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Life in the Greenhouse

Carbon—humans are emitting way too much of it. The problem is simple, but solutions are tricky. How do we measure and reduce our carbon emissions? And how do we know if a person or company that pledges to reduce its emissions is actually doing so?

Podcast · By Carbon Accounting, Reporting, and Management Lab · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    S2 E6: We Remember (opens the original)

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    What other archives hold information about tree responses to climate extremes, like drought? What about human memory and Indigenous knowledge? In this final official episode of Season 2, you’ll hear from two Indigenous voices. Nikki Cooley shares about Indigenous elders as long-term monitoring networks, and Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk explains the impacts of drought on the Ute people and guidance for seeking knowledge from Tribal elders. Along the way, you’ll also hear from the scientists working to

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