on human rights and climate

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

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In The News
July 11, 2024

Offsetting carbon alone won’t hold water

Read on Boom!

Water
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a satellite image shows the large, swirling white clouds of Hurricane Beryl in the atmosphere, with the curve of the earth visible

In The News
July 5, 2024

Hurricane Beryl may be a stark preview of what’s to come

Read on The Boston Globe Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Risk

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