The first global map of future land suitability for vineyards could change everything we think we know about wine.
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The first global map of future land suitability for vineyards could change everything we think we know about wine.
Continue reading "Climate Change Puts the Squeeze on Wine Production"
From Senegal to Costa Rica, communities are working to restore coastal ecosystems to help combat climate change.
Continue reading "Pilot Projects Lead the Way in Measuring and Protecting Blue Carbon"
Cyclone Evan decimated many areas planted with non-native trees, leaving natural forests largely intact.
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If developed responsibly, renewable energy has great potential to bring cleaner air and jobs to South Africa.
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Over 30 million people living on Java depend on intact forests to protect their water supply.
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The new year brings a host of ecological, governmental and social issues, but a new world is possible.
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Students and scientists alike will learn more about these ecosystems through a new crowd-sourcing tool.
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Climate talks in Qatar marked the first time Arab youth turned out in full force to solicit action.
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An industry known for environmental destruction is beginning to re-think its policies.
Continue reading "Within Mining & Energy Sector, Greater Emphasis on Conservation"
CI’s Rebecca Chacko recaps the progress — or lack thereof — made at the U.N. climate talks in Qatar.
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