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SHANKSVILLE, PA - MAY 20: For the 6th consecutive year ,volunteers plant trees in a field at the Flight 93 National Memorial as part of a re-forestation initiative in Shanksville, Pennsylvania on May 20, 2017. The volunteers added 11,600 new seedlings across 17 acres of reclaimed mining ground. (Photo by Jeff Swensen for The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Environment

Planting trees rather than bioenergy crops sucks more CO2 from the air

Compared with capturing the CO2 released by burning bioenergy crops, planting forests will lock away more carbon while also causing much less water stress and pollution

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It worked with cigarettes. Let's ban ads for climate-wrecking products

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It worked with cigarettes. Let's ban ads for climate-wrecking products

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Full moon over an iceberg at dusk, Saqqaq, Disko Bay, Greenland, September 2009

Environment

The moon has a small but noticeable effect on climate change

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Fish in the Ceram Sea off Indonesia

Environment

Extreme global warming could see major ocean life extinction

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Cloud of Flying-foxes in riparian monsoon forest on escarpment of central range, Broadmere Station, western Gulf of Carpentaria, Northern Territory, Australia

Life

Climate change may increase the spread of viruses between land mammals

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Landing plane

Environment

EU plan for cutting emissions from planes could end up increasing them

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Rock dust and lime spreading on fields

Environment

Rock dust can meet half of the UK's net-zero carbon removal target

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Coal power station

Environment

We can now tell how much CO2 in the air is due to fossil fuel burning

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This year, we need to start taking our impact on the oceans seriously

Environment

This year, we need to start taking our impact on the oceans seriously

Leader

Rich countries must pay for the environmental damage they have wreaked

Humans

Rich countries must pay for the environmental damage they have wreaked

There is a historical obligation for higher-income countries to transfer some of their vast and ill-gotten wealth to lower-income ones to compensate them for the damage they have done to the environment, writes Graham Lawton

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Environment

How the ‘blue acceleration’ is supercharging ocean exploitation

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Earth

30 by 30: The conservation breakthrough we need to save biodiversity

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Environment

Early warning system for Amazon forest losses seen in climate models

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Environment

Carbon removal project in Iceland suffers setback due to harsh winter

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