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Tag: science

What is ‘loss and damage,’ and what does it have to do with climate justice?

Global South calls on wealthy countries to help pay for climate disasters
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Old is gold: How Kenyan elders are revolutionizing mangrove conservation

Insights from the guardians of traditional knowledge
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Carbon finance in Papua New Guinea: Scam, savior, or seed of potential?

As ‘cowboys’ are rounded up, is a high-integrity carbon market on the cards?
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Lost in translation: Towards a single language for sustainability reporting

How two initiatives are helping investors navigate the “alphabet soup”
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5 things you need to know about regenerative agriculture

What it is, why it matters and how it can transform global food systems
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Éliane Ubalijoro: “The lungs of the planet are here in Africa”

A conversation with the new CEO of CIFOR-ICRAF
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How can financial disclosures support sustainable business?

GLF Live with Nicoletta Centofanti, Jingdong Hua and David Craig
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AI farming, deep-sea mining and the hottest month ever

News to know in the Landscape News digest
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science: a Q&A with Musonda Mumba

A Q&A with Zambian-born environmentalist and Secretary General of the Convention on Wetlands, Musonda Mumba
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An elephant in Mole National Park, Ghana. Julianna Corbett, Unsplash

Fieldwork diary: Western Wildlife Corridor, Northern Ghana

Working with locals on how to better manage land
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How can art and science come together to fight global warming?

GLF Live for World Environment Day with Abhiyant Tiwari and Alexandra Kleeman
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Inside the mind of Shahid Naeem

Renowned scientist Shahid Naeem on growing up in NYC, the formation of the SDGs, and the ‘so what?’ of science
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Working in a tree nursery in Yangambi, DRC, Africa. Axel Fassio, CIFOR

Science must back initiatives to restore Africa’s forests, say experts

A call for evidence-based approaches and community engagement to increase tree cover
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A journey through the Russian Arctic, where David Quammen traveled in 2013 to report for National Geographic. Christopher Michel, Flickr

“I tell the story of the heroic and suspenseful work that goes into the doing of science.”

Author David Quammen on why science writing matters for planetary health
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How do we build science-based narratives?

GLF Live with Holden Thorp and Amy Duchelle
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