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In this news roundup: Europe exporting toxic fuel to Nigeria, climate denialism reigns on Facebook, and Thai project turns fishing nets into face masks.
Mapping the few remaining habitats of the Araucariaceae tree family, whose species have survived more than 200 million years.
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Gender equity and land tenure are key to achieving sustainable landscapes, as is comprehensive and quality data for tracking what's happening.
In this news roundup: new dates for COP 26, world’s largest electric aircraft takes off, and Extinction Rebellion meets Black Lives Matter
The Global Landscapes Forum proves digital conferencing holds massive advantages for climate, social and knowledge-sharing goals.
Nearly 5,000 people from 185 countries over 3 days
And other quotes from the Global Landscapes Forum Bonn 2020 digital conference
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GLF Live with journalists Sara Schonhardt, Sahana Ghosh, Fredrick Mugira and Bram Ebus
In this news roundup: global carbon emissions down 17%, virtual conferences go mainstream, and locusts wreak havoc in India
The benefits of mangrove forests are often overlooked, despite the fact that they're some of the most biodiverse and carbon-rich landscapes on Earth.
Red panda numbers have dropped by half since 1998 – and thanks to human encroachment, the elusive species is at risk of going extinct entirely.
New research examines what genetic resemblances among primates means in the context of pandemics, and why this sounds alarm bells for great apes.
