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Ahead of pandemic talks, this doctor has nature on his mind

[ad_1] Dr. Neil Vora has spent much of his career chasing and treating infectious disease outbreaks, from the Ebola epidemic in West Africa to COVID-19

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In new film, Indigenous traditions persist amid loss

[ad_1] “What is that smoke for?” In a remote Amazonian village, a young boy asks his grandfather why a haze surrounds their home. “It protects

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Report warns of growing human toll as planet warms

[ad_1] Last year was the hottest on record — sparking major climate disasters across the globe. More than 150 “unprecedented” heatwaves, floods and storms left

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Coffee farmers face down climate change

[ad_1] SAN MARTIN JILOTEPEQUE, Guatemala — José Marcelino Estrada has spent his life tending coffee. He learned from his father how to nurture its seedlings

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Humanity barreling toward ‘irreversible’ climate tipping points

[ad_1] Editor’s note: News about conservation and the environment is made every day, but some of it can fly under the radar. In a recurring

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Why a new treaty to protect the high seas is a ‘game-changer’

[ad_1] Roughly two-thirds of the world’s oceans lie beyond national boundaries in an area known as the “high seas” — yet only about 1 percent

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As ghost junk haunts the sea, ‘mermaids’ are fighting back

[ad_1] Sitting on the side of a small boat off the coast of Baja California, suited up in diving gear, a group of 10 women

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A unique poaching crisis takes root in South Africa

[ad_1] When you think of “wildlife trafficking,” you probably think of exotic animal products — ivory, rhino horns, shark fins. You probably don’t think of

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For one former logging company, nature’s green is gold

[ad_1] Editor’s note: In the fight against climate change and wildlife extinction, businesses have to a key role to play. But how? Conservation International’s investment

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Climate change could soon outpace humanity’s ability to adapt

[ad_1] The catastrophic impacts of climate breakdown may soon outpace humanity’s ability to adapt to it, according to a new report. Co-authored by 270 researchers