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    Finding Common Ground on Public Lands

    Medium Dec 4, 2017

    The occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge gave Oregonians firsthand experience with the dangers of the “patriot” movement and its mission of seizing America’s public lands to “give them…

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    As Tourism Surges, Creating a More Inclusive and Sustainable Travel Sector Remains a Challenge

    Triple Pundit Nov 30, 2017

    Despite political polarization, fears of terrorism and economic volatility – or perhaps because of it, as people want to get away from it all if they can – global tourism…

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    Not All Carbon Credits are Created Equal

    Triple Pundit Nov 30, 2017

    In the last decade, the markets for carbon offsets have grown tremendously in scope breadth and rigor. Meanwhile, impacts of global warming — from stronger, wetter storms to higher temperatures…

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    Scaling Global Sanitation Necessities

    WASHfunders Nov 28, 2017

    PSI has begun looking at market-based solutions in Benin, Cote D’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Senegal, and India. In India, alone, 524 million people lack access to any kind of toilet. A…

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    Techstars and Nature Conservancy to Launch Sustainability Accelerator

    Impact Alpha Nov 28, 2017

    Mark Tercek of The Nature Conservancy says the effort will identify “potential technology breakthroughs that will accelerate protection of nature at scale,” particularly in food production and water use. Last month,…

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    Norway, Unilever Plan $400million Climate Resilience Fund

    Impact Alpha Nov 28, 2017

    This season’s hurricanes have made the case for climate-resilience investing. Details are sketchy for the new fund, announced at COP23 in Bonn, Germany, but the aim is to back businesses committed to “high…

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    How This Kentucky HS Just Sent Its First Graduate to the Ivy League

    The 74 Nov 27, 2017

    Fairdale High School is a public school in Louisville, Kentucky. About three-quarters of its students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. In 2011, just 20 percent were deemed college- or…

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    Burt’s Bees Cofounder On Why She Gave Away 87,000 Acres In Maine

    Forbes Nov 27, 2017

    Roxanne Quimby went from anti-capitalist to centimillionaire entrepreneur in the span of four decades. “I had renounced the pursuit of capital as a radical 19-year-old in the 1960s,” says Quimby,…

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    The World Bank Now has 3 Poverty Lines. Why Not 3 for Energy?

    Center for Global Development Nov 27, 2017

    The World Bank now has three benchmarks for measuring poverty. The “headline” extreme poverty threshold of $1.90/day will stay, but two new international poverty lines were added for lower middle-income ($3.20/day)…

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    Trillion-dollar Question: How Are World’s Biggest Asset Owners Playing the Risks?

    ImpactAlpha Nov 27, 2017

    No sooner had we recorded the latest episode of ImpactAlpha’s Returns on Investment podcast than Norway’s trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund proposed dropping oil and gas companies from its index and…

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    Wolf Connection: Haven For Animal Lovers In L.A.

    Forbes Nov 24, 2017

    For a major city, Los Angeles offers a wide array of opportunities to bond with nature. And this being L.A. many of these chances come with a unique twist. One…

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    Marilu Hastings Talks Clean Energy In Texas

    The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation Nov 24, 2017

    Texas has a surprising clean-energy policy story to tell, one based on market initiatives and deregulation rather than a government-driven approach, said Marilu Hastings, vice president of sustainability programs at the…

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