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An Ambitious Plan To Restore Wildlife In Argentina’s Iberá Wetlands

The Iberá wetlands are witnessing South America’s largest experiment to reintroduce lost species, which will change the estuary’s appearance and dynamize its economy.
By Marina Aizen, Clarín, part of the Climate Publishers Network

Coal Use Expected To Drop More Than Ever Before

Grassroots movements have "killed the [coal] boom in its tracks."
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Obama Finally Has His Own Facebook Page

Obama used his first post to talk about climate change.
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Why America Is Failing So Badly At Recycling Old Electronics

Millions of tons of technology are pitched into the trash or taken to recycling centers each year.
By Sarah Breitenbach, Stateline

World's Pledges To Reduce Carbon Emissions Aren't Enough, UN Warns

"It's not too late," one scientist says, "but it's getting late fast."
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U.S. Could Gain Trillions From Global Climate Change Action, Study Finds

Our financial stability is at stake, economists warn.
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Americans Largely Unconcerned About Climate Change, Survey Finds

"It will cause famines and wars, huge problems. I don't know why people wouldn't be worried about it."
By Seth Borenstein, AP

Buddhist Leaders Call For Climate Change Action At Paris Talks

"The earth is not just our environment. The earth is our mother."
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Eco-Friendly Smart Cars Take Spotlight At Major Auto Show -- And They Look Awesome

Nissan, Toyota and Honda are embracing smart, green technology, but winning social acceptance in Japan remains a challenge.
By Yuri Kageyama, AP

The Plan To Save The World

By Rebecca Leber, The New Republic