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Tag: pollution

Black carbon, often deposited on ice, absorbs heat, leading to Arctic and Antarctic melting and global warming. Helen James, Flickr

What is black carbon, and what does it mean for climate change?

This common pollutant leaves a mark wherever it is found, from the poles to your lungs
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Wheat ready for harvest in Gansu Province, China. Robert Thomson, Flickr

Ozone pollution causes $63 billion in staple food crop losses, study finds

New research shows pollutant’s impact on crop yields in East Asia
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Air pollution is a major problem in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. Tengis Galamez, Unsplash

For Greg Zegas, climate finance is also a matter of climate justice

A young environmentalist discusses efforts to drive environmental equity through climate finance
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In the Indian Ocean, global warming is leading to rising sea levels and temperatures threatening biodiversity and local livelihoods. Jcob Nasyr, Unsplash

Oceans “not yet beyond repair,” but getting closer

The Second World Ocean Assessment lays out critical state of oceans – and how little is known about them
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Movements for equity are joining forces around the world, crossing-cutting issues such as climate, race and health. Marcus Spiske, Flickr

#BLM and climate justice join forces, the Arctic heats, and COVID-19 gear fills oceans

News to know in our bi-weekly digest
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A panther chameleon, found in the tropcial forests of Madagascar. Renee Grayson, Flickr

Biodiversity 101: Why it matters and how to protect it

The ins and outs of protecting our planet’s species
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An offshore wind farm in North Wales. Doug Scobie, Flickr

Social distancing tips from the platypus, renewable records and enzymatic scissors

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Along New York City's Newtown Creek, a new mural depicts the endemic wildlife returning to the restored ecosystem. Gabrielle Lipton, GLF

A street art mural helps restore one of the dirtiest waterways in U.S. history

Two artists paint the biodiversity returning Newtown Creek after a century of toxic waters
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Fast facts: Oceans

A quick rundown on our planet’s ecosystems
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Radiolaria, one of the known forms of zooplankton that dates back to the Cambrian period, are found on the ocean floor. Picturepest, Flickr

The most important facts we don’t know about the ocean

Among the great blue’s many mysteries, here are 4 of the biggest that scientists are working to solve
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The return of Chagos, DiCaprio’s new film and the birth of Arctic peatlands

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We’re on the brink of massive extinction, landmark biodiversity report says

1 million species at risk due to human activity
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New U.N. environmental report a wake-up call for health officials

Sixth Global Environment Outlook makes a health case for policy change
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Forests at the root of the water solution

For World Water Day, a look at nature-based solutions to achieving water for all
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5 ways that life underwater affects life on land

Fast facts for 2019’s World Wildlife Day
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