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Climate Action3 common coral species could survive climate change better than once believed, scientists sayCristen Hemingway Jaynes · EcoWatch 16 Mar 2022
Geographies in Depth3 innovators in Africa growing food as a force for goodVictoria Masterson 15 Mar 2022
Climate ActionStudy: Ice flow is more sensitive to stress than previously thoughtBecky Ham · MIT News 14 Mar 2022
Climate ActionHere's how acknowledging successes in disaster risk aversion can protect our mental healthBeh Lih Yi · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 14 Mar 2022
Geographies in DepthWhat Kenyan herders can teach us about living in a volatile worldSamuel Derbyshire · The Conversation 14 Mar 2022
Nature and BiodiversityHistoric CO2 emissions levels: Everything to know about the environment this weekKate Whiting 11 Mar 2022
Nature and BiodiversityThere's still time to save coral reefs, experts sayMike DiGirolamo · Mongabay 11 Mar 2022
Climate ActionIPCC climate report: Adapt now for liveable future on hotter planetMegan Rowling · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 11 Mar 2022
Geographies in DepthWhy India doesn't have to choose between economic growth and climate actionVarun Agarwal and Deepthi Swamy · World Resources Institute 11 Mar 2022
Climate ActionClimate change is at a 'political tipping point' - Al Gore on the Radio Davos podcastRobin Pomeroy 10 Mar 2022
Climate ActionMass starvation, extinctions, disasters: The new IPCC report’s grim predictions, and why adaptation efforts are falling behindJoy Pereira, Mark Howden, and Roberto Sánchez · The Conversation 10 Mar 2022
Jobs and the Future of WorkProspects of the global economy after Covid-19Thorsten Beck, Yung Chul Park, Daron Acemoglu, and Maurice Obstfeld · VoxEU 10 Mar 2022
Climate ActionHow satellites are helping us understand deadly avalanchesLydia Sam and Anshuman Bhardwaj · The Conversation 09 Mar 2022
Energy TransitionIs renewable natural gas a viable fuel alternative? Here’s what you need to knowLizzy Rosenberg · Green Matters 09 Mar 2022
Climate ActionHere's how natural climate solutions and carbon finance can tackle nature loss and climate changeTeresa Hartmann, Giulia Carbone, and Vidhi Bhatia 09 Mar 2022
Nature and BiodiversityWhy an international treaty for the high seas is crucial to biodiversity Tom Pickerell and Janine Felson 07 Mar 2022
Health and Healthcare Systems5 top global priorities for 2022, according to women leaders at DavosKate Whiting 07 Mar 2022