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tree trunks standing in water in the Amazon rainforest

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April 17, 2024

Global forest carbon storage, explained

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A forested swamp where the ground is mossy

Update
March 28, 2024

Leading ecologists call for strengthening nature-based climate solutions at the federal level

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Two researchers installing an eddy covariance flux tower

Update
March 27, 2024

Fund for Climate Solutions awards five new grants

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two young dark brown cows look at the camera standing in tall green grass

In The News
March 21, 2024

Study finds lands used for grazing can worsen or help climate change

Read on MIT News Mentions Jonathan Sanderman

Carbon

three large old trees with thick trunks viewed from the shady forest floor

Update
March 13, 2024

Scientists call for ban on logging in federal mature, old growth forests

Carbon

two researchers hold a ladder steady for a third researcher who is working with equipment at the top of a mid-size tower in Alaska

In The News
February 21, 2024

Freeze on Russian collaboration disrupts urgently needed permafrost data flow

Read on Mongabay Mentions Susan M. Natali

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a group of people look at a man standing in a deep hole in the dirt

In The News
February 16, 2024

How much carbon can farmers store in their soil? Nobody’s sure.

Read on Grist Mentions Jonathan Sanderman

Carbon

Sue Natali looks to the left, wearing a blue jacket in an open landscape

In The News
February 2, 2024

Woods Hole scientists named to state, federal climate advisories

Read on The Falmouth Enterprise Mentions Susan M. Natali

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