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New York to get one of world's most ambitious carbon reduction plans
Environment 4 months ago

New York to get one of world's most ambitious carbon reduction plans

New York state lawmakers on Wednesday passed one of the world's most ambitious laws aimed at cou...
EU leaders scramble for consensus on 2050 carbon neutral target
World 4 months ago

EU leaders scramble for consensus on 2050 carbon neutral target

EU nations hopes to help lead the fight against global warming by agreeing to go carbon neutral by 2...
Flight decisions matter for climate change
Opinion 5 months ago

Flight decisions matter for climate change

Most forms of aviation release not only carbon dioxide, but other greenhouse gases such as water vap...
How Indonesia finally earned nod from Norway for climate fund
National 7 months ago

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How Indonesia finally earned nod from Norway for climate fund

After 10 years, Indonesia finally confirms that carbon emission and deforestation have declined
A low-carbon archipelago
Editorial 11 months ago

A low-carbon archipelago

Poor and unsustainable business practices that lead to deforestation and forest fires are known to c...
After Nobel Prize: We must reduce emissions of household appliances
Opinion 1 year ago

After Nobel Prize: We must reduce emissions of household appliances

With over 4 percent urbanization growth Indonesia has been becoming more urbanized with over a half ...
Zero carbon at sea? Rotterdam port eyes a greener future
Environment 1 year ago

Zero carbon at sea? Rotterdam port eyes a greener future

Rotterdam has introduced financial incentives for fume-belching ships and other port facilities to i...
Millions risk malnutrition as CO2 levels climb: Study
Environment 1 year ago

Millions risk malnutrition as CO2 levels climb: Study

Rising levels of carbon dioxide in the air threaten to sap wheat, rice, and other staple grains of v...
Forest climate: Why atmospheric water matters
Opinion 1 year ago

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Forest climate: Why atmospheric water matters

Re-anchor the forest-climate discussion in water, rather than carbon.
Tropical forest to the rescue
Editorial 1 year ago

Tropical forest to the rescue

In the tropics, intact forests hold 40 percent of the aboveground forest carbon. 
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