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Forests struggle to absorb carbon due to extreme heat and wildfires
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Forests struggle to absorb carbon due to extreme heat and wildfires

Last year's extreme heat, droughts and wildfires weakened forests' ability to absorb carbon dioxide, raising climate change concerns, a new study reveals.

Dino Grandoni reports for The Washington Post.

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Russia says its forests neutralize emissions
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Russia says its forests neutralize billions of tons of greenhouse gases. Scientists have their doubts

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Pioneers of carbon dioxide removal see boon for renewables
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Pioneers of carbon dioxide removal see boon for renewables

Three companies—Climeworks AG, Global Thermostat LLC, and Carbon Engineering Ltd.—are betting that a puzzling paradox underlying international climate goals is a business opportunity that can help curb global warming and expand renewable power worldwide.
ORIGINAL REPORTING
Basel’s green roof revolution: an image of buildings with plants growing on the rooftops.

Basel’s green roof revolution is creating a thriving urban ecosystem

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Major fossil fuel companies linked to half of global carbon emissions

The White House in Washington DC

Nonprofits still blocked from $20 billion in climate funds amid investigations

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Major U.S. banks drop out of climate pledge, raising calls for regulation

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EPA urges White House to eliminate key climate rule

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UN climate talks face tensions over timing of next major report and U.S. withdrawal

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A group of people march with science advocating for science.

Scientists fight back against funding cuts and policy threats

Oil pump jacks and flares with vegetation in foreground.

Texas oil boom fuels prosperity but leaves a deadly toll on workers and roads