While preserving and restoring forests is unquestionably good for the natural environment, new scientific studies are concluding that preservation and restoration of forests outside the tropics will do little or nothing to help slow climate change. And some projects intended to slow the heating of the planet may be accelerating it instead.
Texas community fights to save its coastline as the developers of Rio Grande LNG reassure investors over climate impact.
Climate action is held back by the government’s ties to “dangerous, anti-science” organisations, says Green Party.
Industry leaders attending a recent B.C. conference said local climate commitments will help them sell fossil fuels overseas.
Keeping them means homes will use gas for heating too, explains Rice University professor Daniel Cohan.
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