Fwd: Evidence-Based Solutions for a Warming World

[Jon Schull]

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Date: Wed, Jan 28, 2026 at 9:09 AM
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Short, sharp summaries of the most compelling climate and sustainability science research from around the world

View this email in your browser Weekly Science Dispatch Rainforests can rebound—but not as quickly as the climate clock is ticking.   Left alone, tropical forests may recover—but experiments show that targeted nitrogen can dramatically accelerate their first ten years of regrowth and carbon storage, buying time in a warming world. Read More Can cities build their way out of both the housing and the climate crises?   A massive global study finds cities can deliver millions of new homes without exhausting the world’s carbon budget—if they abandon carbon-intensive construction norms. Read More Protecting forests is not just about biodiversity—it is now about protecting rain.   New evidence suggests that conserving forests, wetlands, and soils is critical not just for biodiversity, but for sustaining the rainfall that global agriculture depends on. Read More A new cooling technology freezes food without warming the climate   Researchers have built the first refrigerant-free system to reach sub-zero temperatures, a breakthrough that could reduce food waste and greenhouse gas emissions. Read More Know friends or colleagues who might be interested in this newsletter? Forward it to them!   Sponsored by

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