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    Extreme Droughts May Hit Twice as Many People By the End of the Century

    Futurity Jan 16, 2021

    “More and more people will suffer from extreme droughts if a medium-to-high level of global warming continues and water management is maintained at its present state,” says lead author Yadu Pokhrel, associate…

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    Asia Already Feels the Effects of Climate Change

    McKinsey & Company Jan 16, 2021

    The effects of the changing climate are already being felt, and by 2050, between 600 million and one billion people could be impacted by lethal heat waves. According to recent McKinsey…

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    How Activists in New York Successfully Shut Down Key Pipeline Projects

    Grist Jan 14, 2021

    If all had gone according to plan, the Constitution pipeline would be carrying fracked gas 124 miles from the shale gas fields of Pennsylvania through streams, wetlands, and backyards across…

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    How to Address Wildfires as They Get Worse

    Grist

    As changing weather patterns driven by global warming have extended California’s wildfire season and increased the intensity and size of the infernos burning across the state, residents who don’t take…

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    The Pacific Northwest is Failing to Meet Climate Targets

    Grist Jan 13, 2021

    Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia — the heart of an eco-friendly region that’s frequently dubbed Cascadia — consider themselves a global leader on climate action. The three governments set some…

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    Two-thirds of Earth’s Land is on Pace to Lose Water as the Climate Warms

    Giving Compass Jan 12, 2021

    The world watched with a sense of dread in 2018 as Cape Town, South Africa, counted down the days until the city would run out of water. The region’s surface…

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    How Funders Can Use a Climate-lens to Strategically Address the Issues

    Alliance Magazine

    Climate change is the largest and most pervasive threat to both people and the planet. Yet, too often funders still tend to think of climate change as siloed in our…

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    Questions and Predictions About the Circular Economy in 2021

    GreenBiz Jan 11, 2021

    As I begin to think about the year of content and coverage ahead, I thought I’d start things off by sharing some big questions I’ll be asking in 2021 —…

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    How Media and Journalism Projects Engage in Climate Action

    Media Impact Funders

    “I see 2020 as a chance to reaffirm what needs to be done, kicking off the most important decade for conservation in my lifetime,” Kenney said. That’s why Media Impact…

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    Plastic Pollution Is Killing a Million People a Year

    Global Citizen

    Thanks to momentous global efforts from campaigners, activists, governments, and many more, most of us are now well aware of the harmful impact that plastic pollution is having on marine…

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    It’s Time to Make US Disaster Policy More Effective and Equitable

    The Conversation Jan 8, 2021

    The year 2020 broke disaster records across the country in destructive and expensive ways. The Atlantic had so many hurricanes, meteorologists ran out of tropical storm names for only the…

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    Addressing Gender, Climate and Hunger Issues Through Saline Tolerant Crops

    Food Tank Jan 7, 2021

    Climate change is causing an increase in unpredictable and intense monsoons, which are impacting Sindh’s ability to produce agricultural and livestock products. According to the World Food Programme (WFP), the flooding…

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