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    Barriers Emerge for Cities to Reach Climate Goals

    Smart Cities Dive Dec 19, 2021

    More than a third of the nation’s 100 large cities have failed to establish overall community-wide climate goals, and just 19 of the 38 that have data available on their…

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    Asian Governments Are Phasing Out the Coal Industry

    Eco-Business Dec 18, 2021

    Thermal coal is the number one cause of global temperature rise. It is responsible for nearly half of carbon dioxide emissions worldwide and 72 per cent of greenhouse gas (GHG)…

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    The Triple CCC’s (Covid, Climate, and Conflict) of Increasing Humanitarian Crises

    Eco-Business Dec 18, 2021

    One in 29 people worldwide needs humanitarian assistance, the United Nations said on Thursday, as underfunded aid agencies struggle to keep pace with rising human suffering driven by the climate…

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    Public Electricity Decarbonizes Red-State Nebraska

    Grist Dec 18, 2021

    Nebraska is a reliably red state. The last time Nebraskans backed a Democrat in a presidential election was 1964. Former president Donald Trump won the state in 2016 by a double-digit…

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    Forest Resilience to Extreme Droughts and Climate Change

    Environmental News Network Dec 17, 2021

    To paint a clearer picture of how global climate change will affect Earth’s ecosystems, a team of 80 international research scientists set out to complete an unparalleled experiment: forcing the…

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    How Climate Change Disrupts Weather Forecasts

    Futurity Dec 17, 2021

    Climate change could be shifting the limits of weather predictability and pushing reliable 10-day forecasts out of reach, report researchers. The limit of reliable temperature, wind, and rainfall forecasts falls…

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    How Trends in 2021 Will Affect the Circular Economy

    GreenBiz Dec 17, 2021

    Over the last year, I’ve had the distinct pleasure of rounding up the week’s most influential and eye-catching circular headlines. From single-use plastics bans to an upcycled food certification, it’s been a momentous…

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    How to Support Local Relief and Recovery Efforts After the Tornados

    The Aspen Institute Dec 17, 2021

    Our hearts go out to the families and communities in the multi-state region hit by these storms. While we cannot stop severe weather, we can offer others our support in…

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    Building Constructive Climate Solutions

    GreenBiz Dec 16, 2021

    With our planet heating, climates changing radically, and savage consequences accelerating, every organization must adapt by changing how it does business. With climate change in mind, the new Project Drawdown…

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    How Indigenous Land Victories Can Combat Climate Change

    Grist

    Your country and mine are suffering from literal floods (1.5 meters of water in my home as I write this!) as well as a flood of bad news, so I…

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    Centering Equity and Community to Address the Climate Crisis

    Alliance Magazine Dec 14, 2021

    We would like to respond to the learnings and discussions that we have heard recently from COP26 and the Global Philanthropy Forum. As the world’s challenges become more and more pressing due to…

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    Tornadoes and Climate Change: What a Warming World Means for Deadly Twisters and the Type of Storms that Spawn Them

    The Conversation Dec 14, 2021

    The deadly tornado outbreak that tore through communities from Arkansas to Illinois on the night of Dec. 10-11, 2021, was so unusual in its duration and strength, particularly for December,…

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