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Longleaf pine restoration—a major climate effort in the South—curbs its ambitions to meet harsh realities
A public-private partnership confronts the challenges of nature-based solutions, including urban growth, logging pressures and a warming planet
Uganda charcoal ban disrupts a lucrative but destructive business
The burning of charcoal, an age-old practice in many African societies, is now restricted business across northern Uganda amid a wave of resentment by locals who have warned of the threat of climate change stemming from the uncontrolled felling of trees by outsiders.
EPA proposes to expand its regulations on dumps of toxic waste from burning coal
The Biden administration is taking steps to address a regulatory loophole that public interest groups said allowed at least a half-billion tons of toxic coal ash to go unregulated.
Investigation into protected peat burning ‘leads to just one formal warning’
Moorland association says figures show managers abiding by rules stopping burning on deep peat, while Greenpeace calls for a more comprehensive ban.
Wildfires in Pacific Northwest push air pollution across North America, study finds
According to their findings, wildfires in the Pacific Northwest are likely to cause surges in pollution levels across all of North America. As a result, this can increase the risk for several pollution-related health complications.
Debunking 3 myths about air pollution
Arctic wildfires are lasting longer and burning more intensely
The Arctic is known for cold and snowy winters. But in summer, wildfires can rage across the tundra.