December 14, 2024 | CHANGEMAKR.ASIA

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Small seabirds skim the open ocean at night, patting their legs on the surface as they hunt for small fish. Now, for the first time in more than 100 years,…

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Argan oil cooperatives in Morocco. Regreening Niger. Revitalizing a national park in Madagascar. Wildlife conservancies in Namibia. Cashew plantations in Burkina Faso. Beach management in Kenya. Agroforestry in Ghana. These…

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A recent proposal to protect the iconic orange-and-black monarch butterfly under the U.S. Endangered Species Act could make federal protections available to help the species avoid extinction and rebound. In…

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Climate change is destroying nature and must be stopped – but we should also ensure climate action helps not hinders nature Grethel Aguilar is the Director General of the International…

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Two ICVCM expert advisors have resigned from their positions over what they called a “problematic precedent” set with the REDD+ decision A key oversight body set up to improve the…

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While the Net Zero Advisory Body recommended a 50-55% cut in emissions, the government settled for a weaker 45-50% range The Canadian government has announced a new target to reduce…

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A 4.27-megawatt Dimension Energy solar project in Avon, New York. Courtesy: Dimension Energy) If financiers are feeling uncertain about the viability of the U.S. solar industry ahead of another Trump…

Planting mangroves in Kendari bay, Indonesia (Image: Andry Denisah / Alamy)

Indonesia’s Mangrove Rehabilitation Plan Faces Hurdles Amid Bold Ambitions

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Along Indonesia’s coastline lies more than 3.3 million ha of mangrove forests. This accounts for about 23 per cent of all mangrove ecosystems in the world; storing over 3 billion tonnes of carbon.