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Protect the Pride: Disney commits to help bring back lions
The Lion Recovery Fund is proud to announce a new collaboration with Disney in celebration of The Lion King that will help recover lions in Africa and inspire lion conservation in the hearts and minds of people around the world.
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Dangerous delusions: biomass is not a renewable energy source
Using trees and crops is being touted by the biomass industry as a way to curb carbon emissions, but it turns out bioenergy and biofuel industries are as bad as fossil fuels for the climate, the environment and local communities.
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Farming for carbon: why farmers are key to fighting climate change
A Farmer’s journey into Carbon Farming with help from LDF Grantee Carbon Cycle Institute.
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BECCS: No time for false saviours
Burning forests won’t help us out of the climate crisis. Restoring them will.
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SRM: Who should control the weather?
In the summer of 2017, a scientist at Harvard University named David Keith announced he would be raising money for a project called SCOPEX
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The 7 reasons why nuclear energy is not the answer to solve climate change
Nuclear doesn’t just have one problem. It has seven. Here are the seven major problems with nuclear energy.
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Jaguar cubs in Iberá celebrate their first birthday
The celebration marks a significant milestone in the rewilding of Argentina.
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Protect the Pride: Disney commits to help bring back lions
The Lion Recovery Fund is proud to announce a new collaboration with Disney in celebration of The Lion King that will help recover lions in Africa and inspire lion conservation in the hearts and minds of people around the world.
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SRM: Who should control the weather?
In the summer of 2017, a scientist at Harvard University named David Keith announced he would be raising money for a project called SCOPEX
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Dangerous delusions: biomass is not a renewable energy source
Using trees and crops is being touted by the biomass industry as a way to curb carbon emissions, but it turns out bioenergy and biofuel industries are as bad as fossil fuels for the climate, the environment and local communities.
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How AI and satellites can help cut emissions
How a new technology-based program can hold power plants accountable and support the energy transition.
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100% clean energy bills are snowballing in the states
To date, four states -- California, Hawaii, New Mexico, and Washington -- and 120 cities plus Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia are legally committed to reaching 100 percent clean power by 2050 at the latest.
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The Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act of 2019
This bill would create a wildlife corridor system across the U.S. that would allow species to travel safely across human infrastructure.
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The fight to save the vaquita is not over yet
The Federal Circuit on Monday retained a ban on the import of Mexican seafood caught with nets that can also kill the small, endangered porpoise, but sent the matter to the U.S. Court of International Trade to consider new facts.
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Environmentally harmful subsidies in the US: The federal logging program
A new report shows that the Federal timber sale program loses nearly $2 billion a year for U.S. taxpayers while increasing fire risk and degrading habitat for fish and wildlife.
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Farming for carbon: why farmers are key to fighting climate change
A Farmer’s journey into Carbon Farming with help from LDF Grantee Carbon Cycle Institute.
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The first-ever practical Guide to making shark and ray MPAs more effective goes live
How can marine protected areas save more sharks and benefit livelihoods? A new guide, based on research funded by the Shark Conservation Fund, helps planners design better shark MPAs.
