Cool Earth Action - Protecting the Rainforest
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This could be the biggest difference you ever make to our environment.
Keeping rainforests standing is the first step in the fight against climate change. You can cut CO2 emissions today by protecting endangered forests with Cool Earth. With so many ways to get involved there's something to suit everyone.
Cool Earth protects rainforest to help combat climate change.
We're a charity working with local communities to secure forests at risk of being destroyed within the next 18 months. Only 10% of donations are spent on admin and governance, making sure every penny possible goes on safeguarding our climate.
Schools play a vital role in raising awareness about climate change.
To support schools as much as possible in their rainforest rescue efforts, Cool Earth has created a school zone where teachers can find innovative lesson plans and students can get involved with exciting events, competitions and ideas.
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A partnership with Cool Earth is one of the most cost effective ways to help reduce CO2 emissions and play a valid role in tackling climate change.
There's many ways you can support Cool Earth and help keep carbon where it belongs.
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Keep up to date with the latest breaking environmental news and features.
Freshwater turtle the size of a Smart car
The
fossilised remains of a giant freshwater turtle was recently discovered in Colombia
No to mega dam projects!
Tribes fear for their land, forest and
rivers in the face of mega dam projects
Peruvian tribe visits Canada
Peruvian tribe shares common ground on petroleum issues with Canadian
First Nations
Gas reserves threaten tribes and rainforest
New gas reserves found inside protected tribal territory
put human rights and primary rainforest at risk
Peru could be sanctioned for illegal logging
Environmental agency calls for US to stop
import of illegal lumber from Peru
New frogs found in Philippines
Two new frogs were
discovered in the Philippines last November
Brazilian tribe’s project certified
Amazon tribe certifies forest carbon conservation
project
Ancient Amazonians demonstrate sustainable land management
Early inhabitants of Amazonian savannah conserved their ecosystems
through sustainable farming
Hydrocarbon threat to Peru’s Amazon
Proliferation of oil and gas exploration
threatens the Peruvian rainforest
How Australia’s magnificent megafauna disappeared
New study claims that humans, rather than climate
change, were responsible for the extinction of giant marsupials
Research can save tropical forests
Scientists emphasise importance of studying
carbon content of rainforests
Brazilian tribes look to tourism to save
rainforest
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