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Our brains can lead us astray when making ‘eco-friendly’ decisions

Adapt to a changing Amazon now, or pay far higher price later, experts say

Land rights, forests, food systems central to limiting global warming: report

Amazon forest to savannah tipping point could be far closer than thought (commentary)

Drought-driven wildfires on rise in Amazon basin, upping CO2 release

A saiga time bomb? Bad news for Central Asia’s beleaguered antelope

Climate scientists see silver lining in Bali volcano’s ash cloud

From carbon sink to source: Brazil puts Amazon, Paris goals at risk

As negotiators meet in Bonn, Brazil’s carbon emissions rise

Indigenous forests could be a key to averting climate catastrophe

A lingering ‘legacy’: Deforestation warms climate more than expected

Intact forests crucial to Amazon ecosystem resilience, stable climate

Scientists combine crowd-sourced field observations with land-use and climate models to identify steps for migratory bird protection

Warming climate coaxes carbon from down deep in temperate soils

Indonesia shifts emissions-reduction burden from energy to forestry sector

Will climate change sink the Mekong Delta?

SE Asia’s damaged peat swamps could release 8.7 gigatons of CO2

The longest global coral bleaching event in history isn’t over yet

Amazon rainforests could transition to savannah-like states in response to climate change, new study predicts

‘Intolerable’ heat waves likely to hit Persian Gulf by 2100

Global warming could shift tropical rainfall

Which ecosystems are most vulnerable to climate change?

Natural cooling cycle in Pacific may have slowed global warming…for now

Bad feedback: ocean acidification to worsen global warming

Climate could warm more rapidly than any time in the last 65 million years

Hurricane intensity, frequency to increase with climate change

Amazon fire risk on the rise, says NASA

By 2050 much of the Arctic could be green

Scientists find the ‘missing heat’ of global warming 700 meters below the sea

Rainforests may be more resilient to global warming – in isolation – than previously forecast

Human activity driving unprecedented temperature shift

Rise in 1.5 degrees Celsius likely to spark massive greenhouse gas release from permafrost

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