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Tag: carbon

River songs: why waterways matter for climate, creatures and communities

The oft-forgotten magic of freshwater ecosystems
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A visualization of carbon being added to the air by humans. Carbon visuals, Flickr

“Wartime” investment in carbon capture must start now, researchers say

What could wartime levels of emergency funding buy us in the fight against global warming?
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An aerial view of the village of Nalma, Nepal. Mokhamad Edliadi, CIFOR

New maps of global forest carbon flux offer fresh insights for action

Bridging the gap toward the global stocktake
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5 books to raise your climate consciousness in 2021

Landscape News’s pick of literature to read this year
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Measuring degradation of peat in Peru. Peatlands store more carbon than any other type of terrestrial landscape. Kristell Hergoualc'h, CIFOR

Peru’s peatlands are beginning to share their secrets – and policymakers are listening

A national framework is in development to protect the world’s fourth-largest swath of tropical peatlands
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The 25th U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP 25) is held 2–13 December 2019 in Madrid under the Presidency of the Government of Chile. Melissa Kaye Angel, GLF

Participants of COP 25 on what they expect from the year’s pinnacle climate event

Here's what people are saying about the climate change conference in Madrid
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Forests around Belayan river, East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Two roads diverged in Southeast Asia’s forests

Laying out the best and worst cases for regional forests
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Reforestation in White Pines Nature Preserve, North Carolina, U.S.

What’s the right carbon price for reforestation?

New study models reforestation, deforestation and carbon sequestration at different prices
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Restoration could be our best solution to climate change

Experts discuss how to build on momentum from climate movement
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Why carbon might tell us less than we think

Speakers warn against overlooking other ecological indicators
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Landscape restoration: Is it working?

Scientists challenge the Bonn Challenge; its creator responds
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With 12 years to limit warming, it’s time to sprint, not run

In the race to change, biodiversity and indigenous rights in focus
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Dharsono Hartono

Reimagining REDD+: 10 years on, making success a reality

Worthwhile incentives needed
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Howard Shapiro, chief agricultural officer at Mars, Inc

Creating “bonds” at landscape level: Five speakers, five unique perspectives

Positive environmental impacts
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Canal in peatlands

Aspiring for greater heights in land-use

Feeling the crunch
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