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- 1 Apr 2019
Jinping soy price threatens Amazon, Trump, and methane releasing trees
Forests News delves into headlines from around the globe
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- 26 Mar 2019
Oil: Green deceit and a Trump defeat, and did climate change cause Cyclone Idai?
Forests News delves into headlines from around the globe
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- 4 Mar 2019
Baffled scientists, boreal forest wipeout and Norway ditches dirty palm oil
Forests News delves into last week's headlines from around the globe
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- 18 Feb 2019
Tree love and lonely elephants, AI in restoration, and palm oil myths debunked
Forests News delves into last week's headlines from around the globe
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- 31 Oct 2016
Turning cropland into forest
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- 5 Aug 2014
New research seeks to gauge forests’ role in climate adaptation
Conservation of forests plays a strong role in communities' capacity to adapt to natural hazards.
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- 15 Nov 2013
Water Storage key to climate change adaptation
“The more resilient they are, the more they will be able to manage climatic variability, diversify their livelihoods, and reduce their risk"
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- 15 Nov 2013
Water Storage key to climate change adaptation
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- 4 Jun 2012
Bangladesh forests disappearing at “alarming rate”, says expert
Inter-ministerial collaboration required to support sustainable forest management.
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- 29 Feb 2012
Indonesian communities coping with crisis depend on forests
Forests become 'a lifeline' in the wake of natural disasters.
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