Sites
- carbonbrief.org
- carboncycle.org
- carbonfootprint.com
- carbonfund.org
- carbonneutral.com
- carbontracker.org
- climate.gov
- eurekalert.org
- Ipcc.ch
- Joshuasphere.com
- Mothership.sg
- nationalgeographic.com
- nature.com
- newscientist.com
- phys.org
- popsci.com
- sciencedaily.com
- scientificamerican.com
- smithsonianmag.com
- un.org
- Worldcarbonfootprint.com
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