No, the 1.5°C Climate Target Is Not Dead
COP27's conclusion did not include India's proposal for a phase down of fossil fuels, but there is still a chance for optimism and hope.
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How Does the World Bank Fit Into the...
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Screw Climate Change. We Ranked the Bananas.
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Organic and Fair Trade Certifications: What Are the...
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Asthma: Air Pollution Is Disproportionately Harming Marginalized Communities
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5 Little Known Facts About the Paris Agreement....
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What We’re Getting Wrong About Natural Resources
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How Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest Responded...
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Mercury: The “Mad Hatter” Chemical Still Persists in...
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Quiz: How Many Mice Are in Your Walls?
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How Does North Dakota Overcome Their Oil Woes?
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The Cannabis Industry Consumes Over 1% Of Total...
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What Comes Next for Fracking in Louisiana?
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Mosquitoes: How Climate Change Increases Populations of the...
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Could Capturing Carbon Help Combat Climate Change?
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Can You Spot the Differences? Lab Grown Meat...
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Wearing a Blindfold and Four Other Ways Oil...
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Oceans Take Center Stage in Recent Climate Conversations
Experts and government leaders share their concerns and hopes for ocean policy at a Society for Environmental Journalists webinar.
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5 Ways Mona Lisa Was a Climate Activist
Last week, a martyr for the climate cause snuck into the Louvre dressed as an old woman and threw cake at the Mona Lisa. While...
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Where Does the G7 Stand on Oil and Gas?
The G7's latest climate agreement could shift about 33 billion dollars per year from fossil fuels to clean energy sources.
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Let’s Deal with Climate Change Later? That’s a Big Risk.
The world is on the brink of 1.5°C of global warming. Unfettered oil and gas development isn't a viable climate strategy.
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Annual Average Temperatures Aren’t the Best Climate Change Indicator
A blip over 1.5°C in a single year does not mean we failed our goals, and year-to-year averages are not necessarily measuring climate change.
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