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• Select One World.

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  One World.

  Author:Alice CaryFrom:BookPage

  Apr. 2023413 words Article 1250LImagine if you could travel around the world in a single instant. If you began in Australia at 10 a.m. and went to Brazil, it would already be 8 p.m. there! Author Nicola Davies and illustrator Jenni Desmond follow two...
• Select "To have any impact we have to get the big players on board" - UK cocoa-free chocolate firm WNWN Food Labs on the need for powerful allies.

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  "To have any impact we have to get the big players on board" - UK cocoa-free chocolate firm WNWN Food Labs on the need for powerful allies.

  From:just-food.com

  Mar. 23, 20231,385 words Article 1010LByline: Andy Coyne The chocolate industry has some big issues to deal with, including scandals surrounding the use of child labour in its supply chain, crops being vulnerable to climate change and increasing regulation...
• Select Estonia to invest EUR 18.8 mln in biodiversity by 2032.

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  Estonia to invest EUR 18.8 mln in biodiversity by 2032.

  From:The Baltic Times

  Mar. 21, 2023387 words Brief article 1370LA total of 18.8 million euros will be invested in Estonia by 2032 to preserve biodiversity and ecosystems by means of a number of activities that will help the environment and people adapt to climate change. Under the...
• Select In the name of the planet, Wales curtails roadbuilding.

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  In the name of the planet, Wales curtails roadbuilding.

  From:The Economist

  Mar. 18, 2023803 words Article 1170LThe 21st century is a strain on two wonders of the 19th. Thomas Telford's suspension bridge over the narrow Menai Strait, between Anglesey and the Welsh mainland, was the biggest of its kind when completed in 1826. When...
• Select Climate Change Through Art's Lens: Edgy Global Exhibits With an Eco Twist; In these global art exhibitions you can visit now, artists reckon with climate change by visualizing the air, sculpting the fluid and recreating a preserved underwater zone to help us process climate anxiety.

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  Climate Change Through Art's Lens: Edgy Global Exhibits With an Eco Twist; In these global art exhibitions you can visit now, artists reckon with climate change by visualizing the air, sculpting the fluid and recreating a preserved underwater zone to help us process climate anxiety.

  Author:Fan ChenFrom:Newsweek (Vol. 180, Issue 7)

  Mar. 10, 2023702 words Article 1360LByline: Fan Chen What happens when artists reckon with climate change? They visualize the air, sculpt the fluid, recreate a preserved underwater zone and process climate anxiety for us to ponder. Artists creatively...
• Select Students Want Climate Change Education. Most Teachers Don't Get Enough Training.

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  Students Want Climate Change Education. Most Teachers Don't Get Enough Training.

  Author:Arianna ProtheroFrom:Education Week (Vol. 42, Issue 25)

  Mar. 8, 20231,932 words Article 1460LThree-fourths of teachers have not received any professional training or education on how to teach climate change?a fact that likely influences the extent to which they teach the subject and whether they do so in a way...
• Select How to minimize risks on turbulent flights.

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  How to minimize risks on turbulent flights.

  From:AirGuide Business

  Mar. 7, 2023148 words Brief article 1530LClimate change may be increasing incidences of turbulence, says Taylor Garland, spokesperson for the Association of Flight Attendants, who recommends that passengers follow all crew instructions and keep their seatbelts...
• Select Systemic Challenges Amid Global Turmoil: A Social-Enterprise Development Model Holds the Key.

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  Systemic Challenges Amid Global Turmoil: A Social-Enterprise Development Model Holds the Key.

  From:Addis Fortune

  Mar. 6, 2023747 words Article 1410LTackling climate change and inequality would be difficult in the best of times. At a time when the war in Ukraine seems set to escalate, the Sino-American rivalry grows riskier by the day, and many economies are...
• Select Saving the rainforests would be a bargain.

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  Saving the rainforests would be a bargain.

  From:The Economist

  Mar. 4, 2023703 words Article 1120LProfits from chopping down rainforests are surprisingly meagre. The land is not particularly fertile. A freshly cleared hectare of the Amazon fetches an average price of only around $1,200. By contrast, the social costs...
• Select Sophie Pavelle demonstrates that books on the climate crisis do not always have to be about doom and gloom.

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  Sophie Pavelle demonstrates that books on the climate crisis do not always have to be about doom and gloom.

  Author:Tom TivnanFrom:The Bookseller (Issue 6009)

  Mar. 3, 20231,426 words Interview 1260LSpring feels like it has sprung when I meet Sophie Pavelle at a quayside outdoor cafe in her home town of Exeter. Unexpectedly springy, as I spend the good part of the interview regretting both the sunglasses and Ambre...
• Select Taiwan: Public-private collaboration promotes the city marketing, "2023 Open Hsinchu".

