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Forty Percent of World Population Threatened by Ongoing Land Degradation Agriculture Biodiversity Environmental News Environmental Resources Forests Habitats International Policy United Nations Water Resources Wildlife

Forty Percent of World Population Threatened by Ongoing Land Degradation

March 29, 2018March 29, 2018Andrew Burger1 Comment on Forty Percent of World Population Threatened by Ongoing Land Degradation
2000-Year High in Annual CO2 Emissions Set During 2015-2016 El Nino Carbon Emissions Climate Climate Science Environmental News Featured Post Forests International

2000-Year High in Annual CO2 Emissions Set During 2015-2016 El Nino

October 25, 2017July 11, 2022Andrew BurgerLeave a Comment on 2000-Year High in Annual CO2 Emissions Set During 2015-2016 El Nino
World Religious, Indigenous Leaders Join in Launch of Global Initiative to End Deforestation Climate Change and Civil Society Climate Change and Human Rights Climate Resilience Environmental News Environmental Resources Forests Global Warming News International

World Religious, Indigenous Leaders Join in Launch of Global Initiative to End Deforestation

July 5, 2017July 11, 2022Andrew BurgerLeave a Comment on World Religious, Indigenous Leaders Join in Launch of Global Initiative to End Deforestation
Florida Wildfires Highlight Benefits of Prescribed Burns, Conservation Measures Adaptation Climate Environmental News Environmental Resources Forests

Florida Wildfires Highlight Benefits of Prescribed Burns, Conservation Measures

May 25, 2017Andrew BurgerLeave a Comment on Florida Wildfires Highlight Benefits of Prescribed Burns, Conservation Measures
Haiti “For Profit” Sustainable Agroforesty Program Bears New Fruit in Wake of Hurricane Matthew Adaptation Agriculture Climate Climate Change and Business Climate Change and Civil Society Climate Resilience Environmental News Environmental Resources Forests Sustainable Economy

Haiti “For Profit” Sustainable Agroforesty Program Bears New Fruit in Wake of Hurricane Matthew

April 18, 2017April 18, 2017Andrew BurgerLeave a Comment on Haiti “For Profit” Sustainable Agroforesty Program Bears New Fruit in Wake of Hurricane Matthew
IFC Raises $152 Million in Tropical Forest Bonds Debut Climate Climate Change Mitigation Environmental News Environmental Resources Forests International Solutions Sustainable Economy

IFC Raises $152 Million in Tropical Forest Bonds Debut

November 1, 2016Andrew BurgerLeave a Comment on IFC Raises $152 Million in Tropical Forest Bonds Debut
Mexico’s First Wood Fiberboard Plant Highlights Controversy Over UN FAO Definition of Forests Adaptation Biodiversity Climate Climate Change and Business Climate Change and Civil Society Climate Change and Human Rights Climate Change and Politics Environmental News Forests Habitats United Nations Wildlife

Mexico’s First Wood Fiberboard Plant Highlights Controversy Over UN FAO Definition of Forests

September 27, 2016September 28, 2016Andrew BurgerLeave a Comment on Mexico’s First Wood Fiberboard Plant Highlights Controversy Over UN FAO Definition of Forests
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