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Regenerative agricultureRegenerative Agriculture is a system of farming principles and practices that increases biodiversity, enriches soils, improves watersheds, and enhances ecosystem services. Find out more here...
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Natural resource depletionFor centuries Earth has provided us with the resources necessary for our survival, however since the Industrial revolution, we have depleted the natural resources on this planet at an unsustainable rate and Earth is struggling to meet our ever increasing demands. Find our more here...
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Putting pressure on the governmentWe all make an impact on the world and it’s up to every individual to take responsibility for their carbon emissions. However the government and major corporations hold the power to present us with more sustainable choices. Find out more...
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Acid rainAcid rain affects earth’s vital ecosystems, impacts humans and our materials. Find our more about what acid rain is, and why you should care...
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Unsustainable wasteExcess waste creation and waste disposal methods are becoming increasingly dangerous for our planet. Find out more about this issue in our latest feature article...
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OverpopulationFor centuries earth has provided us with the resources and materials for our survival. But it cannot sustain us all for much longer and is fast approaching its capacity. Find out more about overpopulation...
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How going vegan helps the planetFollowing a plant based diet could reduce an individual's carbon
footprint from food by up to 73%. Find out more about how going vegan helps the planet... |
Sustainable fashion and beauty brandsWe live in a world where people are increasingly becoming aware of the importance of buying sustainable products, but what does sustainability really mean? And is it possible to shop sustainably on a budget?
This article explores some of the brands that are doing their best to save our environment, but whose products will not break the bank |
Ways to be environmentally friendly after lockdownResearch shows that whilst tough lockdown measures have resulted in reduced carbon emissions, overall it has barely reversed our overall impact on the environment.
Read Become Carbon Negative’s latest features post to find out ways to move towards a sustainable way of living. |
How has Covid-19 impacted the environment ?Covid-19 has put the world, including business, travel and trade, on pause. What effect is this having on emissions and the environment? Find out more as Become Carbon Negative investigate.
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How does tree planting help tackle the climate crisis ?Research shows that planting trees is an effective way to capture huge amounts of carbon dioxide and tackle the climate crisis. Find out more...
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How to reduce the carbon you generateBecome Carbon Negative examine the small changes you can make to have a big impact on reducing the carbon you generate.
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How can we reduce global temperatures ?There's an increasing chance that worldwide temperatures will exceed the 1.5C threshold over the next five years. Read our latest news post to find out more
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How trees are cooling our citiesA well-known phenomenon is how warm our cities are compared to their rural counterparts. Find out more about how trees are the natural way to cool our cities...
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Avoiding Fast FashionFashion is considered to be the second most polluting industry in the world. Find out why fast fashion is simply not sustainable.
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Ozone DepletionOzone depletion has a hugely detrimental impact on both humans and the environment. Find out more about this issue...
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How does the environment create public health issues ?Environmental problems pose a lot of risks to our health. According to the World Health Organization, approximately 12.6 million people died in 2012 due to working or living in an unhealthy environment. Find out more in this article....
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Save the polar ice capsThe melting of the polar ice caps has been a growing concern for many environmental scientists around the world and as the problem worsens, it will have an increasingly negative impact on the environment and on humanity. Find out more...
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Ocean AcidificationNearly one third of our CO2 emissions are absorbed by the ocean; resulting in 525 billion tons of CO2 dissolved in the ocean since the industrial era. Find out more about ocean acidification in this article.
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Air pollution - the invisible killerIt's getting harder and harder simply to be able to breathe safely, hazardous air pollution chokes cities around the world from Sydney to San Francisco to Johannesburg. Find out more...
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Extreme heat - here to stay ?The world is experiencing ever more blistering temperatures. Human-caused global heating, and the current failure to meaningfully cut emissions, means the heat extremes we experience are likely to become more intense and more frequent.
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DeforestationEach year trees are lost equal to an area the size of the Panama. In this article we examine some of the impacts of deforestation.
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Soil degradationGlobally, food security depends on whether or not soils are in good condition to produce crops. Find out more about soil degradation...
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The Nitrogen CycleIf you reduce nitrogen footprint, you also reduce your carbon footprint. Find out more...
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