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    Why Young Climate Activists Want Us to Try to Restore the Climate

    Grist Dec 11, 2020

    Disagreements about how to tackle the climate crisis abound, but in 2020, it seemed much of the world finally reached consensus about at least one thing: getting to net-zero by…

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    Key Findings from Proliferating Mini-grid Incentive Programs

    Brookings Dec 11, 2020

    Afew years ago, least-cost electrification models began pointing to an exciting possibility: solar and solar-diesel hybrid mini-grids could be the cheapest way to deliver reliable, on-demand electricity for hundreds of…

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    A Perfect Storm of Factors Is Making Wildfires Bigger and Harder to Control

    The Conversation

    Hopes for fewer large wildfires in 2018, after last year’s disastrous fire season, are rapidly disappearing across the West. Six deaths have been reported in Northern California’s Carr Fire, including…

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    The Problems with the National Flood Insurance Program

    Yale Environment 360 Dec 10, 2020

    Today, the NFIP is effectively bankrupt. It owes the U.S. Treasury nearly $25 billion – money it borrowed from federal taxpayers to cover its obligations in Sandy, Katrina (2005), and…

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    Five Years After Paris: How Countries’ Climate Policies Match Up to Their Promises

    The Conversation Dec 10, 2020

    This month marks the fifth anniversary of the Paris climate agreement – the commitment by almost every country to try to keep global warming well below 2 degrees Celsius. It’s…

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    Practicing Harm Reduction and Building Collective Communities in the Wake of Disasters [Audio]

    Shareable Dec 9, 2020

    Over the course of producing three seasons of The Response podcast, we’ve explored how natural hazards and other disruptions disproportionately impact marginalized communities at length. But one population we haven’t discussed before…

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    Investments in Cities Can Help Drive Progress in Green Recovery Amid COVID-19

    Smart Cities Dive Dec 9, 2020

    Cities can play a critical role in advancing U.S. recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic by promoting green and equitable infrastructure projects, according to a new report from the Rocky Mountain…

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    World Hunger has Risen for Three Straight Years, and Climate Change is a Cause

    The Conversation

    World hunger rose for a third consecutive year in 2017, according to the United Nations’ annual food security report. The total number of people who face chronic food deprivation has…

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    Farmers Combatting Effects of Climate Change That Impact Migratory Water Birds

    Inside Climate News Dec 8, 2020

    On a warm, sunny afternoon in late November, Roger Cornwell stopped his pickup near the edge of a harvested rice field to avoid spooking a great blue heron standing still…

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    The Dangers of Vietnam’s Wildlife Trade

    Eco-Business Dec 8, 2020

    The Covid-19 pandemic has made it clear that when coronaviruses leap from wild animals to humans, the results can be devastating. A new study from Vietnam provides new insights about…

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    How Much Can Dietary Changes and Food Production Practices Help Mitigate Climate Change?

    Pacific Standard

    The International Panel on Climate Change, the United Nations body for assessing scientific research related to climate change, released a Summary for Policymakers of the Special Report on Climate Change…

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    Extinction Risks From Climate Change

    Futurity

    To predict the fate of species, ecologists use climatic models that consider individual species in isolation. This type of model, however, overlooks the fact that species are part of a…

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