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The Biden administration just suspended oil and gas leases in the Arctic Refuge. This is an important step toward protecting one of the planet’s last intact wild landscapes from unlawful efforts to wring private profits out of our nation’s public lands. ejus.tc/3uDIjso
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We can’t ignore this bold opportunity to fight the climate crisis. Swift action to #CutMethane is the fastest way to slow global warming. We will see the tangible benefits during our lifetime. bit.ly/2PsJmwJ
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BREAKING: Today, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the @EPA to ban all food uses of chlorpyrifos, a toxic pesticide, or retain only those uses it can find safe for workers and children. We have been working for years to make this happen. 1/2 ejus.tc/3vtumxV
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Do you know someone who is leading on solutions to environmental health? Nominate a fellow by March 22nd at humanimpactsinstitute.org/no… to help us build a healthier NYC: humanimpactsinstitute.org/no…
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Cote d’Ivoire🇨🇮 is the second country in #Africa to receive #COVID19 vaccines from the COVAX facility!👏🏿 504,000 doses of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine just arrived in Abidjan. Another step towards #VaccinEquity & a symbol of global cooperation & solidarity.
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Do you know someone who is leading on environmental health solutions? We’ll be selecting ten fellows to partake in our program, who will receive many exciting benefits and opportunities. Nominate a fellow by March 10th at humanimpactsinstitute.org/no… to help us build a healthier NYC!
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Event: Columbia Climate Conversations: Youth Climate Activism in Action
Thursday, Feb 4, 6:00 PM
This panel focuses on youth activism by young women of color in the environmental movement.
events.columbia.edu/go/youth…
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The largest oil-producing area in the U.S. is spewing three times more methane pollution than the EPA estimates. Reducing methane pollution is a critical part of the climate fight. Watch EDF experts @ilissaocko and @ColinLeyden explain why. to.pbs.org/2YMvsqx
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What do undergraduate students want in a climate school? Come listen to student input and administrative responses in this interactive discussion about the formation of this new school. RSVP: tinyurl.com/y2335t9h
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Westerly winds play an important role in weather and climate, by influencing precipitation patterns, impacting ocean circulation and steering tropical cyclones. So, finding a way to assess how they will change as the climate warms is crucial.
blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2021/0…
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Ten years ago, the American Farm Bureau Federation lobbied against climate action. Now, it's joining a coalition to advance climate policy priorities. bit.ly/38eteFU
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The UN asked 10 million people their top priorities
Top: education, jobs, health, nutrition
Bottom: climate change
Read my 2020 peer-reviewed article: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Today we filed a lawsuit challenging @conocophillips’ massive oil development project in the Western Arctic. ejus.tc/3mGCF4C
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Scientists estimate the world will likely need up to 3.9 million square miles of new agricultural land by 2050. Such agricultural expansion could destroy some of the habitat of almost 90% of terrestrial animal species, according to a new study. e360.yale.edu/digest/agricul…
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We can’t stress enough how important it is to stop methane leaks from natural gas. Plugging a single abandoned well can cut its methane emissions by 99%. edf.org/Z7gK