From Glacier to Gulf: Part 1 of 3
Miroslav Honzak is a CI scientist and one of the innovators behind ARIES (Artificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services), a technological
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Miroslav Honzak is a CI scientist and one of the innovators behind ARIES (Artificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services), a technological
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Miroslav Honzak is a CI scientist and one of the innovators behind ARIES (Artificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services), a technological
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If a Tree Falls … Will You Make a Sound?
Here's the good news: Even as forests are under assault, there are those who fight back.
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7 Little Reasons for Hope
As a writer, it's my job to track down CI's most compelling stories. Here are some of my favorites from 2011.
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Team Earth: CI’s New Storytelling Approach
Around the world, people are doing amazing things to tackle the environmental challenges we face. Here are some of their stories.
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Coffee Farmers Become Citizen Scientists in Southern Mexico
As a result of their newfound bird knowledge, farmers are leaving more trees standing on their coffee farms.
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New Research Helps Starbucks Improve Ethical Coffee Sourcing
Three years of data indicate that the sustainable coffee farming practices developed by CI and Starbucks are working.
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Palm Cultivation Helps Struggling Coffee Farmers in Mexico
For coffee farmers impacted by climate change, growing multiple crops can be an insurance policy against disaster.
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Small-scale Fisheries Have Big Impacts on Sea Turtles
A new study shows that accidental bycatch by small-scale fishers is taking a large toll on sea turtle populations.
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Urban Jungle: No Forest, No Water for Mexico City
Mexico's "Water Forest" provides water for 23 million people in one of the world's largest metropolitan areas.
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Urban Jungle: Restoring Rio’s Water Supply
One reason to keep an eye on Rio after the World Cup? A new initiative to provide freshwater security for its people.
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Connections and contradictions grow in Mexico’s ‘Water Forest’
Mexico City needs this forest -- but do we know how to save it?
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Pope Francis reminds us: Protect our home
Could the Pope's new environmental encyclical mark a turning point in how we care for the Earth?
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The trees protecting your coffee — and the farmers who grow it
The "One Tree for Every Bag Commitment" provides disease-resistant trees to farmers struggling with the impacts of climate change.
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What on Earth is ‘sustainable’ coffee?
What makes coffee “sustainable,” and why it even matters.
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The trees that could make or break Mexico City’s future
CI’s Jürgen Hoth talks air pollution, the illegal drug trade and why planting trees isn’t always the answer.
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In Galápagos, lobster fishers make unlikely — but effective — conservationists
Recently, the spiny lobster was nearly wiped out from the Galápagos — a disappearance that could have spelled disaster for the island's fragile ecosystems.
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Palm Cultivation Helps Struggling Coffee Farmers in Mexico
For coffee farmers impacted by climate change, growing multiple crops can be an insurance policy against disaster.
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Small-scale Fisheries Have Big Impacts on Sea Turtles
A new study shows that accidental bycatch by small-scale fishers is taking a large toll on sea turtle populations.
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