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Permaculture is helping wildfire survivors recover
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Permaculture is helping wildfire survivors recover

Survivors of California’s Camp Fire are working together to heal the land and each other after the deadly wildfire.
Climate change: 18 months to save the world
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Climate change: 18 months to save the world

We will not combat climate change if our energy use continues unchecked - we need to change our relationship with energy.

What the Welsh Government has done since it declared a climate change emergency
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Turkey establishes National Biological Diversity Coordination Board as part of sustainable development goals
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Turkey establishes National Biological Diversity Coordination Board as part of sustainable development goals

A National Biological Diversity Coordination Board has been established under the chairmanship of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

How West Africa is using data to fight climate change
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How West Africa is using data to fight climate change

Climate change will hit Africa particularly hard, fueling drought, heat and crop failures. Researchers are working to prepare the west of the continent for this scenario — with help from Germany.
Flesh-eating bacteria could be claiming more victims thanks to climate change, experts say
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Flesh-eating bacteria could be claiming more victims thanks to climate change, experts say

Even a rise in temperature of a degree or two can can increase the number of one particular type of "flesh-eating" bacteria in ocean water, an expert told "Newsweek".
How Europe’s winemakers take on climate change
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How Europe’s winemakers take on climate change

Vineyards choose different grapes and planting style to adapt to rising temperatures.

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youth climate change

"Our lives might be on the line"

Eighth graders reflect on the state of the planet.

sargassum

After 13 years, no end in sight for Caribbean sargassum invasion

Thousands of people were hurt by sargassum blooms last year in the Caribbean.

youth climate change

“We should take care of what is precious to us"

Eighth graders reflect on the state of the planet.

earth day 2024

Earth Day reflections from the next generation

This week we're featuring essays from Houston-area eighth graders to hear what the youth think about the state of our planet.

New EPA regulations mean a closer eye on the nation’s petrochemical hub

New EPA regulations mean a closer eye on the nation’s petrochemical hub

Houston’s fenceline communities welcome stricter federal rules on chemical plant emissions but worry about state compliance.

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