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All win by protecting nature, not exploiting it. That needs huge sums: buy forest rescue at $25 a year from everyone alive today.
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Already struggling to survive in warming Arctic seas, the polar cod are now at risk from rising oil pollution.
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A bold UN survival plan could put nature back in charge of the Earth − and researchers explain why that should happen.
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Climate change may soon double the impact of extreme drought and fire. And it’s a two-way traffic.
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How we eat causes dangerous climate heating. It’s time to change not only our diet, but the entire global food system.
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The world’s trees can build cities, devour carbon and feed developing countries’ small farmers. It’s time to branch out.
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How long polar bears can survive depends on how long they can last without food. And that may be: not long enough.
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As Australia struggles to recover from months of wildfires, farmers and foresters say agroforestry could help to protect the country.
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It would be a monumental task to start rewilding the Arctic, but the climate payoff could be mammoth.
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Tropical forest damage is bad enough. New thinking suggests it could prove far more ruinous in terms of the climate crisis.
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