Newsletter Credit: CreativeNaturePhotography/Big Stock Photo A South African reserve shows how carbon can catalyze rewilding conservation Rewilding at South Africa’s Tswalu Kalahari Reserve uses wildlife to boost soil carbon, biodiversity, and fund conservation via carbon credits.
Newsletter Credit: Rich Carey/Big Stock Photo In Brazil, regenerative farming advances, but deforestation still pressures ecosystems Brazil’s agribusiness drives growth, but causes most deforestation; regenerative farming may help, yet weak governance risks continued ecosystem loss.
Top Story Credit: Dmitry Chulov/Big Stock Photo Climate-resilient housing models slow to gain ground in disaster-prone Bangladesh In one of the world’s most climate-sensitive deltas, disasters are on the rise. The need for resilient housing has become a significant concern for Bangladesh.
Solutions Credit: Ben Iwara/Unsplash+ Middle East conflict exposes Africa’s fossil fuel risks & the case for clean energy If the ongoing conflict continues, energy prices could spike, driving up costs across African economies, which heavily rely on imported oil and gas.
Newsletter Credit: JSB Co./Unsplash+ Study maps tree-planting risks and rewards for climate and biodiversity Establishing forests can capture carbon and boost biodiversity — but some biomes are a better bet than others.
Newsletter Credit: Getty Images/Unsplash+ Falling Amazon river flows trigger reality check at Brazilian power plant Brazil bet big on a mega river dam using old data, but climate change is leaving its massive turbines high and dry.
Newsletter Credit: Valeriia Miller/Unsplash+ ‘An epidemic of suffering’: Why are conservationists breaking down? Conservationists are struggling with their mental health for many reasons, but one of the largest is watching ecological destruction in real time.
