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climate change
10 Thoughts to Explore About Nature
Post date:What is nature? Evan Meyer of UCLA’s Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden; Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, disability justice and culture expert; and Rebeca Méndez, a designer and artist whose work addresses climate change, tackle this complex topic.
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community arts
Artbound
Algae: Food for the Future?
Post date:Climate change is one of the largest challenges humankind is facing. Artists are hoping to create an alternative food that will help humankind survive the oncoming crisis.
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Broken Bread
Broken Bread
Exploring How to Eat in Response to Climate Change
Post date:While many use words like fight, stand up or reverse to talk about climate change, Marina Zurkow and her collaborators are asking humans to re-think their diets and their place on the food chain.
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Broken Bread
Broken Bread
Beyond Burger: The New 'Meat' in Town
Post date:Beyond Burger patties are vegan, but its texture, taste and even its color is so closely reminiscent to beef that it's hard to believe that it wasn't made from an animal.
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Broken Bread
Broken Bread
Hank and Bean: Expanding Our Diets
Post date:Henry Fischer and Anna Rose Hopkins have vastly different backgrounds, but as Hank and Bean, they work with artists to create immersive dining experiences that challenges what people classify as food.
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Sierra Leone
Earth Focus
Urbanization and Climate Change Add Up to Deadly Consequences in Sierra Leone
Post date:A deadly mudslide exposed Freetown's failure to plan for urbanization in the face of climate change.
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sea level rise
Earth Focus
Forced to Move: Climate Change Already Displacing U.S. Communities
Post date:Climate change, expected to displace up to 200 million people by 2050, is cited as the number one global security threat of the 21st century.
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climate change
Democracy Now!
Jerry Brown Responds to Criticism for Indigenous Activist Comment at Climate Summit
Post date:On Saturday, a group of protesters, many of whom were Native American, disrupted California Governor Jerry Brown’s speech at Bonn, calling on California to ban fracking, yelling, “Keep it in the ground!”
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climate change
Laura Flanders Show
Planning for Climate Disaster
Post date:Geographer David Harvey weighs in on natural disasters and how we could organize our cities better to avoid them and Thanu Yakupitiyage from 350.org explains why climate justice requires reversing our policies on refugees.
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climate change
Environment
Is There Hope for Planet Earth
Post date:"Is There Hope for Planet Earth" explores the causes and long-term effects of climate change with paleoclimatologist Jess Adkins.
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climate change
Democracy Now!
Ex-NASA Scientist Discusses Clear Link Between Climate Change & Stronger Hurricanes
Post date:Dr. James Hansen, who has been called the "father of climate change awareness," discusses ole climate change played in unleashing Hurricane Harvey.
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climate change
Democracy Now!
Naomi Klein: Now is the Time to Talk About Climate Change
Post date:The World Meteorological Organization on Tuesday announced that Hurricane Harvey’s devastation is linked to climate change. And yet, the corporate networks have avoided linking the record-breaking storm to climate change.
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climate change
Democracy Now!
Trump Revokes Obama-Era Climate Resilient Flood Standards, Just Before Harvey
Post date:President Trump's executive order to gut out and end standards that required federal infrastructure projects to factor in scientific projections for the effects of climate change, such as increased flooding.
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Summer of the Environment
Earth Focus
The Transition Movement's Grassroots Strategies to Fight Climate Change
Post date:The transition movement addresses a sense of paralysis spurred by the sheer complexity of climate change by giving local communities the tools to develop grassroots strategies to combat global warming.
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Summer of the Environment
Earth Focus
Gore's Sequel and Invitation to Inconvenience Yourself
Post date:“An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power” offers a wonderful trip to foreign lands and amazing visuals of Greenland’s melting glaciers while following Al Gore's campaign for climate action.
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Summer of the Environment
Fierce Green Fire
A Fierce Green Fire
Post date:An exploration of the environmental movement - grassroots and global activism spanning fifty years from conservation to climate change.
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Peru
Big Cities
Indigenous Rope Bridge Builders Face Change With Ancestral Wisdom
Post date:Having suffered great climatic, social, and political changes for centuries, the people native to Peru's Quehue region have learned to face change armed only with their ancestral knowledge.
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cleantech
Earth Focus
Never Mind the Hype: This New Solar Fuel Paint is Interesting Anyway
Post date:Australian researchers create a paint that uses solar energy to make clean hydrogen fuel. We don't need hype to see how important that might be.
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climate change
Democracy Now!
Naomi Klein: Climate Movement Is Growing as U.S. Goes Rogue & Exits Paris Accord
Post date:Best-selling author and journalist Naomi Klein discusses the 2015 landmark Paris climate accord and her new book is "No Is Not Enough: Resisting Trump’s Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need."
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Greenland
What in the World
E17: Greenland's Culture Melts Away With Its Ice Sheets
Episode 17
Post date:Important coastal regions of the ice sheets on Greenland are thinning along with the culture of the region.
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