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Want a fairer, more sustainable world? Let women lead.
ICYMI: Fixers Maeve Higgins and Thanu Yakupitiyage talk climate and immigration justice on International Women’s Day.
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These activists want to stop ecocide. The first step is making it a crime.
Jojo Mehta and Julia Jackson are leading a global campaign to criminalize the large-scale deforestation and extraction that’s fueling the…
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The world is rushing to protect our oceans. Let’s make sure we’re doing it right.
Marine Protected Areas sink carbon and protect coastlines, but too many countries claim them on paper without regulation or enforcement.
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What is heirs’ property? A huge contributor to Black land loss you might not have heard of.
Advocates are working to right a major injustice that has implications for both landowners and the climate.
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A big, warm welcome to the new Fix site
Hi there, You may have noticed that things are looking a little different around here: Fix and our parent organization,…
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Want a fairer, more sustainable world? Let women lead.
ICYMI: Fixers Maeve Higgins and Thanu Yakupitiyage talk climate and immigration justice on International Women’s Day.
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Introducing our star judges for Imagine 2200, Fix’s cli-fi contest
Sheree Renée Thomas, Adrienne Maree Brown, Morgan Jerkins, and Kiese Laymon share their approaches to cli-fi, and what they hope…
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He brought ‘good trouble’ to environmental justice
Cecil Corbin-Mark dedicated his life to serving marginalized communities. His impact will be felt for generations to come.
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This TikTok star makes foraging a fun — and revolutionary — practice
Alexis Nikole Nelson is a foraging expert who shares tips of the trade through social media.
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‘Climate Neutral’ products are now a thing. What’s behind the label?
The latest eco-label on the market, Climate Neutral Certified gets companies to offset 100 percent of their carbon.
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The key to passing climate policy? Rein in (or win over) utilities monopolies.
Investor-owned utilities — yes, IOUs — dominate the system and wield enormous political power. Only the feds can change that.
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His legacy in expanding access to national parks looms larger than a sequoia
Charles Young and the Buffalo Soldiers cleared the way for today’s access to public lands in the National Park System.
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Air pollution kills. Making that official can help us tackle it.
The U.K. set a precedent for listing toxic pollution as a cause of death. It’s the catalyst we need to…