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    How Climate Philanthropists Can Commit to Climate Justice

    GreenBiz Sep 21, 2021

    As two entrepreneurs of color, we are all too familiar with the pattern of underinvestment for communities of color in the venture capital-funded climate technology sector. Against all odds, we…

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    More Companies Pledge ‘Net-zero’ Emissions to Fight Climate Change, But What Does that Really Mean?

    The Conversation Sep 21, 2021

    You’ll probably hear the term “net-zero emissions” a lot over the coming weeks as government leaders and CEOs, under pressure, talk about how they’ll reduce their countries’ or businesses’ impact…

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    We Use Environmental DNA to Monitor How Human Activities Affect Life in Rivers

    The Conversation Sep 21, 2021

    Rivers, lakes and wetlands cover just 1% of the Earth’s surface but are home to nearly 10% of all species, including fish, mammals, birds, insects and crustaceans. But these rich,…

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    Louisianans’ Way of Life on the Coast is Threatened By the Very Plans Meant to Save their Wetlands

    The Conversation Sep 21, 2021

    Waves of disaster have earned Louisiana a reputation as the place to watch for how climate change will impact coastal areas. Hurricane Ida was merely a punctuation mark in a…

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    Fighting Plastic Pollution With Bags That Dissolve in Water

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Most plastic bags, bottles, and straws are used only once, but take centuries to degrade. Due to mismanaged consumer and industrial waste disposal, much of this material ends up in…

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    The Decline of Coral Reef Capacity Since the 1950s

    Environmental News Network Sep 20, 2021

    The capacity of coral reefs to provide ecosystem services relied on by millions of people worldwide has declined by half since the 1950s, according to a new University of British…

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    China is Financing Infrastructure Projects Around the World – Many Could Harm Nature and Indigenous Communities

    The Conversation Sep 20, 2021

    China is shaping the future of economic development through its Belt and Road Initiative, an ambitious multi-billion-dollar international push to better connect itself to the rest of the world through…

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    Lessons from Colorado’s Methane Reduction

    Brookings Sep 20, 2021

    After languishing for decades as the second banana of climate change behind carbon dioxide, methane appears to be enjoying its 15 minutes of fame—with even more notoriety likely on the…

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    Moving Toward Electric Vehicles Without Harming Disadvantaged Communities

    Urban Institute Sep 20, 2021

    In early August, President Biden signed an executive order setting a target to make 50 percent of all new cars sold in 2030 electric vehicles. This announcement follows a wave of transit…

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    Food Systems as Climate Change Solutions [Audio]

    Food Tank

    On “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg,” Dani talks about how the food system contributes between 21-37 percent of total global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate…

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    The Importance of Helping Women and Girls During Climate Crisis

    Eco-Business

    If you really want to tackle the climate emergency, there’s one simple but often forgotten essential: throw your weight behind schools for girls, and ensure adult women can rely on…

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    Black Bears in Urban Areas Have Cubs Sooner and Are Bigger

    Futurity Sep 19, 2021

    In a new study, researchers found that black bears (Ursus americanus) reproduced at a younger age in urban areas and were nearly twice the size of bears in national forests…

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