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2019: The deadliest year yet for environmental activists
A new report found that about 212 land and environmental defenders were killed in 2019 worldwide — a nearly 30 percent rise over 2018 data.
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This prof is shedding light on energy injustice — and how to fix it
Not every household has the same access to clean, efficient energy. Professor Tony Reames has a plan to correct that.
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A northeast law limited carbon emissions. It also helped kids breathe.
A new study expands on the health benefits of RGGI, but more research is needed to evaluate whether they are distributed equitably.
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In a fight over a Colombian coal mine, COVID-19 raises the stakes
The Indigenous Wayuu people have long battled the Cerrejón coal mine. Amid Covid-19, they’re now appealing to the U.N.
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Practicing joy (and social distancing) in nature
When lockdown hit, I found myself suddenly with more free time than I’d had since childhood. To fill it, I started to take walks.
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How the fossil fuel industry drives climate change and police brutality
A new report says that "fighting to end environmental racism goes hand in hand with defunding the police"
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The surprising reasons why people ignore the facts about climate change
"If Democrats base their strategy on facts, then that’s a problem."
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The curse of ‘both-sidesism’: How climate denial skewed media coverage for 30 years
Study finds big newspapers -- including the NYT -- favored arguments against climate action.
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Summer vacation is broke. We’re fixing it.
Grist asked four Fixers for their vacation “dupes” in the summer of quarantine.
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Meet UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ new youth climate advisors
The United Nations is bringing the youth climate movement to the table