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    COP Was Pushed Because of COVID-19. What Did We Lose?

    Brookings Oct 30, 2020

    COVID-19 has led to the postponement of next month’s annual Conference of the Parties (COP) to November 2021. A year without a COP has people asking: What will the impact be…

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    United to End Water Poverty and Plastic Pollution

    The Rockefeller Foundation

    Bottled water is a big and growing business. Global consumers are expected to buy over 550 billion liters of packaged water annually by 2020 with a value of over USD…

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    Science Shows That Declining Environment Will Kill Millions Each Year

    Global Citizen

    From stronger heat waves to new vectors for disease transmission to worsening freshwater pollution, the health threats associated with environmental degradation are vast, according to the United Nations’ sixth Global…

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    A Plan for Net-Zero Emissions Future in Latin America

    Food Tank Oct 29, 2020

    A recently published report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) looks at the impact of a net-zero economy in Latin America and the Caribbean…

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    Why the Arctic Freeze is Unseasonably Late

    The Conversation Oct 29, 2020

    With the setting of the sun and the onset of polar darkness, the Arctic Ocean would normally be crusted with sea ice along the Siberian coast by now. But this…

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    How School Leaders Can Use Climate Data to Increase Student Agency [Video]

    The Aspen Institute Oct 29, 2020

    Join school leaders, system leaders, and experts from the field in a discussion about how school leaders can use climate data to increase student agency and equity, even in virtual…

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    Sustainable Farming Is Not One Size Fits All

    Food Tank

    Jennie Schmidt wears many hats within the agriculture industry as a farmer and volunteer with numerous organizations within her community. Schmidt holds numerous leadership roles in community organizations, proudly serving as the…

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    The Next Phase of Business Sustainability

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Business sustainability has come a long way. From the dawn of the modern environmental movement and the establishment of environmental regulations in the 1970s, it has become a strategic concern…

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    How COVID-19 Is Helping Usher in Equitable and Participatory Transit Planning

    Grist Oct 28, 2020

    As a transportation advocate, it’s weird to work from home. At the beginning of this year, I would hop on the 5 Fulton bus or ride my bike down car-free Market…

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    Can Behavioral Science Make our Food Choices More Sustainable?

    Food Tank

    Food choices can have a big impact on the environment—research done by the journal Food Policy indicates that 16 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States come from food spending alone. Public…

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    A Technological Tool for Local and Global Problem-Solving [Audio]

    B the Change

    Jack Dangermond, president of Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI), is recognized as a pioneer in spatial analysis methods and one of the founding fathers of geographic information system (GIS) technology. Considered…

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    Fighting Climate Change Through Active Mobility

    Shareable Oct 28, 2020

    Kirsten Wilkens admires places like Paris, where bike lanes have sprung up in response to COVID-19. And Milan, with its expansive piazza that affords people the luxury of space and…

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