CI’s Rebecca Chacko recaps the progress — or lack thereof — made at the U.N. climate talks in Qatar.
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Finding Meaning in a Deluge of Data
Technology has revolutionized how scientists collect ecological data. So how can we make sense of it all?
International Climate Talks: A Three-Legged Marathon
The race toward a global climate agreement has been neither easy nor straightforward.
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To Alleviate Poverty, Biodiversity Conservation is Critical
Nature may not send us a bill, but its essential services have real and lasting value.
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Hats Off to Guyana’s Outgoing President Jagdeo, A Forest Champion
CI’s president reflects on a leader who called attention to the value of tropical forests in fighting climate change.
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Durban Agreement: Victory or Failure?
In the final hours of the U.N. climate talks, it all came down to changing a few words.
Ecuador, Nepal and Acre Leading by Example on REDD+ Safeguards
Here in Durban, side events are a great opportunity to highlight climate actions already being taken.
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In Durban, Progress on Details for Climate Action
Even if the U.N. climate talks don’t lead to a world-changing agreement, important steps are being taken.
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Durban Debrief: Midway Signs of Progress
The outcome of the U.N. climate talks may still be uncertain, but we’re making progress on important details.
Racing to Help the Ocean
One of the world’s most prestigious sports is making waves by spotlighting ocean health.