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    Seeking Social Justice Through Renewable Energy Project

    Inhabitat Jan 25, 2018

    Solar power prices have been plummeting in Mexico, which is good news for renewable energy advocates but potentially bad news for indigenous people. Much of the land suited for solar or wind projects are owned…

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    Solar Power Keeps Water Flowing in Malawi

    UNICEF Jan 25, 2018

    To be truly resilient, both infrastructure and communities need to be able to withstand shocks and natural disasters. Kunja village in Malawi not only has a water pump powered by…

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    Divestment From Fossil Fuels Will Benefit Investment Portfolios

    Kristin Hull Jan 24, 2018

    Fossil fuel divestment is one of the major levers at the disposal of citizens and governments to address climate change and accelerate the transition to a clean economy. For many…

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    Mapping the Environmental Impacts of China’s Textile Industry

    Devex International Development Jan 24, 2018

    Some clothing brands have been criticized for subjecting their workers to sweatshop labor. Now, a new map aims to spotlight their environmental impacts too. The IPE Green Supply Chain Map is…

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    Creating Low-Tech Solutions That Reduces Attacks on Displaced People

    Doctors Without Borders Jan 24, 2018

    For the displaced people in camps scattered across northeast Nigeria, protection often ends at the compound gate. Armed groups operate in these areas, waiting to attack the vulnerable when they…

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    Giving Women the Opportunity to Get Outdoors

    DNK Presents Jan 23, 2018

    The path to better mental and physical health might just begin on an actual nature hiking path. As our society becomes more dependent on technology, we find ourselves indoors more…

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    Bringing ‘Truth to Power’ on Climate Change Through Partnerships

    TriplePundit Jan 23, 2018

    In 2006, Al Gore’s film An Inconvenient Truth introduced audiences to the science of climate change, depicted its consequences, and sparked an ongoing debate between the believers and deniers. The film broke…

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    Can Maggots be Part of a Farming Revolution?

    The New Food Economy Jan 20, 2018

    Phil Taylor carefully slides back the corrugated plastic door on his 1,800-square-foot barn, on the outskirts of Boulder, Colorado. He strolls over to a series of wooden shelves housing dozens…

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    Global Risk Report: What Are the Top Global Threats?

    Devex International Development Jan 20, 2018

    A range of environmental risks and cybersecurity threats top the list of concerns in the World Economic Forum’s 2018 Global Risk Report, even as economic issues diminish amid continued growth. While…

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    How This UN Chief Is Making SDGs investable

    ImpactAlpha Jan 19, 2018

    Achim Steiner wants to do for the Sustainable Development Goals what he helped do for renewable energy. But whereas clean energy investments in the last 15 years have grown to…

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    NYC Fossil Fuel Divestment Decision Sets an Example

    TriplePundit Jan 19, 2018

    For a city home to over 8.5 million people of all backgrounds, not to mention a municipal workforce adamant about defending their pension plans, fossil fuel divestment is a risky…

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    What Is On the Table in the Next Federal Farm Bill

    Harvest Public Media Jan 19, 2018

    In the early months of 2018, Congress will map out how it’ll spend upwards of $500 billion on food and farm programs over the next five years. The massive piece…

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