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    Three Challenges of Urban Governance That Affect Climate Action

    Overseas Development Institute Feb 6, 2018

    This week in Cape Town, the resilience of Africa’s cities to climate change is a key topic at the African Centre for Cities International Urban Conference. Over the last few…

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    Nike Is Taking The Lead When It Comes To Renewable Energy

    Triple Pundit Feb 6, 2018

    Among the companies jumping on the RE100 bandwagon is Nike, which two years ago made a pledge to run 100 percent on renewables by 2025. Recently the footwear and athletic apparel company has announced…

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    These Pro Athletes Are Raising Money To Bring Solar Power To Puerto Rico

    Fast Company Feb 6, 2018

    Four months after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, around 450,000 people still lack power, and the local electric utility – which is on track to run out of money by…

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    Pension Funds To Companies: Act On Climate Change Now

    ImpactAlpha Feb 2, 2018

    It’s been easy for some corporations to reach for reasons not to act on climate change, or at least not to tell anybody what they’re doing. Not anymore. At first…

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    Pediatrician Tries to Connect Children to Nature

    Children & Nature Network Feb 2, 2018

    When I started in pediatric practice over 30 years ago, the wellness movement for adults was a new fad. I was hopeful that parents would pay more attention to their…

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    Americans Are Saving Energy By Staying Home

    The Conversation Feb 2, 2018

    Information and communication technologies are radically transforming modern lifestyles. They are redefining our concept of “space” by turning homes and coffee shops into workspaces. (This article was written in a…

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    Global Use Of Mosquito Nets For Fishing Is Potential Threat to Humans and Nature

    My Social Good News Feb 1, 2018

    Mosquito nets distributed to combat malaria in developing tropical countries are being routinely used for fishing instead, according to the first-ever attempt to gauge the international scale of a practice…

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    Travel Backpack Made Using 23 Recycled Plastic Bottles

    Causeartist Jan 31, 2018

    Meet 8hz, a new ethical brand dedicated to making products with fabric created from plastic bottles. The whole idea started when Mateo Neri, CEO of 8hz, was doing a large…

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    Can States Deliver On Climate Promises?

    Brookings Jan 31, 2018

    One of the great challenges in climate policy remains translation of lofty pledges and proclamations into actual policy that is subsequently launched, proves sustainable over time, and ultimately delivers on…

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    Impact Investing in Small Farmer’s Needs and Finances

    ImpactAlpha Jan 30, 2018

    Peter Makasi’s crop yields were small, and the family often had to ration food to survive until the next harvest. He knew his land could be more productive, and that…

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    World Bank Phases Out Support of Fossil Fuels

    The Conversation Jan 30, 2018

    The World Bank, which provides developing countries about US$60 billion a year in financial assistance, is officially phasing out its support for the oil and gas industries. This move brings its actions more in sync with…

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    March for Science: How We Can Make A Difference

    Triple Pundit Jan 29, 2018

    Today, science is helping us conquer challenges that were likely never envisaged by Aristotle or the Babylonians. It’s given us the means to build airplanes, but it’s also given us…

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