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  • Geoengineering Sounds Like a Quick Climate Fix, but Without More Research and Guardrails, it’s a Costly Gamble

    The Conversation Aug 22, 2023

    Some geoengineering techniques are better understood than others. The US is investing in capturing carbon dioxide from the air, but ideas to block the Sun’s rays are raising big concerns.

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  • The Harmful Effects of Wildfire and Agricultural Air Pollution on Cognitive Brain Health

    Futurity Aug 21, 2023

    Wildfires and agriculture and farming emissions may be the top sources of air pollution linked to increased risk of dementia, research finds.

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  • Finding the Source of Ocean Plastic Pollution

    Grist Aug 20, 2023

    On an overcast Saturday in Seattle, a group of volunteers combs a small section of the beach at Golden Gardens Park for trash. With 5-gallon buckets in hand, they slowly…

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  • Innovations to Cut Emissions in the Shipping Industry

    The Conversation Aug 20, 2023

    Ships carry more than 80% of world trade, and they rely heavily on some of the least environmentally friendly transportation fuels available. There are no cheap, widely available solutions that…

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  • Winning on Climate Change: How Philanthropy Can Spur Major Progress over the Next Decade

    The Bridgespan Group Aug 20, 2023

    Fires are burning, storms raging, and communities suffering through “once-in-a-century” heat waves across the globe. So it may seem odd to talk about winning on climate change. “We are in…

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  • Looking at New Models for Clean Water Access in Developing Countries

    Futurity Aug 20, 2023

    771 million people lacked access to clean drinking water in 2020. Community collaboration can help pick optimal spots for new water projects.

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  • Why We’re Becoming More and More Dependent on Groundwater

    The Conversation Aug 19, 2023

    Communities that rely on the Colorado River are facing a water crisis. Lake Mead, the river’s largest reservoir, has fallen to levels not seen since it was created by the…

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  • How Public Transport Can Serve People and the Climate

    GreenBiz Aug 19, 2023

    The coronavirus pandemic hit public transport hard. Global ridership tanked initially by as much as 80 percent, and transit was still at around just 20 percent of pre-pandemic ridership at the end…

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  • Lessons for Global City Leaders Fighting Climate Change

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 19, 2023

    From the front lines of climate change and health inequities, city leaders are collaborating on solutions and learning from one another how best to rise and meet these challenges.

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  • How Environmental and Tribal Sustainability Are Linked

    YES! Magazine Aug 19, 2023

    The Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin’s successful logging operation follows one rule: Let the healthy trees keep growing.

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  • How to Address Poor Air Quality Workers Are Facing in India

    India Development Review Aug 18, 2023

    Security guards, safai karamcharis, and waste pickers who spend a majority of their work hours outdoors are at a higher risk of lung diseases. Here’s how this can be addressed.

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  • The Jackson, Mississippi, Water Crisis is Not Over

    Grist Aug 18, 2023

    Residents in Jackson filed an emergency petition with the Environmental Protection Agency last week, requesting relief from an ongoing water crisis.

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