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    Who Pays and Who Benefits from a Massive Expansion of Solar Power?

    The Conversation Sep 30, 2021

    Electricity generation produces a quarter of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change. The electric grid also is highly vulnerable to climate change effects, such as more frequent and…

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    Avoiding Water Bankruptcy in the Drought-troubled Southwest: What the US and Iran Can Learn from Each Other

    The Conversation Sep 30, 2021

    The 2021 water year ends on Sept. 30, and it was another hot, dry year in the western U.S., with almost the entire region in drought. Reservoirs vital for farms,…

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    Why Businesses Should Care About Nature Loss

    Eco-Business

    Businesses that add value to nature instead of degrading and destroying it could tap into a $10.1 trillion opportunity which could create 395 million jobs by 2030. This is the…

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    Mexican Communities Manage Their Local Forests, Generating Benefits for Humans, Trees and Wildlife

    The Conversation Sep 30, 2021

    The United Nations is preparing to host pivotal conferences in the coming months on two global crises: climate change and biodiversity loss. As experts have pointed out, these issues are…

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    Impact Investing Within the Food Technology World [Audio]

    Causeartist Sep 29, 2021

    In episode 33 of the Investing in Impact podcast, I speak with Michael Pellman Rowland, Partner & Head of Impact Investments at Baseline Wealth Management, on the future of food technology and…

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    Why We Need to Implement Long-term Cleaning Standards for School Districts

    EdSource Sep 29, 2021

    With schools opening for full-time in-person instruction, there has never been more attention paid to the cleanliness of our classrooms and campuses. Disinfecting protocols, air filtration systems and the frequency…

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    How Environmental Injustice in the Bronx Convinced One Student to Organize a Climate Strike

    Chalkbeat

    To Leslie Delgado, the fight against climate change isn’t just an abstract global problem: It’s local and it’s personal. A Bronx native and a high school senior, Delgado has seen…

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    Could Machine Learning Be the Key to Better Plant Conservation?

    Pacific Standard

    If you know the animals in your neighborhood but not the plants, you’re not alone. Scientists have documented nearly 400,000 plant species and expect to identify many more. But unlike…

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    How 1910’s Big Burn Can Help Us Think Smarter About Fighting Wildfires and Living with Fire

    The Conversation Sep 28, 2021

    Over two days in the summer of 1910, wildfires roared across the bone-dry forests of the inland Northwestern U.S., the Rockies, and parts of British Columbia. Whole towns burned. The…

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    Putting Equitable Human Wellbeing First to Cut Emissions

    Futurity Sep 27, 2021

    Letting the ethical theory of utilitarianism guide our responses to greenhouse gas emissions would lead to better outcomes for human development, equity, and the climate, say researchers. The study, published…

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    Can Minority Communities Rely on the Police to Keep Them Safe in an Emergency?

    InsideClimate News

    Widespread protests following the killing of George Floyd on May 25 by a Minneapolis police officer have brought renewed attention to the long legacy of U.S. police brutality—amidst a raging Covid-19 pandemic—the…

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    The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Grip on South Los Angeles

    Grist Sep 27, 2021

    Friday night seemed like any other for residents near Long Beach, California — until they heard what my mom later described to me as a “sonic boom.” Suddenly, family photos…

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