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Carbon emissions
Carbon emissions from soil likely to grow with rising temperatures
By
Victoria Heath
Aug 27, 2024
New study shows that forest soil is likely to release more carbon due to global warming, a concern for global carbon emissions.
Wildlife threatened by mining for clean energy minerals
By
Stuart Butler
Jul 31, 2024
A new study reveals that thousands of invertebrate species are threatened by mining for clean energy minerals.
Sea Shepherd founder under arrest in Greenland
By
Stuart Butler
Jul 23, 2024
Prominent environmental activist arrested in Greenland is just the latest in a series of detentions and arrests of environmental protestors.
Walking makes the world a better place
By
Stuart Butler
Jul 18, 2024
Walking costs nothing, can be done anywhere and it can make a big difference to your health and the health of the planet.
Protection of saltmarshes vital for climate change mitigation
By
Stuart Butler
May 22, 2024
A new study highlights the importance of the UK's saltmarshes in mitigating the impacts of climate change.
M&S aim to stop cows farting
By
Stuart Butler
Apr 10, 2024
British high street chain, M&S, aims to reduce the methane produced from farting and burping cows by changing their diet.
Does carbon offsetting really work and can we rely on it?
By
Katie Burton
Feb 29, 2024
Carbon offsetting allows companies to claim ‘net zero’ emissions, but this unregulated practice is marred by scandal
Germany’s greenhouse emissions fall to lowest in 70 years
By
Stuart Butler
Jan 10, 2024
Germany's greenhouse gas emissions fall to a 70 year low, but is it a reduction that is likely to prove sustainable?
Geo explainer: How carbon emissions impact climate
By
Geographical Staff
May 9, 2022
Global warming: Why is the amount of C02 increasing in our atmosphere, how is it being produced and by which countries?
Podcast: Save forests, store carbon
By
Geographical Staff
Oct 21, 2021
Efforts to halt climate change will fall flat without concerted action to protect the world's tropical forests