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    Report Indicates Staggering Amount of Environmental Defenders Killed in 2020

    Aljazeera Sep 14, 2021

    Colombia is the world’s most dangerous country for environmental defenders, a report published on Monday by Global Witness, an international human rights group, highlighted. For the second year in a…

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    How Cities Can Prepare for Future Flooding

    Grist Sep 14, 2021

    After Superstorm Sandy hit New York in 2012, the city and state spent billions recovering from the storm and building new storm surge protections for its subway system. Seven years after the storm, a…

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    Pew’s Global Survey of Climate Attitudes Finds Promising Trends But Deep Divides

    The Conversation Sep 14, 2021

    People’s views about climate change, from how worried they are about it affecting them to how willing they are to do something about it, have shifted in developed countries around…

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    Is Organic Farming Really Better for the Environment?

    Our World in Data

    As the total global population continues to rise and economic growth drives a transition towards more resource-intensive diets, a growing number of consumers are concerned with how to reduce the environmental impact of…

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    The Disastrous Effects of Wildfires Burning Higher Into the Mountains

    The Conversation Sep 13, 2021

    The Western U.S. is experiencing another severe fire season, and a recent study shows that even high mountain areas once considered too wet to burn are at increasing risk as…

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    U.S. Air Pollution Has Increased Death Rate

    Vox

    Air pollution was responsible for 9,700 more deaths in 2018 than it was in 2016, according to a new paper by economists at Carnegie Mellon. The researchers, Karen Clay and Nicholas…

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    Incentivizing an Equitable Transition to Clean Energy

    RAND Corporation Sep 12, 2021

    The past two years have witnessed increasingly vocal calls for rapid decarbonization of the global economy through a clean energy transition. A growing list of multibillion-dollar climate disasters in the…

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    How AI Is Counting Animals to Help Save Them

    National Geographic

    San Diego Zoo’s Jenna Stacy-Dawes knows all too well the urgency of her research. Reticulated giraffes across the regions in northern Kenya that she studies have declined up to 70…

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    According to a New Study, 90% of Coal Must Remain Buried

    Grist Sep 11, 2021

    To achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, countries will likely need to set hard limits on the extraction of fossil fuels in addition to supporting the deployment of clean…

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    Nitrogen Waste and Pollution

    GreenBiz Sep 10, 2021

    Nitrogen use efficiency, an indicator that describes how much fertilizer reaches a harvested crop, has decreased by 22 percent since 1961, according to new findings by an international group of…

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    Biden’s Proposed Tenfold Increase in Solar Power Would Remake the US Electricity System

    The Conversation Sep 10, 2021

    President Joe Biden has called for major clean energy investments as a way to curb climate change and generate jobs. On Sept. 8, 2021, the White House released a report…

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    How the New Deal Helped Seed the Modern Environmental Movement

    The Conversation

    Eighty-five years ago, on April 5, 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order allocating US$10 million for “Emergency Conservation Work.” This step launched one of the New Deal’s…

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