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E-Mobility Alone Will Not Cut Down Urban Congestion and Emissions

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Trees Are Made of Human Breath

Should We Engineer the Climate? A Social Scientist and Natural Scientist Discuss

The World Needs More Swamps to Fight Climate Change

Looking for Ways to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Agriculture

The pristine waters of Svalbard. Credit: htearse/pixabay

Why Scientists Are Recording Less Carbon Dioxide Than Expected Over an Arctic Archipelago

Representative image: The GBU-43/B, also known as the Massive Ordnance Air Blast, detonates during a test at Elgin Air Force Base, Florida, US, November 21, 2003. Credit: Reuters/US Air Force photo/Handout via Reuters

On World Environment Day, We Need to Talk About Weapons