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  Taiwan: Public-private collaboration promotes the city marketing, "2023 Open Hsinchu".

  From:Taiwan Government News

  Mar. 2, 2023437 words Article 1570LMayor Kao Hung-An attended the "First Preparatory Meeting for 2023 Open Hsinchu". Theme for this year's event was flowers and trees, responding to the issues of global climate change. Hsincu City successfully received...
• Select THE WATCHMAN: Senior content producer Michael Malone's look at the programming scene.

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  THE WATCHMAN: Senior content producer Michael Malone's look at the programming scene.

  Author:Michael MaloneFrom:Broadcasting & Cable (Vol. 153, Issue 2)

  Mar. 2023632 words Article 1210L'Extrapolations' Imagines Climate Change a Few Years Down the Road Extrapolations, adrama that touches on climate change in the near future, begins on Apple TV Plus March 17. Featuring eight connected stories that...
• Select Smart debt relief or just greenwashing?

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  Smart debt relief or just greenwashing?

  From:Geographical (Vol. 95, Issue 3)

  Mar. 2023671 words Article 1230LCan liabilities be traded for an asset? Sometimes they can. A few weeks ago, Portugal reached a financial agreement with Cape Verde, the West African country that was once one of its colonies. Portugal will forgo...
• Select Camp Zero.

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  Camp Zero.

  Author:Kristine HuntleyFrom:Booklist (Vol. 119, Issue 13)

  Mar. 1, 2023218 words Brief article 1110LCamp Zero. By Michelle Min Sterling. Apr. 2023.304P. Atria, $28 (9781668007563). Sterling's dystopian first novel is set in 2049, when climate change has displaced much of the North American population. While the rich...
• Select A few pieces of good news on climate change (and a reality check): The path ahead for climate action is narrow, but a close look at emissions data provides a few reasons to be optimistic.

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  A few pieces of good news on climate change (and a reality check): The path ahead for climate action is narrow, but a close look at emissions data provides a few reasons to be optimistic.

  Author:Casey CrownhartFrom:MIT Technology Review (Vol. 126, Issue 2)

  March-April 2023896 words Article 1260LWhen it comes to climate, the picture can look bleak. Emissions of the greenhouse gases that cause climate change reached a new peak in 2022, according to early estimates. And climate disasters seem to be hitting at a...
• Select U.S. lithium strategy is deemed inadequate; Group recommends 5 steps to reach goals faster.

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  U.S. lithium strategy is deemed inadequate; Group recommends 5 steps to reach goals faster.

  Author:Hannah LutzFrom:Automotive News (Vol. 97, Issue 7079)

  Feb. 27, 2023710 words Article 2010LByline: Hannah Lutz The U.S. must bolster its lithium battery cell sourcing and manufacturing strategy to compete in the expanding lithium-battery market and reach climate goals, according to Li-Bridge research. The...
• Select Singapore sees 'tech ecosystem'.

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  Singapore sees 'tech ecosystem'.

  From:Pakistan & Gulf Economist (Vol. 42, Issue 5-6)

  Feb. 26, 2023177 words Brief article 1350LThe key to keeping the green economy growing will be an ecosystem that encourages innovation, a senior executive of Singapore's investment promotion agency said on Wednesday. 'We are, on the one hand, extremely...
• Select What would the perfect climate-change lender look like?

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  What would the perfect climate-change lender look like?

  From:The Economist

  Feb. 25, 20231,112 words Article 1180LImagine, for a second, that you are a guest at the Mount Washington Hotel in the ski resort of Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. You have arrived to enjoy neither the slopes nor the hotel's 18-hole golf course. Instead, you...
• Select Real life.

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  Real life.

  Author:Melissa KiteFrom:Spectator (Vol. 351, Issue 10147)

  Feb. 25, 2023802 words Column 1360LWhen we put the house on the market, my environmentally conscious neighbours disappeared on a holiday so long I asked another neighbour where they had gone. 'On a cruise,' she said, but I thought that unlikely, because...
• Select Mo Ibrahim on the need to reform international financial institutions.

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  Mo Ibrahim on the need to reform international financial institutions.

  From:The Economist

  Feb. 25, 2023988 words Article 1140LAFRICA IS AT the sharp end of the global "polycrisis": the converging effects of climate change, the pandemic and the Ukraine war. None is of its own making. And the polycrisis comes as more than 800m people on the...