Big Bank Tar Sands Financing More than Doubled in 2017
The world’s biggest banks continue to hasten the coming of extreme climate change by raising financing “extreme fossil fuels” exploration, production, distribution and consumption.
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Fisheries can be the lifeblood of seaside communities. But what happens to those economies when fisheries go under? A team from @NOAA 's Northeast Fisheries Science Center has developed a model to predict economic impacts of fishing closures https://t.co/k6Vswc3lf3 @SeafoodSource
We live in a world where sea level is rising, heat waves & precipitation events are becoming more extreme. If you’re the agency tasked with preparing for natural disasters, deciding to not take this into account is the definition of insanity
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Now he’s going after the century-old Migratory Bird Act.
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U.S. Elections are a Pivotal Moment for Climate Change Policy
Dean Scott, the senior climate change reporter for Bloomberg, moderated a panel discussion this weekend at the 2016 conference of the Society of Environmental Journalists. The topic at hand was the upcoming U.S. elections and what it means for climate change policy, particularly if Donald Trump wins the presidency. You might think that his position on climate change is “typical”…
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