Deforestation
Wood Pellets Prove Environmentally Friendlier Than Coal All Around
Wood pellets have become an increasingly popular alternative source of fuel, and are even more environmentally friendly compared to coal, when factoring harvesting and transportation.
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Animal Evolution: Helmeted Woodpecker Mimics Its Larger Competition
Cotton Farms and China: Water Depletion Causes Severe Ecological Problems
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Boreal Forests and Climate: 3 Trillion Trees in World
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