Policy & Action
The cookstove carbon credit conundrum
Replacing cookstoves reduces emissions, but not as much as carbon credits claim
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Waste & Consumption
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Energy
Why renewable energy outshines carbon capture
Clean energy must be prioritized over capturing emissions, study says
February 24, 2025
Climate Science
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Where we conserve land matters
February 17, 2025
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What snow in New Orleans has to do with climate change
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Policy & Action
4 big climate stories on our radar in 2025
The climate is changing—and so is policy
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Policy & Action
3 things to watch for at COP29
The world’s largest climate conference starts today. Here’s what to know.
November 11, 2024
Policy & Action
Hurricane Milton: How you can help
What to do—and not to do—to support survivors
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