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By Jul 6, 2021
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Plant a garden that helps the planet by devouring carbon

Less effort for more climate impact.
By Jun 1, 2021
Science

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An international blue carbon wave is on the way.
By May 14, 2021
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Dam reservoirs may be much bigger sources of carbon emissions than we thought

We thought dams were good for the environment, but they may actually release immense amounts of carbon.
By Oct 23, 2019
Animals

What’s big, lives underwater, and fights climate change with its body and booty? Whale give you one guess.

Scientists’ have known about the mammals’ carbon-storing powers for years. Now international authorities are getting on message.
By Jun 3, 2019
Environment

The Philippines wants to make planting trees a graduation requirement

Maintaining that greenery will likely prove challenging.
By Apr 30, 2019
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Carbon capture could keep global warming in check—here’s how it works

Everything you need to know about CCS technology.
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Rogue Geoengineer Dumps 100 Tons Of Iron Off Canada’s West Coast

Geoengineering is always controversial, but it's even more controversial when you don't tell anyone first.
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