How Climate Change, Poverty, and Social Stigma Affect Menstrual Hygiene
Approximately 800 million people are menstruating each day, and climate change greatly impacts period products and the people who need them.
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The New “Climate Comedy Cohort” Brings Together Comedians to Inspire Climate Action
A new community of comedians and climate educators seeks to motivate a broader audience towards climate action by using humor.
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Bonus: Don’t Read About Looney Tunes
Producers Megan Crimmins and Shannon Damiano discuss the children's book "What Is Climate Change" and discuss its message to kids.
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How Do We Teach Young Children About the Climate?
Climate change might be a lot for elementary schoolers, but some environmental science concepts could be fun for these young students!
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