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Last weekend, more than 75,000 protesters gathered in New York City for the March to End Fossil Fuels, which marked the beginning of Climate Week NYC, where world leaders gathered for a U.N. summit. Taking a page from the March…
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As the world continues to face one climate emergency after another, it has become critical for companies to meet climate action goals set through international agreements. This is a very challenging task for companies, but help is out there when…
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As of August 28th, there have been 4,936 wildfires in California so far this year. The most devastating wildfire in recent history was in 2018, where the town of Paradise, California was burned to the ground and caused 85 deaths.…
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It’s certainly obvious that today’s climate crisis is real. From massive heat waves to hurricanes in California to deadly wildfires on a scale we have never seen before, we are clearly at a tipping point. You would think that everyone…
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Earlier this summer, we published a story about 16 kids from Montana who were suing the state over its contribution to climate change. At this time, the AP stated that a favorable decision could be used to bolster climate change…
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When one thinks of drone usage, often law enforcement, commercial photography, and even military applications come to mind. However, drones have also been emerging in today’s urgent climate change fight. For example, a drone-based ice-penetrating radar system is being used…
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Fortunately, human beings are very resilient in the face of adversity, especially when it comes to developing innovations that tackle real problems. In the fight against climate change, we have seen new advances in biotechnology, Clean Technology, as well as…
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Today, the impact of climate change has stretched to well beyond our daily lives. It has infiltrated our subconscious minds. According to a recent study, more than a third of Americans have dreamt about climate change at least once in…
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Despite an international ban that was put into place in 1986, Japan, Norway and Iceland killed 1,284 whales worldwide in 2021, with 881 of them being for commercial purposes. Since 1986, these countries have killed nearly 40,000 large whales. While…
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According to the Yale Climate Opinion Map, 72 percent of Americans believe that climate change is happening, and 57 percent believe is being caused by human activity. In addition, a 2022 Politico survey found that 97 percent of left-leaning voters…
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