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cropped 2021 polar vortex map, map by Carl Churchill

Policy Brief
August 26, 2024

Calling for National Climate Services

Risk
Carbon

forest with trunks and branches of conifers

Update
August 12, 2024

Climate scientists warn against burning biomass as clean energy solution

Carbon

a view up into the canopy of a forest

In The News
August 1, 2024

World’s forests failed to curb 2023 climate emissions, study finds

Read on Reuters Mentions Richard A. Birdsey

Carbon

fire burning in Amazon rainforest understory vegetation

In The News
July 31, 2024

Extreme heat is wilting and burning forests, making it harder to curb climate change

Read on The Washington Post Mentions Richard A. Houghton

Carbon

forest video screenshot

In The News
July 19, 2024

Amazingly, forests are still sucking up as much carbon as they were 30 years ago. But there’s a catch.

Read on Grist Mentions Richard A. Houghton

Carbon

howland forest, with pine needle floor

Update
July 17, 2024

Forests endure as a carbon sink despite regional pressures

Carbon

a foot stands on the bank of a small stream, dappled with sunlight

In The News
July 11, 2024

Offsetting carbon alone won’t hold water

Read on Boom!

Water
Carbon

jillian greene stands in the water with her chamber based on zoe dietrich's designs

Update
June 28, 2024

DIY methane chamber designs inspire research groups across the country

Water
Carbon

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