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A century of reforestation is cooling the eastern US
New research shows that reforestation in the eastern United States has contributed to significant cooling of the region, countering the warming trends of climate change. Continue reading
Not the End of the World
Not the End of the World is a powerful antidote to climate doom-ism. Hannah Ritchie shows how our situation today, awful as it is, is still far better than the past. And she points to solutions that could make the future even better. Continue reading
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Tagged biodiversity, book review, climate change, deforestation, hannah ritchie, nonfiction, sustainability
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Ever Green
Forests are special places. Walking through a forest — I don’t do this often enough — makes me feel calmer and more alive at the same time. My senses seem more alert or maybe more receptive. And I know they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged biodiversity, book review, carbon, climate change, deforestation, forest, indigenous, nonfiction, sustainability, tree
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