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Amid all the sobering stories and projections about climate change in the news lately, we have some upbeat news to share. Our hard work is having a BIG impact.
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A new Congress means shifting politics and priorities. Here’s what multifamily will be focused on in the year ahead.
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The Paris Agreement was forged in a spirit of unified commitment. Now world leaders must determine how to quantify the obligation to aid developing nations in an energy transition.
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Twenty years ago, observers worried that apathy was the biggest threat to the American psyche. Today, that seems quaint. How can Americans turn off the outrage machine that urges them to get angry about . . . well, everything?
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The Tatiana Bilbao–organized show uses student work, Iwan Baan photography, and maps to present multitudinous—though sometimes blurry—visions for the contentious region.
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91 projects across the country will receive support for road, rail, transit, and port infrastructure projects.
read moreWall Street, Banks and Angry C...
As we head into 2019, leaving the chaos of this year behind, a major question remains unanswered when it comes to the state of Main Street, not just here but across the planet.
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Global team of scientists find ecosystem below earth that is twice the size of world’s oceans
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As members of the Kennedy household have a lengthy background of working to resolve ecological, political, and even social problems prior to them becoming a common concern, it should come as no surprise that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has stepped up again.
read moreThe Planet Has Seen Sudden War...
In some ways, the planet’s worst mass extinction — 250 million years ago, at the end of the Permian Period — may parallel climate change today.
read moreDemonstrators at UN Climate Su...
Thousands of climate activists marched here in Katowice, Poland, on Saturday, calling for world leaders to do more to keep rising greenhouse gas emissions in check. It was the only permitted protest during the 2-week UN climate talks.
read moreA Natural Path for U.S. Climat...
The country could mitigate a fifth of its carbon emissions through natural solutions.
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Wrapping beautiful presents for the holidays can create a lot of trash, thanks to all of the paper, bags, bows and ribbons.
read moreL.A.’s efforts to solve ...
Nearly every community in Los Angeles has been touched by the profound moral and humanitarian crisis of homelessness.
read moreHarvard Opens Snøhetta-Designe...
Dubbed HouseZero, the building uses data-collecting sensors, passive ventilation, low embodied energy materials, and geothermal wells, among other strategies.
read moreGlobal Arts Corps
From Rwanda to Kosovo, Cambodia to the North of Ireland, Global Arts Corps has used the transformative power of theatre to bring together people from opposite sides of violent conflict, unrest and war in 17 countries on 4 continents…
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Washington – U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is leading a campaign to determine whether new “5G” wireless technology is safe and is asking the federal government for proof the cutting edge radiofrequency does not pose health risks – including cancer.
read moreThe New Internet Police Protec...
Before the Internet was launched in 1992, our thoughts, values and beliefs were informed by our family and friends and by the books, magazines and newspapers we read and by what we heard on radio and saw on television.
read moreIn the Face of Extinction, We ...
Researching and writing about the impacts of runaway climate change, as I’ve been doing now for too many years, I’ve watched several patterns recur.
read moreA Photographer Uses a Drone to...
Johnny Miller is a documentary photographer and filmmaker who has always highlighted urban, cultural, and social issues in his works.
read moreAn Unthinkable, Inevitable Res...
Resilient design can’t save every human settlement from wildfires, drought, flooding, and other anthropogenic natural disasters. In some cases, we will have to consider retreat.
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A study conducted by The Yale Program on Climate Communication has determined that only 21% of all Americans are actively doing something to address Climate Change in their everyday lives…
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There are five things each of us can do to recover a saner image of who we are, whether we think of ourselves as peace activists or not.
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Recycling is an easy cop-out for governments and large corporations, but the truth is that we have to take very different action if we want to stop irreversibly poisoning the planet
read moreA Conspiracy No More: US Gover...
Wednesday marked the first time that the U.S. government openly acknowledged and discussed the reality of chemtrails — or as they and their ilk call it, “geoengineering.”
read moreOceans Highlighted in Dire Whi...
Last week, the White House released the Fourth National Climate Assessment, a dire warning on climate change risks and impacts across the U.S.
read moreStudents at every grade need t...
The National Climate Assessment, released the day after Thanksgiving, offers motivation and opportunity to bring climate topics into the classroom at every grade level.
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