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Unmasking the human face of climate change: two storytellers present a film on the climate emergency in Nepal
Concerned about the increasing climate crisis, an Indian writer/photographer and British filmmaker are on a journey to bring attention to the human stories from the front lines of climate change in Nepal.
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Bird alive! What the devil is a harpy eagle?
Native to the rainforests of Central and South America, the harpy eagle is the largest predatory bird living today.
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High tides are deadly but one artist is using them to speak about climate change
Inspired by deadly Hurricane Sandy that hit New York in 2012, American artist Sarah Cameron Sunde began a movement to raise awareness on the slow but steadily rising sea levels by standing out in the ocean for full tidal cycles.
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La Fundación que procura educar para proteger los manglares de Cartagena
La Fundación Planeta Azul Caribe a través de varias iniciativas, busca incentivar la cultura marina en personas de todas las edades que visiten o vivan en la Región Caribe mediante la investigación, la educación, la aplicación de la ciencia, la tecnología e innovación.
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International scientists draft urgent road map to battle insect apocalypse
Seventy three scientists propose immediate "no-regret" measures, including aggressively curbing planet-heating emissions and phasing out synthetic pesticides.
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Hundreds of thousands in Britain join mass tree-planting campaign to cut carbon emissions
The UK needs more than 1 billion new trees to reach its zero carbon emissions target, and campaigners hope a nationwide effort will help them get there.
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As bees face the sting of urbanization and climate change, what can cities do for them?
Bees play a crucial role in pollination, which not only ensures food production and security, but also helps in the growth of plants and trees that could protect cities from the effects of climate change. But as bees also face the sting of climate change, there are some ways people can help them survive.
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Meet the shrines holding together remnants of Africa’s largest coastal forest
At a time when forest burning has been listed as the third largest source of carbon dioxide emissions, the Mijikenda community in Kenya has managed to protect fragments of what was once Africa’s largest coastal forest through their culture and traditions, demonstrating the critical role indigenous communities play in fighting climate change.
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Blue Forests: protecting mangroves with coastal communities
A scalable natural climate solution that delivers meaningful benefits to coastal communities.
