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Meet the people behind the political climate movement taking North America by storm
Canada’s economy is deeply anchored on oil, but a movement calling for a climate-resilient and a more sustainable future is sweeping across the country’s youth, non-profit, and government sectors.
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Meet UK's first accredited climate change teacher: ‘Children need to know what’s going on’
A primary school teacher in the UK is the first to become accredited under a new UN teaching program, so young people in school can understand the effects of a changing climate.
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This farm outside Rwanda’s capital teaches women farmers how to mitigate climate change
As climate change threatens food security, women farmers in Kigali respond by growing nourishing food together using sustainable farming techniques.
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In Kenya, a man’s quest to save trees drives success for his business and the planet
Most Kenyan households traditionally fell trees for fuel, but this comes with serious health and environmental impacts. Said Twahir is determined to change that, and to make his and the planet’s future more secure.
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Bringing forth the earth’s rainforests
New research reveals the best bets for restoring tropical rainforests.
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Pope Francis declares a global climate emergency
The Pope warns that time is running out and decisive action is needed.
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That’s Amore: Frogs sing more alluring love songs in the city
Research shows that urban tungara frogs sound more attractive than forest frogs.
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A forest department officer works to restore mangroves in Mumbai
One woman plants 2 million mangrove seedlings to restore the coast of Maharashtra, India.
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One woman’s quest to restore the mangrove forests in Kenya
For many years, villagers in Gazi cut down mangrove trees to make support poles for their houses and for firewood. Little did they know that their actions would render the entire village vulnerable to the increasing dangers of climate change in years to come.