Phytoremediation, or the use of plants and soil microbes to remove toxic contaminants in the environment, may offer Nepal an affordable way to deal with heavy metals like lead, mercury…
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How to Use Free Satellite Data to Monitor Natural Disasters and Environmental Changes
The Conversation Mar 14, 2023Time-lapse animations that once took days to create are now easy to build with publicly available satellite images and free online tools.
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How to Improve Climate Education in the U.S.
degrees Mar 14, 2023Climate change is one of the most serious threats facing humanity, and it is only getting worse. To protect the future of all living things, we need to take collective action. Scientists and policymakers must implement a systemic response to the immediate needs, but it’s also imperative that…
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How Climate Change Impacts Sustainability Efforts From Businesses
The Conversation Mar 13, 2023In his 2021 letter to CEOs, Larry Fink, the CEO and chairman of BlackRock, the world’s largest investment manager, wrote: “No issue ranks higher than climate change on our clients’…
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Center Gender and Equity to Improve Private Climate Investment
Green Biz Mar 13, 2023Whether you’re assessing your existing portfolio or devising a new gender and climate investment strategy, there are several key questions to ask regardless of theme or sector. How and where…
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Supporting Youth-led Indigenous Solutions to Environmental Issues
The Aspen Institute Mar 12, 2023Shondiin Mayo is originally from Stevens Village, Alaska, and grew up in both Fairbanks and the Navajo Nation. She is Diné (Navajo) and Tleeyegge Hut’aane and is of the Bitterwater Clan…
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Why Plastic Pollution is Not a Smart Business Choice [Video]
GreenBiz Mar 12, 2023Why is plastic waste a c-suite issue, and how can corporate leaders have a positive impact on plastic waste reduction, while potentially benefiting their businesses? Plastic waste reduction is not…
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Climate Change is Making California Forests Vulnerable
EcoWatch Mar 12, 2023Two new studies highlight the vulnerability of California forests. Climate change, mainly caused by the extraction and combustion of fossil fuels, has heated the atmosphere faster than conifer forests in the Sierra Nevada mountains can adapt, shifting their ideal elevation 600 feet above where it…
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The Future of Upcycling Plastic
Futurity Mar 11, 2023When we started using plastics about 70 years ago, not much thought—if any—went to the implications of their lifespan and the fact that they can take centuries to decompose. Consequently,…
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Wildfire Smoke Can Linger and Lead to Ozone Layer Damage
EcoWatch Mar 10, 2023Wildfire smoke particles can remain in the stratosphere for a year and cause chemical reactions that deplete the ozone, M.I.T. chemists say.
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Individual Harmony and Ecological Justice Are Two Side of the Same Coin
Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 10, 2023In the context of market economies and the fragmented societies they often yield, well-being can seem like an individual pursuit. Yet as the articles in this series, “Centered Self: The…
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How to Fight Global Plastic Pollution With Meaningful Solutions
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Mar 10, 2023The Plastic Solutions Fund is working to build a world in which only truly necessary and non-toxic plastics are produced, and even those are reused, repaired, or recycled. A sponsored project of…
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