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DTE's purchase of 3 wind parks approved as it plans largest renewable energy operation in Michigan
Crain's Detroit Business: They would increase DTE's renewable energy portfolio nearly 50 percent, adding a total of 455 megawatts of renewable energy, or enough to […]
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Got 'climate change fatigue'? Watch this
Conservation International: As “big” problems go, climate change is in a class of its own: maddeningly complex, almost intangible, and bespeaking a kind of […]
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Coalition maps the future of coffee in an uncharted climate
Conservation International: To make coffee the world’s first sustainable agricultural product, we must take several key steps, including monitoring production and mapping out how […]
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New tool provides gauge for freshwater health
Conservation International: Scientists created a scoring system for freshwater healt […]
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From scary to sensual: our best wildlife stories
Conservation International: In honor of World Wildlife Day, we’re resurfacing three of our favorite critter-related stories […]
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With climate change, Pacific tuna economy enters uncharted waters
Conservation International: If rising seas submerge an island nation, would it still control its rich waters? […]
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3 shark stories you don't want to miss
Conservation International: In a recurring feature, Human Nature shares three stories from the past week that you should know about […]
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For forests to combat climate change, 3 things we must do
Conservation International: It’s not as simple as planting a bunch of trees […]
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America's largest national monument is under threat
Conservation International: America’s largest national monument is under threat. CI’s head of oceans breaks down the many reasons we must protect it […]
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U.S. lifts ban on some elephant trophy imports
Conservation International: U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the remains of legally hunted elephants in two African countries can be imported into the United […]
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Head for the mountains: Three stories you should read
Conservation International: CI is working to protect mountain habitats around the world […]
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6 Signs of Hope For Our Blue World
Conservation International: but new developments show there are signs of hope if we act soon […]
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'Absolutely raw': In remote islands, documenting nature brings high risk, high reward
Conservation International: Award-winning photographer Chris Burkard set out in a tiny, twin-engine plane to capture the beauty of the islands and the critical need […]
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Ready for REDD? 3 questions about forests and climate change for Steven Panfil
Conservation International: A forest expert explains how protecting trees is already helping fight one of the biggest challenges of our tim […]
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Cacao plantations: Home sweet home for Madagascar's lemurs?
Conservation International: CI funded new research that found Madagascar’s lemurs are making homes within cocoa plantations […]
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What the Hawaiian language revival means for conservation
Conservation International: The islands’ language is a powerful link to the lands and waters that sustain their peo […]
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What on Earth is 'conservation finance'?
Conservation International: This range of financial tools might be the final frontier for protecting natur […]
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What on Earth is a 'conservation agreement'?
Conservation International: Here, we break down “conservation agreements,” an approach that helps conserve biodiversity while improving the quality of life for local communities […]
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The most valued anti-poaching equipment? It may surprise you
Conservation International: In recent years, the battle against wildlife poaching in Africa has taken a high-tech turn. But for rangers on the ground, t […]
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What does gender have to do with conservation?
Conservation International: Human Nature talked to Conservation International field staff about their perspectives on why gender matters in conservation […]
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How 'protected' are Amazon's protected areas?
Conservation International: New research on a phenomenon known as PADDD suggests they are not as secure as we might think […]
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Scientists say nature should be 'no-brainer' for climate action
Conservation International: Scientists show that preserving nature is needed to fight climate chang […]
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Scientists estimate how many fish are caught from Hawaii's reefs
Conservation International: Knowledge of fish populations in the coral reefs along the islands’ shores is woefully lacking, so scientists compiled this data […]
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5 ways to go green
Conservation International: Here are five ways you can help the environment this year […]
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