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Agbegbe Bọtini
New research suggests that the rate of change in tree composition within the Amazon basin lags by two orders of magnitude behind the change in climate.
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American Scientific
Awọn igbo jẹ eto mimu-erogba ti o lagbara julọ ati lilo daradara lori aye
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Times
Similar to how a receding glacier leaves signs of where ice used to be, ghost forests represent where dry land used to be.
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firanṣẹ
Iseda ti wa tẹlẹ socking kuro kan pupo ti erogba fun wa. O le jẹ pupọ diẹ sii-ti a ba ṣe iranlọwọ.
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Grist
It’s not often that happy, unexpected news emerges from climate negotiations, but that’s exactly what happened at a recent meeting in Germany.
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Kuotisi
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New study changes what we know about the pre-industrial atmosphere – and how we predict future climate change.
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Dawn
PTI’s tree planting scheme gains momentum after the recent devastating floods and landslides in northern Pakistan.
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ABC
Can drones help fight deforestation and climate change? This team of engineers hopes to use drones to plant 1 billion trees every year to fight an unfolding global catastrophe.
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Imgur
Ṣe afẹri idan ti intanẹẹti ni Imgur, opin irin ajo ere idaraya ti agbegbe kan. Gbe awọn ẹmi rẹ soke pẹlu awọn awada alarinrin, awọn memes aṣa, awọn gifu ere idaraya, awọn itan iyanilẹnu, awọn fidio gbogun, ati pupọ diẹ sii.
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The Guardian
Natural solutions such as tree planting, protecting peatlands and better land management could account for 37% of all cuts needed by 2030, says study
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Ile-iṣẹ Yara
Ise agbese ti o wa ni Amazon Brazil ti nlo ilana titun fun dida awọn igi ti o ni abajade diẹ sii, awọn eweko ti o lagbara-ati ireti lati bo 70,000 eka ni awọn igbo titun.
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Bloomberg
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Awọn okowo
South America ati iha iwọ-oorun Sahara ni iriri ipagborun, ṣugbọn ni Yuroopu o jẹ itan ti o yatọ pupọ.
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Ṣawari Iwe irohin
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onidakeji
But we also have to grow them in the right places.
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Iwe irohin Imọ
Awọn irugbin abinibi ti a bo ni lulú ata yọ ninu ewu lati dagba
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Urbanist oju-iwe ayelujara
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Igbakeji
Awọn awoṣe oju-ọjọ ṣe afihan pe awọn iṣẹ ṣiṣe agbara isọdọtun ni Sahara le fa ilosoke ilọpo meji ni jijo agbegbe, ti o jẹ ki eweko le mu.
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idi
Satellite data finds that gains temperate and boreal forests offset reductions in tropical forests.
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Ted
Pada ni ọdun 2008, Mo jẹ ẹlẹrọ ile-iṣẹ ni Toyota ni India, n ṣe iranlọwọ mura awọn laini apejọ ati awọn eto fifiranṣẹ fun iṣelọpọ ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ. Ni ọjọ kan, onimọ-jinlẹ kan ti a npè ni Akira Miyawaki wa si ile-iṣẹ…
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Massive restoration of world’s forests would cancel out a decade of CO2 emissions, analysis suggests
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New findings suggest trees are 'our most powerful weapon in the fight against climate change', says scientist
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Gbingbin awọn igi diẹ sii 'ọkan ninu awọn ohun ti o dara julọ ti a le ṣe' lati dinku erogba ni afẹfẹ
CBC
Ninu atejade ti ose yii ti iwe iroyin ayika wa, a ṣe ayẹwo awọn ikọlu oju-ọjọ ti n ṣẹlẹ ni agbaye, awọn igi gẹgẹbi imudani erogba "imọ-ẹrọ" ati awọn imọran awọn oluka lori igbesi aye alagbero.
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Millennial Online
Tree planting technology for climate change, ending poverty, feeding communities and creating jobsDevices to ensure tree/crop growth under the most extreme conditions Trees planted in an area that received no rain for 2 decades grew 2 meters in a single year+90% tree survival rate using 90% less water Cleantech company named a National Icon of…
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Nature
Plans to triple the area of plantations will not meet 1.5 °C climate goals. New natural forests can, argue Simon L. Lewis, Charlotte E. Wheeler and colleagues. Plans to triple the area of plantations will not meet 1.5 °C climate goals. New natural forests can, argue Simon L. Lewis, Charlotte E. Wheeler and colleagues.
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Nẹtiwọọki Ihinrere
Researchers have identified exactly where we can plant a certain amount of trees in order to stop the climate crisis in its tracks.
