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Low-cost climate adaptation can help African farmers - UN

Low-cost climate adaptation can help African farmers – UN

NEWS: The UN’s environment body has set out practical ways African nations can protect their people against climate change effects

Brazil's indigenous tribes: The low cost solution to climate change?

Brazil’s indigenous tribes: The low cost solution to climate change?

NEWS: Traditional communities living in harmony with nature need greater support from governments, says report

California drought threatens groundwater supplies - study

California drought threatens groundwater supplies – study

NEWS: NASA satellite data reveals record water level drop in the Colorado River Basin, as drought is linked to climate change

Scale of Amazon rainforest carbon loss revealed

Scale of Amazon rainforest carbon loss revealed

NEWS: Forest conservation programmes must address logging and wildfires, large scale Amazon study shows

Indonesia deforestation now 'worse than Brazil'

Indonesia deforestation now ‘worse than Brazil’

NEWS: Indonesia’s forest loss is accelerating each year, despite a moratorium on logging, study finds

India and China farmers back new climate adaptation alliance

India and China farmers back new climate adaptation alliance

NEWS: A network of 25 indigenous mountain communities is sharing information – and seeds – for a climate-proof future

WMO: 80% chance of El Niño by December 2014

WMO: 80% chance of El Niño by December 2014

NEWS: UN’s World Meteorological Association now more certain that El NiƱo will hit by end of year

UN: Forest policy must focus on human benefits

UN: Forest policy must focus on human benefits

NEWS: Governments must consider the billions of people depending on forests for food, energy and shelter, says FAO report

Fighting desertification will reduce the costs of climate change

Fighting desertification will reduce the costs of climate change

COMMENT: We should ‘climate proof’ the land to prevent some of the tragedies of a warmer world, says UN desertification chief

El Niño means 2014 could be hottest year ever

El Niño means 2014 could be hottest year ever

NEWS: Weather phenomenon plus global warming is recipe for the hottest year on record, says climate scientist

Time for farming to be taken seriously at UN climate talks?

Time for farming to be taken seriously at UN climate talks?

COMMENT: Agriculture is linked to 20% of greenhouse gas emissions, but it’s not receiving attention from governments

Global Environment Facility reveals WWF and IUCN alliance

Global Environment Facility reveals WWF and IUCN alliance

NEWS: Developing countries set to benefit from new funds protecting biodiversity hotspots and monitoring climate change

Ecuador gives green light to oil drilling in Amazon's Yasuni national park

Ecuador gives green light to oil drilling in Amazon’s Yasuni national park

ENVIRONMENT NETWORK: Companies could start extracting oil underneath key biodiversity reserve on Earth by 2016

'No end in sight' to California drought

‘No end in sight’ to California drought

NEWS: Falling water levels in US state more severe than any event since the late 1500s megadrought, say scientists

Central African tropical forests becoming browner - study

Central African tropical forests becoming browner – study

NEWS: Congo’s forests facing chronic water stress say scientists, potentially affecting native species

Congo deforestation could cause region to warm 3C by 2050

Congo deforestation could cause region to warm 3C by 2050

NEWS: Congo Basin will warm 50% faster due to deforestation in world’s second largest rain forest, says new research

UN forest protection plans could lead to land grabs - report

UN forest protection plans could lead to land grabs – report

A future forest carbon market needs to ensure local communities have control over their lands, says report

Marshall Islands' capital Majuro submerged by 'King tides'

Marshall Islands’ capital Majuro submerged by ‘King tides’

Evacuations start as sea pours into parts of town, highlighting acute dangers of rising sea levels in Pacific

John Kerry warns of ocean 'dead zones' from pollution and acidification

John Kerry warns of ocean ‘dead zones’ from pollution and acidification

US Secretary of State follows up comments on climate action with call for more marine protection zones

Google data could stem surge in deforestation levels

Google data could stem surge in deforestation levels

A new Google-powered mapping tool uses terabytes of data to show where deforestation is happening in real time

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