Por: CBS News Nation November 18, 2022
Alaska's boreal forest is one of the largest trappers of carbon dioxide in the world. But as the state warms twice as fast as the rest of the U.S., once frozen land is now thawed out and up for grabs. I see climate change in Alaska as an opportunity to bring in more crops, to develop more land, said Erik Johnson, who oversees the for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources. In October, the project began auctioning off 140,000 acres of... + full article
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Every offseason teams will roll the dice and take some major gambles in constructing their roster.It could be the quality and quantity of assets given up in a trade, a long-term contract for a free agent that might not be worth it, or trying to find the right head coach to bring... + más
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Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - May 10, 2023 2:21 pm UTC / Fire-damaged trees in a boreal forest near the Saskatchewan River in Alberta, Canada. As northern forests burn, they're releasing massive amounts of carbon.Ed Jones/Getty Images The... + más
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The Maine Woods Rambler bike festival in Millinocket includes a ferry crossing on Pemadumcook Lake. The Rambler will be held this year on Sept. 24. Courtesy of Bicycle Coalition of Maine Summer and fall in Maine bring a jam-packed schedule of festivals every year celebrating... + más
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ABC News USA Tech March 03, 2023
Phillip Meintzer was hours away by car from the largest fires raging in the forests of British Columbia and Alberta in summer of 2021, but the air was still thick with smoke from the Canadian infernos.“The fires weren't next door. It was a little ways away,” Meintzer, a... + más
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Associated Press USA Science March 02, 2023
Phillip Meintzer was hours away by car from the largest fires raging in the forests of British Columbia and Alberta in summer of 2021, but the air was still thick with smoke from the Canadian infernos.“The fires weren’t next door. It was a little ways away,” Meintzer, a... + más
Carbon emissions from boreal forest fires rose in 2021 | ABC News
The Hill USA Business February 06, 2023
Retired U.S. Army General and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark penned a 2011 article about agriculture’s importance to our national security. “We must hold the thin green line,” Clark wrote . “If we cannot feed, fuel, and clothe ourselves, then we cannot... + más
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The New York Times USA World November 16, 2022
BROADBACK FOREST, Quebec — At a bend in the Broadback River, Don Saganash, 60, listened to the steady, familiar sound of the rapids that to his ears were the “heartbeat of the Broadback.’’ He took in the surrounding forest, the spruce and pine trees rising from a floor... + más
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