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Congo deforestation could cause region to warm 3C by 2050

Congo deforestation could cause region to warm 3C by 2050

March 8th, 2019 | Natural Resources

The Congo Basin will face disproportionately high levels of global warming by 2050 due to deforestation, researchers have warned.  ...

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Carbon dioxide’s effect on global warming ‘understimated’

Carbon dioxide’s effect on global warming ‘understimated’

February 26th, 2019 | Forestry, Natural Resources

You may think the prospect of climate change is alarming, a call to action to slow down our emissions of...

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Panama rainforest tribes settle UN REDD dispute

Panama rainforest tribes settle UN REDD dispute

February 26th, 2019 | Natural Resources

The country’s US$5.8 million scheme to protect its forests can now resume, safeguarding one of the nation’s most valuable assets,...

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Greener Australian outback is lowering atmospheric CO2

Greener Australian outback is lowering atmospheric CO2

February 24th, 2019 | Natural Resources

Plant growth in the Australian outback has taken an increasingly dominant global role in keeping atmospheric carbon dioxide levels in...

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First shipment of Canadian tar sands heads towards EU shores

First shipment of Canadian tar sands heads towards EU shores

February 20th, 2019 | Natural Resources, Risk Management

A shipment of oil from Canadian tar sands is due to arrive in Europe next week – the first time...

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Central African tropical forests becoming browner

Central African tropical forests becoming browner

January 27th, 2019 | Built Environment, Natural Resources

Tropical forests in central Africa are turning browner, pointing to a water shortage and higher surface temperatures, concluded a study...

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Warming winters send Florida’s mangroves north

Warming winters send Florida’s mangroves north

February 25th, 0201 | Natural Resources

The discovery is in itself not a surprise – mangrove growth is limited by temperature – but once again it...

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