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    How to Keep Conservation Policies From Backfiring in a Globally Connected World

    The Conversation Mar 8, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Andrew Frederick Johnson and his colleagues discuss why local sustainability and conservation policies can have a negative trickle effect so they have identified ways to avoid actions…

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    Utilities Are Shifting to Investments in Batteries Instead of New Power Plants to Reduce Costs

    The Conversation Mar 8, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Jeremiah Johnson and Joseph F. DeCarolis report that the sinking costs of renewable energies and related technologies are causing utilities to invest in batteries over new power plants. …

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    5 Ways Life Would Be Better If It Were Always Daylight Saving Time

    The Conversation Mar 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Steve Calandrillo at The Conversation gives 5 reasons why, from sleep to crime, life would be better if it were always daylight savings time as he argues…

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    Grand Canyon National Park Turns 100: How a Place Once Called ‘Valueless’ Became Grand

    The Conversation Mar 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Stephen Pyne at The Conversation takes a look back at the history of the Grand Canyon National Park, how it came to be, the great impact it…

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    Florida Bill Would Suspend Plastic Straw Bans Until 2024

    The Guardian Mar 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Florida is under fire for having a bill under consideration by lawmakers that would would place a five year suspension on municipalities’ banning of plastic straws. •…

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    What Happened to the Serengeti’s Wild Dogs?

    Pacific Standard Mar 5, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • It was popularly believed that poor care and handling was the reason all African wild dogs disappeared from the Serengeti National Park back in 1991, however,…

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    Global Neglect of Humanitarian Crises Caused by Climate Change

    Global Citizen Mar 5, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Erica Sanchez and Leah Rodriguez report that humanitarian crises caused by climate change primarily impact low-income countries and receive little global attention.  • How can funders work to…

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    The Climate Change Candidate Running in 2020

    Mashable Mar 5, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Marcus Gilmer reports that Washington governor Jay Inslee is seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 2020, positioning himself as the climate change candidate.  • How do…

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    Understanding the Cancer Risks of Air Pollution

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Rachel Tompa explains the cancer risks caused by air pollution, which is more likely to impact poor, marginalized communities.  • How can funders work to reduce…

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    An Economist’s Take on the Poland Climate Conference

    The Conversation Mar 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Robert Stavins, professor of Business and Government at Harvard, writes his opinion on the Poland Climate Conference that took place late last year, what he believes was…

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    Green Spaces and their Health Benefits

    Time Mar 3, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • In this story from Time, author Jamie Ducharme discusses recent research which suggests that spending time outside, particular in green spaces, offers numerous physical and mental…

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    Rethinking the Climate Change Denier Label

    The Conversation Mar 2, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Chui-Ling Tam explains how labeling people “climate change deniers” is counterproductive to climate change goals. Meeting people where they are and understanding their local context is key. …

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