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    Orange County City Pledges to Lower Lead Exposure

    Grist Sep 25, 2021

    The city council of Santa Ana, the predominantly Latino county seat of Orange County, California,  approved a cutting-edge resolution this month that not only declares a climate emergency, but simultaneously…

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    Long Power Outages After Disasters Aren’t Inevitable – But to Avoid Them, Utilities Need to Think Differently

    The Conversation Sep 24, 2021

    A busy 2021 Atlantic hurricane season is in full swing. The year’s 18th named storm, Sam, has become a hurricane. Meanwhile, some residents in the parts of Louisiana hit hardest…

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    Steps to Curb Plastic Pollution All Around You

    Surfrider Foundation

    This year may in fact be the most important one yet to seriously consider cutting back on plastic. COVID-19 caused a spike in single-use plastic foodware with increased takeout orders,…

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    Environmental Justice Needs More Philanthropic Support

    Alliance Magazine

    Environmental justice is not a single-issue movement – it is impossible for it to be, due to the multiple environmental, social, racial and economic, climate and health issues faced by and in…

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    The Devastating Combination of Pollution and Police Violence

    Grist

    In 2016, University of California professors Julie Sze and Lindsey Dillon published a paper in which they put “environmental justice literature in conversation with critiques of anti-Black police violence, as…

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    How Can Voluntary Carbon Markets Truly Tackle Climate Change?

    Brookings Sep 23, 2021

    Given the number and increasing severity of climate-related events, combating climate change is urgent. Under the auspices of the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat, members of its Conference of Parties…

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    Ocean Cleanup Alone Will Not Solve Plastic Pollution in the Seas

    Eco-Business

    The Ocean Cleanup is a highly touted nonprofit with the ambitious goal of cleaning up 90 percent of the ocean’s plastic. In reality, the initiative’s impact on the world’s floating debris…

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    Major Health Journals Sound Alarm on Climate and Environmental Crises

    Eco-Business Sep 23, 2021

    Two months from now the annual United Nations climate conference will have begun, this year in the Scottish city of Glasgow. Campaign groups are already limbering up for the talks, COP-26,…

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    Philosophical Approach to Modern Problems

    Areo Magazine

    Sentientism has much in common with humanism. Like humanism, it is pro-human rights and focused on our common global humanity. It is anti-sexist, anti-racist, anti-ageist, anti-ableist, anti-nationalistic and anti-LGBTQ+phobic. Both…

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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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