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Climate Science and National Monuments are Under Siege at the Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke has encouraged and overseen an unprecedented attack on climate science and public lands. He should be held accountable.
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Four Takeaways from November’s New York Times Palm Oil Article
In late November, the New York Times Magazine ran an in-depth feature titled Palm Oil Was Supposed to Help Save the Planet. Instead It Unleashed a Catastrophe. Here are four takeaways from the article.
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Reforestation: The critical solution to climate change
Nature knows best and has already provided us with the tools to address and respond to the damage and impacts we have created.
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What does sea level rise mean for life along the coast?
Rising seas put more than 300,000 homes at risk of frequent flooding in the next 30 years.
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Climate Science and National Monuments are Under Siege at the Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke has encouraged and overseen an unprecedented attack on climate science and public lands. He should be held accountable.
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Reforestation: The critical solution to climate change
Nature knows best and has already provided us with the tools to address and respond to the damage and impacts we have created.
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Four Takeaways from November’s New York Times Palm Oil Article
In late November, the New York Times Magazine ran an in-depth feature titled Palm Oil Was Supposed to Help Save the Planet. Instead It Unleashed a Catastrophe. Here are four takeaways from the article.
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What does sea level rise mean for life along the coast?
Rising seas put more than 300,000 homes at risk of frequent flooding in the next 30 years.
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Young voters in Washington are working to pass the country’s first carbon fee
This November, Washington voters have a chance to make history by passing Initiative 1631, a climate policy that would transition the state to clean energy by putting a price on pollution.
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Water missed the main stage at the Global Climate Action Summit. It should be front and center
Water is the blade of climate change that will cut most deeply.
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Pasadena settles NRDC lawsuit with water-saving commitments
NRDC reached a settlement agreement with the City of Pasadena after the city failed to comply with state regulations to prevent excessive water use in new landscapes. Hundreds of cities across California are also non-compliant.
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Australia's iconic koalas in crisis
A perfect storm of threats is putting at risk the survival of koalas in their east coast heartlands, New South Wales and Queensland.
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The climate solutions beneath our feet: Agriculture and soil health
Exploring the role of agriculture in addressing climate change, and a call to action for the development of a carbon market to support it.
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Why Investing in landscape scale restoration makes good business sense
Landscape-scale restoration is among the most powerful, cost-effective and sustainable approaches to building long-term resilience for businesses and communities.
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Protecting forests is crucial to limiting climate change
Effective land management for meeting the Paris climate agreement often means the best option is to leave existing forests intact and to protect or regenerate natural carbon-storing ecosystems.
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Are plastics a major unreported source of greenhouse gas pollution?
Degradation and breakdown of plastic represent a previously unrecognized source of greenhouse gases that are expected to increase—especially as more plastic is produced and accumulated in the environment.
