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Monthly Archives: October 2017
UN warns of ‘unacceptable’ greenhouse gas emissions gap | Environment | The Guardian
Source: UN warns of ‘unacceptable’ greenhouse gas emissions gap | Environment | The Guardian
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Climate change isn’t just hurting the planet – it’s a public health emergency | Christiana Figueres | Opinion | The Guardian
Source: Climate change isn’t just hurting the planet – it’s a public health emergency | Christiana Figueres | Opinion | The Guardian
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Creators of ′Green Belt′ project win German Environmental Prize | News | DW | 29.10.2017
Visionaries who devised the idea of turning Cold War no-man’s-land into a wildlife refuge have won Germany’s Environment Prize. The creators of a super-low-energy electrical motor have also been honored. Source: Creators of ′Green Belt′ project win German Environmental Prize … Continue reading
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New and Existing pre-2020 Climate Policies Need to Be Scaled up for Paris Goals | UNFCCC
Source: New and Existing pre-2020 Climate Policies Need to Be Scaled up for Paris Goals | UNFCCC
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Pollution kills more people than wars, obesity, smoking, malnutrition – Business Insider
A new study finds the only things more deadly to humans than pollution are ‘dietary risk factors’ and hypertension. Source: Pollution kills more people than wars, obesity, smoking, malnutrition – Business Insider
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How to Keep the Lights On After a Hurricane – The New York Times
Source: How to Keep the Lights On After a Hurricane – The New York Times
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How the U.S. Might Fulfill Its Paris Pledge Without the White House
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Regreening the planet could cut as much carbon as halting oil use – report | Environment | The Guardian
Source: Regreening the planet could cut as much carbon as halting oil use – report | Environment | The Guardian
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The world is going slow on coal, but misinformation is distorting the facts | Environment | The Guardian
Source: The world is going slow on coal, but misinformation is distorting the facts | Environment | The Guardian
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Development, human rights, environment — ‘water is at the heart of all of it’ | Global Sisters Report
Wielding their power as shareholders to challenge corporations, women religious are teaming up with each other and with other faith groups to ensure companies are water-conscious in their corporate practices. “If one person is speaking to a company, that’s one thing. … Continue reading
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