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    Farmers Combatting Effects of Climate Change That Impact Migratory Water Birds

    Inside Climate News Dec 8, 2020

    On a warm, sunny afternoon in late November, Roger Cornwell stopped his pickup near the edge of a harvested rice field to avoid spooking a great blue heron standing still…

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    Peatlands Keep a Lot of Carbon Out of Earth’s Atmosphere, But That Could End with Warming and Development

    The Conversation Dec 7, 2020

    Peatlands are a type of wetland where dead plant material doesn’t fully decompose because it’s too soggy. In these ecosystems, peat builds up as spongy dark soil that’s sometimes referred…

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    How Climate Activists Can Communicate More Effectively

    Pacific Standard

    The fight against climate change has been suffering some public relations setbacks in the United States. First, there are debates about whether or not it’s even happening, despite mountains of…

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    We Can Make Solar More Circular

    GreenBiz Nov 6, 2020

    Solar has become a staple of the U.S. power generation mix in the last decade. Now that the industry is maturing, it’s time to have a tough conversation: The solar industry needs…

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    Four Ways to Cut Emissions From Plastic

    Futurity

    Researchers have determined how much plastic contributes to climate change, and what it would take to curb these emissions. From campaigns against microplastics to news of the great Pacific garbage…

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    How Venture Philanthropists Are Addressing the World’s Most Plastic-Polluted Beach

    Exponent Philanthropy

    I’m Brett Howell, founder of Howell Conservation Fund, and a new member of Exponent Philanthropy. My mission is to catalyze teams to achieve breakthrough solutions to the systemic sustainability issues…

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    United to End Water Poverty and Plastic Pollution

    The Rockefeller Foundation

    Bottled water is a big and growing business. Global consumers are expected to buy over 550 billion liters of packaged water annually by 2020 with a value of over USD…

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    Fighting Climate Change Through Active Mobility

    Shareable Oct 28, 2020

    Kirsten Wilkens admires places like Paris, where bike lanes have sprung up in response to COVID-19. And Milan, with its expansive piazza that affords people the luxury of space and…

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    Human Intervention in the Amazon May Cause the Next Pandemic

    Eco-Business Oct 24, 2020

    As farms expand into the Amazon rainforest, felled trees and expanding pastures may open the way for new Brazilian exports beyond beef and soybeans, researchers say: pandemic diseases. Changes in…

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    Product Approach for Sustainable Impact

    Medium

    I’ve had the opportunity to participate in a number of government, multilateral, and philanthropic events where the term “sustainable philanthropy” is commonly referenced. While there doesn’t seem to be a…

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    Restoring Seagrass for Successful Marine Conservation

    The Conversation Oct 20, 2020

    Robert J. Orth, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Jonathan Lefcheck, Smithsonian Institution, and Karen McGlathery, University of Virginia A century ago Virginia’s coastal lagoons were a natural paradise. Fishing boats…

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    The Deadly Fungus That Threatens Salamanders

    Pacific Standard

    It all started in 2008 when scientists started noticing fire salamanders in the Netherlands were disappearing. In 2013, scientists identified the culprit: a new-to-science chytrid fungus they named Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans…

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