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    How This City Instituted a Youth Council for Climate Change

    The 74 Mar 5, 2022

    In June, with representatives from Montreal to Guadalajara in attendance, the city of San Antonio, Texas officially opened its new North American Friendship Garden. A thriving green space to celebrate…

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    How to Ensure Buildings Are Part of Climate Solutions

    Smart Cities Dive Mar 5, 2022

    Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions don’t adhere to jurisdictional borders and neither does COVID-19. Both these challenges require global collaboration—and rethinking our built environment offers a way to address both simultaneously.…

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    Reimagining Farmlands with Sustainability in Mind

    The Counter Mar 4, 2022

    From above, California’s San Joaquin Valley spills out of the Sierra Nevada in a checkerboard of earth-toned farmland. It’s some of the most valuable land in the world; every year,…

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    A Place for the Wild Ones: The Southern Plains Land Trust’s Refuges for Prairie Wildlife

    Animal Grantmakers Mar 3, 2022

    Prairie wildlife is often stuck between a rock and a hard place. In urban areas, their habitat – and sometimes the animals themselves – are cleared out to make way…

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    The Process of Phasing Out Single-use Plastics

    Food Tank Mar 3, 2022

    The Zero Waste Campaign by One Step Closer (OSC) is working to inspire companies and consumers to reduce and eliminate single use plastics from products, packaging, and personal lives. The campaign features an action…

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    How Businesses Can Make Headway on Addressing Deforestation

    GreenBiz Mar 1, 2022

    Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon hit an historic high for January with rates nearly five times higher than they were in January 2021. The news is a continuation of a troubling, decade-long…

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    The Deluge of Plastic Pollution Could Become Irreversible

    Eco-Business

    European researchers have warned that the wave of pollution engulfing the globe could be nearing a tipping point. The waste plastic deluge could become an irreversible crisis. Somewhere between 9 and…

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    How Would Eradicating Extreme Poverty Impact Emissions?

    Eco-Business Feb 28, 2022

    The study, published in Nature Sustainability, highlights the global inequality in emissions between people in rich and poor countries. For example, it finds that the average carbon footprint of a person…

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    The Danger of Fossil Fuel Pollution

    Global Citizen

    Smoking kills 8 million people a year. Strokes, 5 million. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, 2.3 million have died globally. But a new report has highlighted that there’s a cause of death that exceeds all of…

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    Marginalized Groups Suffer Most From Plastic Pollution

    Eco-Business

    The report, entitled, Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Plastic Pollution, was produced by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) together with the grassroots environmental group, Azul. The findings aim to empower communities…

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    A Path To Clean Air in Major Cities Around the Globe

    Vox Feb 26, 2022

    The atmosphere has changed in Beijing since the Chinese capital’s last Olympics in 2008. While the Summer Games 14 years ago were meant to be a forward-looking celebration of China taking its…

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    Tackling Heat Resilience Through Inclusion Strategies and Governance [Video]

    Shareable Feb 25, 2022

    Extreme heat is already the deadliest climate and weather-related hazard in the United States and cities are getting hotter because of climate change and the urban heat island effect. Communities…

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