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    The Impact of Climate-based Migration on Mental Health

    RAND Corporation Mar 16, 2021

    The Biden administration’s recent executive order calling for a comprehensive report on climate-related migration and for reorganizing the U.S. migration system comes at a critically important time. Across the United States, floods,…

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    How Louisiana Plans to Address Sea-level Rise

    Grist Mar 16, 2021

    Louisiana has never been hard to pinpoint on a map — it’s the only state in the U.S. that looks like a giant boot. At least it did, before the…

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    Building Activism to Address Multiple Crises [Audio]

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    Can we navigate a Just Transition through COVID-19 and the climate crisis? What would it take to make this happen and how can we get started in our communities right…

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    Tucson, Arizona Has Declared a Climate Emergency

    Grist Mar 14, 2021

    It was another scorching summer this year in Tucson, Arizona, the second-hottest city in the United States, where even plants adapted to the desert’s harsh conditions wilted amid record-breaking temperatures…

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    More Long-term Funding is Necessary for Progress on Green Initiatives

    Eco-Business Mar 14, 2021

    Last year, only $368 billion of a $14.6tn budget geared towards Covid-19 recovery measures across the world’s largest 50 countries took into account green recovery initiatives, according to a report…

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    Pollen Can Raise Your Risk of COVID-19 – And the Season is Getting Longer Thanks to Climate Change

    The Conversation Mar 10, 2021

    Exposure to pollen can make you more susceptible to COVID-19, and it isn’t just a problem for people with allergies, new research released March 9 shows. Plant physiologist Lewis Ziska,…

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    10 Years After Fukushima, Safety is Still Nuclear Power’s Greatest Challenge

    The Conversation Mar 9, 2021

    On March 11, 2011, the biggest recorded earthquake in Japanese history hit the country’s northeast coast. It was followed by a tsunami that traveled up to 6 miles (10 kilometers)…

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    Why Companies May Need to Rethink Sustainability Goals Amid a Pandemic

    Eco-Business Mar 8, 2021

    The biggest companies in the Asia Pacific region got worse at reporting their sustainability performance in 2020, and improved in only one area — human rights — according to a…

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    The Oil Industry Says It Might Support a Carbon Tax – Here’s Why That Could Be Good

    The Conversation Mar 8, 2021

    The oil industry’s lobbying arm, the American Petroleum Institute, suggested in a new draft statement that it might support Congress putting a price on carbon emissions to combat climate change,…

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    Addressing Sustainable Development in South Asia

    AVPN Mar 7, 2021

    South Asia’s status as one of the fastest growing emerging economic regions has importantly lifted millions of households out of poverty and sets the region up as a viable hub…

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    How America Can Respond to Climate Change After the Pandemic

    Brookings Mar 6, 2021

    Climate change is one of those rare issues that touches every aspect of our economic, social, and physical security. The United States continues to be one of the planet’s highest-emitting…

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    Texas Demonstrates How Climate Extremes Affect the Grid

    The Conversation Mar 6, 2021

    Pundits and politicians have been quick to point fingers over the debacle in Texas that left millions without power or clean water during February’s deep freeze. Many have blamed the…

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