More than 80 per cent of the Indonesian rainforest, mangroves and peatlands most vulnerable to being cleared for palm oil production is completely unprotected by the country’s Forest Moratorium, according to new research.
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The ten km long, bright white coast of Germany‘s largest island, Rügen, is shaped by episodically occurring failures.
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How governments and the private sector consider the natural environment when constructing policy is being transformed thanks to a new “natural capital” decision-making framework.
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With climate change heating the globe, drought more frequently impacts the reproduction and survival of many animal species.
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These results revealed that soil emission from farmland was an important source of HONO.


