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+9 +1Why You've Never Heard of a Charter as Important as the Magna Carta
How the Charter of the Forest (Carta Foresta) set forth the idea of the commons and managed to survive for over 750 years despite being under attack.
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+27 +3A biologist believes that trees speak a language we can learn
Humans have long recognized the song of trees. One biologist argues that listening to forests again can spark a new ecological consciousness, naturally.
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+22 +3A third of animals are vanishing as roads spread through forests
The world’s forests are being criss-crossed by roads and clearings, and as a result many backboned animals are becoming less abundant.
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+23 +6New Zealand Government to Plant 100 Million Trees Yearly
New Zealand's next prime minister Jacinda Ardern has set ambitious environmental policies to confront a warming planet. "I do anticipate that we will be a government, as I said during the campaign, that will be absolutely focused on the challenge of climate change," said Ardern, whose Labour party has signed a coalition agreement with the New Zealand First party.
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+26 +6Seriously Metal Photos of Canada’s Tree Planters
Rita Leistner’s latest exhibition captures the intensity of tree planting.
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+30 +10Invisible Forest: Chasing the Illegal Loggers Looting the Amazon
The urgent question: Can government agents finally prove that enough trees come from illegal logging sites in Peru to stop shipments into the US?
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+37 +9Dead Acacia Trees and Red Dunes of Deadvlei in Namib-Naukluft Park, Namibia
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+25 +4Vikings Razed the Forests. Can Iceland Regrow Them?
The country lost most of its trees long ago. Despite years of replanting, it isn’t making much progress.
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+1 +1NASA Satellite Sees Overheated Tropical Forests Oozing with Carbon Dioxide
NASA's OCO-2 satellite has detected a dramatic spike in global atmospheric carbon dioxide, and overheated tropical forests are partly to blame.
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+40 +10RIP The Broccoli Tree
For the past few years, Patrik Svedberg has been taking photos of a beautiful Swedish tree he dubbed The Broccoli Tree.
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+19 +8Alarm as study reveals world’s tropical forests are huge carbon emission source
The world’s tropical forests are so degraded they have become a source rather than a sink of carbon emissions, according to a new study that highlights the urgent need to protect and restore the Amazon and similar regions. Researchers found that forest areas in South America, Africa and Asia – which have until recently played a key role in absorbing greenhouse gases – are now releasing 425 teragrams of carbon annually, which is more than all the traffic in the United States.
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+24 +6'The last place on Earth': how Sumatra's rainforest is being cleared for palm oil
A palm oil company is continuing to clear forest in a fast-diminishing elephant habitat in Indonesia’s Leuser ecosystem despite being the subject of two reports into illegal deforestation, according to a prominent environmental organisation.
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+2 +1If You Come Across A Bent Tree In The Forest, Start Looking Around Immediately
According to the national American Forests bent trees are a clear Native American trail markers.
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+2 +1How Kevin Smith Makes Big Business Out of Niche Audiences
After years in critical exile, the onetime poster boy for slacker filmmaking reinvents himself for an era of narrowcast fame.
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+14 +2The Quest to Restore American Elms: Nearing the Finish Line
The quest to restore the American elm has been underway for more than 50 years. Now success is closer than ever.
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+28 +1Sunrise at Yellowstone Lake
Sunrise through steam from thermal features along the shore of Yellowstone Lake. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
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+30 +6Orange is the new green: How orange peels revived a Costa Rican forest
In the mid-1990s, 1,000 truckloads of orange peels and orange pulp were purposefully unloaded onto a barren pasture in a Costa Rican national park. Today, that area is covered in lush, vine-laden forest.
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+8 +3Let Forest Fires Burn? What the Black-Backed Woodpecker Knows
A scientific debate is intensifying over whether too much money and too many lives are lost fighting forest fires.
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+19 +3Defying E.U. Court, Poland Is Cutting Trees in an Ancient Forest
The European Court of Justice had ordered a stop to logging in Bialowieza Forest, a Unesco World Heritage site.
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+23 +11Paying people to preserve forests really seems to work
It's a cost-effective option for carbon management.
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