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Institute of the Environment and Sustainability. Moving science to action for the planet and all who live here.

Los Angeles, California
Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2009.

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  1. Indiana Bill Would Make it Harder to Close Coal Plants: If the bill passes, Indiana would become the third in the U.S. to pass a law aimed at combating market forces that make renewables and natural gas cheaper than coal. via

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  2. U.S. Mayors Say Infrastructure Is a Priority. But What Kind? Survey: 92% of Democratic mayors say that cities have some part to play in reducing climate change, "even if it means sacrificing revenues and/or expending financial resources." via

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  3. Barring CA from enacting its own pollution regulations would cripple the state’s fight against smog and microscopic dust particles, says Ann Carlson ( ) in article about cutting from trucks🚚 Read the full article:

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  4. A remedy for harmful algal blooms? This scientist thinks he's found one. via

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  5. An ocean heat wave off the U.S. West Coast from 2014 to 2016 drove humpback whales into a narrow band of cooler water, leading to a dramatic increase in whale entanglements with crab-fishing gear. via

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  6. The Danger Downstream: Farm pollutants from multiple states feed a massive dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico. Shrimpers pay the cost. Great read by

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  7. How the Xbox stands between Microsoft and its climate goals: Every Xbox One X console contributes the equivalent of more than 1 ton of carbon emissions over 8 years. via

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  8. Meet the Millennial Farmers We’ll Be Counting on to Endure Climate Change via

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  9. "Rising temperatures triggering extreme weather events around the world could result in an increase in heat-related illnesses and deaths, as well as the threat of new infectious diseases, according to experts." via

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  10. Temperatures at a Florida-Size Glacier in Antarctica Alarm Scientists: They have recorded, for the first time, unusually warm water beneath a glacier the size of Florida that is already melting and contributing to a rise in sea levels. via

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  11. Vienna’s Cultural Approach to Going Car-Free: In an effort to cut vehicle emissions and boost public transportation, Austria’s capital will reward car-free travel with free access to museums and concerts. via

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  12. On the joy, torment, and — surprise! — climate awareness that come out of committing to cooking at home. Awesome article by

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  13. The Brain Cells That Guide Animals: New evidence the neural rules of navigation are universal. via

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  14. Locusts: UN calls for international help in East Africa — Kenya has been the worst hit — it has not seen locusts on this scale for 70 years — but the infestation has also struck Ethiopia and Somalia. via

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  15. These Maps Reveal Earth’s Unspoiled Places: A revolution in archaeology is happening just when we need it most. via

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  16. Andes Meltdown: New Insights Into Rapidly Retreating Glaciers — Using satellite data, scientists are documenting the inexorable melting of South America’s glaciers &ice fields, with Andean glaciers thinning by nearly 3 feet a year since 2000. via@YaleE360

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  17. New report on how CA can be a leader in negative emissions: fellow focuses on carbon removal issues &agrees w/ broad conclusions of the report, but says it will require major changes in infrastructure&behavior via MIT's

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  18. Canada's new Fisheries Act could help rebuild 33 critically depleted fish stocks. via

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  19. Despite bearing some of the worst consequences of climate change, many states in the U.S. Southeast still struggle to take meaningful action on it. latest project teams up with nine newsrooms across the region to explore why that is.

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  20. Jane Fonda led weekly demonstrations at the Capitol called “Fire Drill Fridays” to raise awareness about the climate crisis. via

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