Monthly Archives: April 2021

Source: Net zero: the story of the target that will shape our future

IF YOU WANT REAL HOPE, LOOK HERE Source: The Climate Crisis Newsletter Earth Week has come and gone, leaving behind an ankle-deep and green-tinted drift of reports, press releases, and earnest promises from C.E.O.s and premiers alike that they are … Continue reading →

Source: Plant a Tree This Arbor Day | Sierra Club

The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Global Youth Summit brought together thousands of young people to amplify the voices of youth in conservation Source: Youth Demand Action on Nature, Following IUCN’s First-Ever Global Youth Summit

Source: Biden’s First 100 Days of Climate Crisis | The New Republic

Source: Element5 CLT Factory Opens In Ontario, Gets FSC Certification The province of Ontario has a big lumber industry, much of which gets chopped into 2x4s or mashed into pulp, while everyone watched the Austrians turn their trees into high-value … Continue reading →

Source: PM2.5 polluters disproportionately and systemically affect people of color in the United States | Science Advances RESEARCH ARTICLESCIENCE POLICY PM2.5 polluters disproportionately and systemically affect people of color in the United States View ORCID ProfileChristopher W. Tessum1,*,  View ORCID ProfileDavid … Continue reading →

Source: People of Color Are Exposed to More Pollution – The New York Times

Source: A Step Forward for Palermo’s Trafficking Protocol, This Time Integrating Frontier Technology — Yale Journal of International Affairs

Source: A New Study Shows Why California’s Fracking Ban Is Just the Start | The New Republic California Governor Gavin Newsom said last Friday his state will stop issuing new permits for fracking in 2024. The embattled governor—likely facing a recall election this fall—also directed … Continue reading →