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    Indian Children Have Less Opportunity to Play Outdoors Than Their Parents Had

    Hindustan Times Nov 7, 2017

    Children in India have less opportunities to play outdoors than their parents had as kids, according to a survey in 10 countries which found that over half of children globally…

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    Sustainable Water Solutions for India are Absolutely Necessary

    ImpactAlpha Nov 7, 2017

    India’s water woes are well documented. The news keeps getting worse: Kornik, a town near the border with Tibet, went dry last summer because of reductions in snowfall and unpredictable…

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    Why Donald Trump’s Plan to Bring Back Coal Jobs Won’t Work

    The Aspen Institute Nov 6, 2017

    Coal isn’t coming back, although with real investment in carbon capture and sequestration, it could continue to contribute to a clean energy economy. A decade ago, coal accounted for nearly half…

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    The Next Billion Air Conditioners Could Cool, or Fry, the Planet

    Impact Alpha Nov 6, 2017

    Deadly heat waves are becoming more frequent and more severe, as we reported yesterday. The best way to protect against heat-related deaths is well known: more air conditioning. AC “can…

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    Can We Stop Climate Change by Removing CO2 From the Air? [Video]

    TED Nov 6, 2017

    Could we cure climate change? Geoengineering researcher Tim Kruger wants to try. He shares one promising possibility: using natural gas to generate electricity in a way that takes carbon dioxide…

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    Will the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil Strengthen Requirements for Sustainability?

    Devex International Development Nov 4, 2017

    The palm oil industry has become notorious for its negative impacts on tropical rainforests, indigenous peoples, local communities, workers, and the global climate. For over a decade, global brands and…

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    A New Process for Evaluating Animal-Related Philanthropic Interventions

    Animal Charity Evaluators Nov 4, 2017

    Animal charities employ a wide range of interventions in order to help animals. Despite the many unknowns and the comparative lack of research in this emerging field, ACE seeks to…

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    Preserving Green Space in a Rapidly Growing City

    Giving Compass Nov 3, 2017

    All over Seattle, green space is being threatened by development. The exponential growth of the “Emerald City” – on course to add another 120,000 residents by 2035* – is forcing…

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    Emissions Regulatory Crackdown Following the Volkswagen Scandal

    American Enterprise Insistute Nov 3, 2017

    To say that the on-road emissions of a given vehicle exceed the allowed emissions standard or the emissions measured during dynamometer tests does not mean necessarily that “cheating” is the…

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    Motivation of an Environmental Educator

    Nature Bridge Nov 3, 2017

    Meet 28-year-old Carolyn Harper, an environmental science educator who currently teaches at our campus in Prince William Forest Park on the East Coast. I started taking classes and learning new things that…

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    Clean Cooking is Key to Ending Energy Poverty by 2030

    Impact Alpha Nov 2, 2017

    Between 2000 and 2016, 500 million people gained access to electricity. That pace is expected to continue to 2030. That will still leave 674 million people (compared with 1.1 billion…

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    Louisville is Planting Over 8,000 trees in Hopes of Improving Residents’ Health

    Mashable Nov 2, 2017

    Healthcare doesn’t grow on trees — except perhaps in Louisville, where a $14.5 million research project is testing out that very theory on its residents. The Green Heart project is an…

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