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Analysis of PM2.5-Related Health Burdens Under Current and Alternative NAAQS
Farmers seek solutions to methane emissions from cows
Farmers, scientists seek solutions to global warming caused by cows
ArticleSupporting people’s health
Supporting people’s health
Fostering abundant fisheries and oceans
Building resilient water supplies
Advancing climate smart agriculture
Advancing climate smart agriculture
Blue carbon blog
Blue carbon: A better tomorrow begins below
Blog postBlue carbon website
A guide to blue carbon, stored in ocean waters, sediments and plants
WebsiteSeaweeds to the rescue, redux
Seaweeds to the rescue, redux
Blog postSeaweed to heal the planet
Natural climate solutions cut a steady course through a sea of proposals for ocean carbon dioxide reduction
Natural climate solutions cut a steady course through a sea of proposals for ocean carbon dioxide reduction
Blog postBlue carbon
OverviewAir Tracker shows pollution’s neighborhood path
Air tracker shows path pollution takes through neighborhoods
Interactive toolStakeholder Guide to SEC’s Proposed Rule on Climate-Related Disclosures
ReportTexas Water Overview
OpenET Overview
OverviewStakeholder guide to the SEC’s proposed rule on climate-related disclosure
Stakeholder guide to the SEC’s proposed rule on climate-related disclosure
ReportCan family farms survive climate change?
Can family farms survive climate change?
ArticleFocus areaVital Signs Date PublishedApril 1, 2022 - 12:00Vital Signs Post AuthorTom ClynesVital Signs Post CategoriesClimate and energy, Climate change, People and planet, Resilient food, Food, Agriculture, Location, United StatesVital Signs Post Short DescriptionAs the climate changes, family farms face many challenges. These North Carolina farmers employ innovative farming techniques to help them weather the storms.Vital Signs Post URL/story/can-family-farms-survive-climate-changeCan family farms survive climate change?
Can family farms survive climate change? These North Carolina farmers say yes.
ArticleGetting to net zero: New policy insights on the role of carbon management strategies
Getting to net zero: New policy insights on the role of carbon management strategiesBlog postSummary for Policymakers: Carbon Management in Net-zero Energy Systems
Understanding the differences between carbon removal and carbon capture
Designing a meaningful global stocktake
FEMA BRIC Application Best Practices and Recommendations
Case studyPledges to Policy: Evaluating North Carolina’s Progress on Critical Climate Targets
