DeSmogBlog

NOVEMBER 12, 2021

Now, a new peer-reviewed study , published in the journal PLOS ONE , highlights how one particular form of fossil fuel extraction has pummeled the Appalachian region’s rivers and streams, including the Elk River – waters that the diamond darter and dozens of other endangered species call home. Coal’s Powerful Friends.

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AGreenLiving

DECEMBER 1, 2020

Cool Effect This crowdfunding platform began in 1998 by supporting clean-burning woodstoves in Honduras. Now, Cool Effect helps people support carbon-reducing projects around the world. Cool Effect has already reduced carbon emissions by more than 2 million metric tons. Together, small actions can ignite planet-sized change.”

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Grist

AUGUST 5, 2022

If deforestation continues, they say, it could also jeopardize international goals to preserve biodiversity and limit global warming. “[T]he According to a study published earlier this year , tropical forests can cool the planet by an entire degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit). degrees Fahrenheit).

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Grist

JANUARY 4, 2022

As other climate war zones smolder with wildfire embers, are strewn with flattened homes, or marked by bleached coral, the signature of conflict on a seabird island in the Gulf of Maine is a maddening quietude. The destruction of 19th century biodiversity was compounded by 20th century carelessness.

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