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    How Are Green Climate Funds Different From Development Funds?

    Devex International Development Jan 12, 2018

    Climate change funds separate climate from development largely because the international community has already set aside a certain amount of money for development. Though the amount is rarely delivered on,…

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    Why Recycling Could Increase After China Bans Imported Recyclables

    TriplePundit Jan 12, 2018

    Last fall the Peoples’ Republic of China sent the U.S. recycling marketplace on its ear, by announcing a phased-in ban on scrap imports. As with many challenges, though, the recycling ban…

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    Partnering for Sustainable Sporting Events

    GOOD Sports Jan 11, 2018

    Vans and Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii teamed up to implement a comprehensive sustainability initiative during the period of the Vans Triple Crown, a three-event series held at the iconic surf breaks Haleiwa, Sunset,…

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    When Humans War, Animals Die

    The Atlantic Jan 11, 2018

    In 1977, two years after declaring independence from Portugal, Mozambique erupted into civil war. Over the next 15 years, the violent conflict claimed at least a million lives—and that was…

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    Conservationists As Project Developers: Show Them the Money

    ImpactAlpha Jan 11, 2018

    More than $3 billion in committed capital that has already been raised for investments in food and agriculture, habitat protection, clean water initiatives and other conservation projects was sitting on…

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    Indigenous Women Occupy Washington State Capitol Over Climate Change

    Al Jazeera Jan 11, 2018

    Sitting in a tarpee erected outside the Capitol Building in the US state of Washington, seven Indigenous women and their supporters have vowed to stay put. They will stay until they are…

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    How to Address the Biggest Risks for Human Extinction

    80000 Hours Jan 11, 2018

    Each time we discover a new technology, most of the time it yields huge benefits. But there’s also a chance we discover a technology with more destructive power than we…

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    Urban Flooding: How Pittsburgh Land Use Would React To Houston-Like Flooding

    WESA Jan 8, 2018

    Pittsburgh is unlikely to see the 20 inches of rainfall in two days that Houston experienced. But Kyle Siler-Evans, an engineer at the Rand Corporation, said the region’s hills and valleys…

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    Conservation Easements: Why Environmentalists Need to Pay Attention

    Brookings Jan 7, 2018

    In May of this year, I documented an increase in tax sheltering activity that should trouble anyone dedicated to conservation: tax-shelter promoters and some landowners are abusing a tax deduction intended…

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    Pollution in Delhi is the Worst in the World

    Brookings Jan 7, 2018

    Delhi, India, which is experiencing some of the worst air pollution it has ever seen. Very fine particulate matter, known as PM2.5—for the particle size in microns—is the most dangerous…

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    Animal Charity Evaluators 2017 Charity Comparison Chart

    Animal Charity Evaluators Jan 7, 2018

    In 2016, we wanted to introduce a way for members of our audience interested in exploring all of our recommended charities to quickly compare them, and identify those that particularly…

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    Can the World Ever Trust U.S. Again on Climate Agreements?

    Climate Home Jan 6, 2018

    The fact is, the US has always been an unreliable world citizen when it comes to climate change diplomacy. We have always been extremely demanding, with exceedingly small “win sets” available for…

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