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    Mars pledges $1 billion to tackle climate change

    Impact Alpha Sep 18, 2017

    Plenty of big companies have announced sustainability commitments (and progress) in light of the Paris climate agreement and U.N. Sustainable Development targets. Few have openly put a pricetag on what…

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    It’s a Mistake to Focus Just on Animal Extinctions

    The Atlantic Sep 18, 2017

    Imagine if every animal and plant on the planet collapsed into a single population each, says ecologist Gerardo Ceballos. If lions disappeared except from one small corner of Kenya, the prey…

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    An Inconvenient Time for An Inconvenient Sequel

    The Atlantic Sep 17, 2017

    An Inconvenient Sequel, the follow-up to Al Gore’s blockbuster 2006 global-warming documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, spends a major chunk of its screen time on an intellectual-property deal—one that was imagined, brokered,…

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    Did Climate Change Intensify Hurricane Harvey?

    The Atlantic Sep 15, 2017

    Every so often, the worst-case scenario comes to pass. As of Sunday afternoon, the remnants of Hurricane Harvey seem likely to exceed the worst forecasts that preceded the storm. The…

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    Wildfires May Be More Toxic Than Scientists Thought

    The Atlantic Sep 15, 2017

    Specifically, Huey and his colleagues found that wildfires seem to emit three times as much of the smallest type of particulate matter—PM1, particulate matter less than 1 micrometer thick—as is…

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    The Montreal Protocol and Ozone: 3 Decades Later

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    As Earth Day approaches, it’s an appropriate time to remember environmental successes we’ve had. One such victory was the Montreal Protocol, the first major international environmental agreement of its kind,…

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    This Denim Company Thinks Blue Jeans Can Go Green And Still Be Affordable

    Fast Company Sep 14, 2017

    A year ago, the 28-year-old media company employee invested $3,000 in a West Hollywood-based startup, thanks to recent changes in a federal law that allows people of modest means to…

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    How Animal Charity Evaluators uses Cost-Effectiveness Estimates

    Animal Charity Evaluators Sep 13, 2017

    ACE employs both qualitative and quantitative strategies in our work to identify highly effective ways to help animals. One way that we evaluate interventions or charities quantitatively is by assigning…

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    Create your Personal Plan for Animal Welfare

    Giving Compass Sep 12, 2017

    Animal issues are a vast and diverse group of problems. To have an impact, have a specific focus and an actionable plan.   Animal Welfare Impact Plan Decide on the…

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    Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Can’t Be Blamed on Global Warming

    Cato Institute Sep 12, 2017

    “Harvey Is What Climate Change Looks Like: It’s time to open our eyes and prepare for the world that’s coming.” That August 28 Politico article by Slate weatherman Eric Holthaus was one…

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    Online Resources and Tools for Nonprofits to connect with their audience

    Animal Charity Evaluators Sep 11, 2017

    We are always looking for the most effective ways to connect with our audience, and having the right online tools to communicate our message is essential. There are many resources…

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    These Sharks Light Up in Neon Colors [Video]

    National Geographic Sep 11, 2017

    Researchers studying biofluorescent coral also discovered a shark that reflects certain light, along with a stingray, eel, and other fish. The study, published January 8, used special lighting and camera…

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