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For those who need it, some heavyweight support for climate action

Posted on 23 June 2009 by Peter Boyer

Major climate change studies released last week, from the United States Government and International Red Cross, warn that we must cut emissions and help people adapt to inevitable change. [23 June 2009 | Peter Boyer] I’m overdoing the scary climate scenarios, … Continue reading →

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Science must determine our forestry future

Posted on 28 October 2008 by Peter Boyer

Assessing the impact of forests and forest harvesting on carbon emissions needs to be based on scientific research and physical evidence. All involved in the forest debate need to put past prejudices behind them. Continue reading →

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