Who Pays the Bill for Climate Change?
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Europe Is Wrong to Blame the U.S. for Its Energy Problems
Finally, European leaders fear the Inflation Reduction Act will disadvantage European companies. To qualify for the tax incentives, clean energy products often must be made in the United States or, in some cases, neighboring or ally nations. For example, the…
Prescription foods: Healthy feeding towards a better future
How an organic farm and a nonprofit health coalition in Cortland, NY are partnering to implement a system of prescription foods to serve people with low incomes in their community.
Health Ministry: Climate Change Sending More Israelis to Hospital – Israel News – Haaretz
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3 UK Universities Ban Fossil Fuel Companies From Recruiting on Campus
Three more UK universities have answered the call to ban fossil fuel companies from recruiting on campus. Following the launch of a student-led campaign, the University of Bedfordshire, University of the Arts London and Wrexham Glyndwr University all said that their career services would end all relationships with recruiters from the oil, gas and mining […]
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Weird and Wonderful Discoveries of New Deep Sea Fish Below Australia’s Ancient Underwater Volcanoes
A recent deep-sea expedition off Australia’s Cocos Islands has revealed dozens of wild, wiggly, and wonderful sea creatures never seen to science. Wonderful could also be construed as terrifying, if not for the fact that most of them are very small, and live at such depths as to permanently remove the possibility of our toes […]
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No estamos para expiar tus pecados climáticos
En mi comunidad, en el sur de Costa Rica, la ceiba es un árbol sagrado. Se eleva por encima de todos los demás árboles en nuestros bosques, con un dosel que puede crecer hasta 70 metros. Mi pueblo, el bribri,…
My Community Doesn’t Exist Just to Absolve You of Your Climate Sins
In my community in southern Costa Rica, the Ceiba tree is sacred. It towers above all other trees in our forests, with a canopy that can grow as high as 230 feet. My people, the Bribri, have always looked at…
Climate change summit leaves hope for limiting global warming | Mint – Mint
PARIS : Governments left the United Nations climate summit this month with new doubts that global temperature increases can be limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius from preindustrial levels—but also with hope that a more realistic goal, 1.7 degrees, is within…
How Green Energy Became The World’s New Blood Diamond
Wealth, with no ethical or moral standards for those of lesser means, can be dangerous and fatal to the cheap labor of disposable workforces. We have seen the effects on the disposable workforce when Qatar “needed” to build seven stadiums…
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