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Zoos join fossil fuel divestment movement

‘Remarkable year’: could 2012 mark the beginning of a carbon emissions slowdown?

France upholds nationwide ban on fracking

Divestment campaign could cause considerable damage to fossil fuel industry

Clock is ticking on fossil fuels: for first time IPCC scientists outline global carbon budget

Global society must leave fossil fuels in the ground, unburnt, says top official

African grass could substantially cut greenhouse gas emissions from livestock industry

Organization proposes climate change warning labels at the gas pump

Tools against climate change: carbon tax and cap-and-trade

China punishes top oil companies for failing to clean up their acts

Bad feedback: ocean acidification to worsen global warming

Yasuni could still be spared oil drilling

Featured video: temperature rises across North America by 2100

China pledges $275 billion over 5 years to cut record air pollution

Foodies eat lab-grown burger that could change the world

Drastic cuts to greenhouse gases could save hundreds of U.S. cities from watery grave

Arctic melt to cost trillions

Yukon Flats experiencing more wildfires now than in the last 10,000 years

Panel lays out best practices for REDD+ credits in California’s carbon market

Forests may be using less water as CO2 rises

Rising temperatures are triggering rainforest trees to produce more flowers

Australia terminates landmark REDD+ project in Borneo

Campaign contributions suggest dead-end for Congressional action on climate

After long wait, Obama lays out fight against climate change

Conserving top predators results in less CO2 in the air

Logging may destabilize carbon in forest soils

CO2 emissions hit record in 2012

Southern U.S. logging soars to meet foreign biofuel demand

Brazil’s GHG emissions fall 39% since 2005, now 10% below 1990 levels

Higher CO2 levels cause ‘greening’ from fertilization effect

Market for REDD+ carbon credits declines 8% in 2012

Indonesia’s largest coal plant will be built despite protests, minister says

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